To a few it's a pain, to most it doesn't matter, to those who decided that maybe someone wanted a way to text more than one cell phone at a time in case some moron doesn't know how to set listings to mobile since the default is home it's a good feature, and to whomever's left it's a good idea.I was directed to this thread by a closed one, but after going through 10 pages I dont see this issue... really dont have the time to wade through 70 pages.
When in 'messaging' since updating to 2.2 it shows home #, fax #, office #, mobile #, etc... before it would only show mobile. Is this a setting somewhere that I'm not seeing?
I agree, it use to show only mobil numbers for text.
But I don't understand how this is an issue. You just select the mobil number and text.
You don't understand how it is an issue? Perhaps you like taking a step backwards instead of forward. If someone has an office phone, a home phone, a cell phone and a fax, you have 4 #s. total pain having to pick the right # every time.
it worked great before, why change it? at least provide an option to show only cell #s
Try a different MMS app. That's what the Market is for. That's the nice thing about Android. If you don't like it, there's some way to change it.
I was directed to this thread by a closed one, but after going through 10 pages I dont see this issue... really dont have the time to wade through 70 pages.
When in 'messaging' since updating to 2.2 it shows home #, fax #, office #, mobile #, etc... before it would only show mobile. Is this a setting somewhere that I'm not seeing?
I agree, it use to show only mobil numbers for text.
But I don't understand how this is an issue. You just select the mobil number and text.
You don't understand how it is an issue? Perhaps you like taking a step backwards instead of forward. If someone has an office phone, a home phone, a cell phone and a fax, you have 4 #s. total pain having to pick the right # every time.
it worked great before, why change it? at least provide an option to show only cell #s
[/QUOTE]With regard to the statement below: I see no way to customize the blank icons. Does anyone know how to do this? I really like the new car dock screen, but it looks like a waste of space if I can't customize the blank icon tiles.
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Sure. When clicked into the car dock, instead of the curved "bar" with 5 icons, which I really didn't like, you get 6 big icons to press. They are Navigation, Voice Search, Phone, Contacts, Music, and Exit Car Dock. Then you can tap the arrow to go to the second page, which has six more icons. There are icons for Maps, Settings, and Lighting. The Lighting icon lets you pick between Day, Night, and Automatic. There are also 3 blank icons, which I imagine you could customize to launch the app of your choosing (Pandora would be perfect).
I love the fact that they put an Exit icon on it. Makes it easier to get to your main screen without having to back out or press the Home button.
Ever since I installed Froyo, trying to enter a password or number in a menu (such as when entering a password for voice mail) duplicates the number tone and I get "Sorry, that's the incorrect password". If I go off speaker, it only hits the tone once and I can get in.
Frankly I'm not sure whether dial menus like this actually listen to the number tones, but it's frustrating using a phone when I can't check my messages.
What is causing this and how do I fix it? I'm afraid of upgrading to Motorola's official Froyo and still having it happen, as it makes a major function of my phone useless.
Since my FRG22D update (Motorola Droid), I've noticed that the "Media" service has been chewing up about 15-20% of my battery usage. Any idea why this is happening? I haven't launched any music or video applications or widgets. I am running LauncherPro and Tasker, but never had this problem pre-FRG22D.
