Looking Glass
16th December 2005, 09:33 PM
Hi everybody!
I got a typhoon (Movistar TSM 520) cause my i-mate Jam took months to be delivered by Expansys. When the JAM arrived, I passed mi 520 to my wife :twisted:
She is about to quit talking to me... :wink: at least by phone...
I configured her phone to be locked by default, and selected "not to answer with any key". However, the directional (joystick) key, even if slighty pressed, picks up the call. What ends up is that many times, just touching the phone with the hand when the incoming call begans to vibrate, does pick up the call, thus preventing the phone from ringing, thinking there were no incoming call, (easy if you carry the phone on your belt) and leaving an open call on the other side, (it's usually me) until tired of hearing noise and the usual people chat, I hang-up.
It obviously happens not just with my calls, but is annoying my wife and everyone else, and is expensive too....
:(
żIs there a way for preventing this key from picking the calls?
Thanks.
I got a typhoon (Movistar TSM 520) cause my i-mate Jam took months to be delivered by Expansys. When the JAM arrived, I passed mi 520 to my wife :twisted:
She is about to quit talking to me... :wink: at least by phone...
I configured her phone to be locked by default, and selected "not to answer with any key". However, the directional (joystick) key, even if slighty pressed, picks up the call. What ends up is that many times, just touching the phone with the hand when the incoming call begans to vibrate, does pick up the call, thus preventing the phone from ringing, thinking there were no incoming call, (easy if you carry the phone on your belt) and leaving an open call on the other side, (it's usually me) until tired of hearing noise and the usual people chat, I hang-up.
It obviously happens not just with my calls, but is annoying my wife and everyone else, and is expensive too....
:(
żIs there a way for preventing this key from picking the calls?
Thanks.