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I got mine today. Great phone, just a few minor things I don't like. for
the screen that shows when the phone is closed, it has this stupid looking
background behind the clock and caller id etc. -- this 60s-like psychedelic
thing. I really want to get rid of it, but can't figure out how. Nothing in
the book about it. Any ideas?
The other down side is the antennae. Kind of big - I can see it snapping
off in my pocket. Solid, but longer than the one on my T-Mobile Motorola
V300. Not much I can do about that.
Anyway, otherwise, the phone seems pretty good, but its just day one
"Michelle Steiner" <michelle@michelle.org> wrote in message
news:michelle-5CA6E2.14372907082004@news.west.cox.net...
> In article <svfah0drvcs5kgbioan6bf24i22a7ck2lo@4ax.com>,
> Dirk McGurk <er9jf09r3c9rcu@XR4TU.BITNET> wrote:
>
> > >Here are some bugs:
> > >
> > >It will not let you upload the phone book via blue tooth.
> >
> > It's hard to call something a bug when the designers made it that
> > way, on purpose. A shortcoming, sure. Not a bug.
>
> Call it a bug, a shortcoming, a failure, whatever; the bottom line is
> that a function that should work doesn't work.
>
> > >It suppresses the ring in the car's phone system, and in itself,
> > >when connected by bluetooth to the car.
> >
> > Then how do you know you have a call?
>
> If the audio system is on, it is muted; further, the display screen say
> "Incoming phone call." The problem is that if the audio system isn't
> on, and you're not looking at the car's display screen, you won't know
> you have a call.
>
> I'm referring specifically to the bluetooth system in the Toyota Prius.
> I don't know whether this problem exists with other bluetooth-equipped
> autos. I do know (from reports, not from personal experience) that you
> can get a ring with other bluetooth phones and this car.
>
> --
> Stop Mad Cowboy Disease: Vote for John Kerry.
I got mine today. Great phone, just a few minor things I don't like. for
the screen that shows when the phone is closed, it has this stupid looking
background behind the clock and caller id etc. -- this 60s-like psychedelic
thing. I really want to get rid of it, but can't figure out how. Nothing in
the book about it. Any ideas?
The other down side is the antennae. Kind of big - I can see it snapping
off in my pocket. Solid, but longer than the one on my T-Mobile Motorola
V300. Not much I can do about that.
Anyway, otherwise, the phone seems pretty good, but its just day one
"Michelle Steiner" <michelle@michelle.org> wrote in message
news:michelle-5CA6E2.14372907082004@news.west.cox.net...
> In article <svfah0drvcs5kgbioan6bf24i22a7ck2lo@4ax.com>,
> Dirk McGurk <er9jf09r3c9rcu@XR4TU.BITNET> wrote:
>
> > >Here are some bugs:
> > >
> > >It will not let you upload the phone book via blue tooth.
> >
> > It's hard to call something a bug when the designers made it that
> > way, on purpose. A shortcoming, sure. Not a bug.
>
> Call it a bug, a shortcoming, a failure, whatever; the bottom line is
> that a function that should work doesn't work.
>
> > >It suppresses the ring in the car's phone system, and in itself,
> > >when connected by bluetooth to the car.
> >
> > Then how do you know you have a call?
>
> If the audio system is on, it is muted; further, the display screen say
> "Incoming phone call." The problem is that if the audio system isn't
> on, and you're not looking at the car's display screen, you won't know
> you have a call.
>
> I'm referring specifically to the bluetooth system in the Toyota Prius.
> I don't know whether this problem exists with other bluetooth-equipped
> autos. I do know (from reports, not from personal experience) that you
> can get a ring with other bluetooth phones and this car.
>
> --
> Stop Mad Cowboy Disease: Vote for John Kerry.