Hi I m trying to switch between voice and data call quikly (2 different phone numbers).
I can make a voice call, terminate it, and then make a data call in order to switch between them, however, the handshake at the data call beginning takes too much time (approx 25s).
It seems like holding (linehold) the data call won t work.
Is there a way to have a faster handshake (I don t need the whole 9600 bandwith) ? Or to hold and unhold the data call quickly ?
THANX FOR YOUR HELP
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Hi Guys,
Just got my S110, which I love. Still trying to learn how different the phone functions are, compared to my C500, one thing I have noticed, and which I feel is a real pain is to do with the suppled headset and its intergration with mobile 2003.
It seems to be fine at answering calls - a quick tap, and that is it, but when it comes to ending a call, i have to hold the button for 3 seconds, and there is also no beep to notify that the call has ended. This is a bit annoying if you end the call with the handset in your pocket. There is nothing to let you know it has ended, apart from looking at the handset.
Does anyone know of a hack to shorten the length the button needs to be pressed to end a call.
Also is there any chance of voice tagging, like a normal phone. I have tried Voice commander, which I think is hit and miss.
Many Thanks
NickB23
Hi All,
I am making an application to detect outbound calls and in case of specific number I disconnect the call and then make a new call using tapiRequestMakeCall.... I wait till the status get idle before making the new call but it takes about 12 seconds before connecting to server. If I make a simple application just calling tapiRequestMakeCall on the same number it takes 2 seconds... Emulator doesnt seem to have this problem...
I would be really thankful to anyone who helps me on this....
I would be posting the exact code in case any one feels like helpin me out
regards
Aftab Alam
I can't figure out how to do three-way calling...anybody know?
I can swap and hold, but can't three-way...
When you have two calls (1 on each line), press the menu button and an option for conference should be available for you to press.
2 get someone on your second line, just put the person on your first line on hold, dial the second number, connect, then follow the instructions above to begin the three way call.
this may sound dumb, but does 3 way callin cost money with cell phones liek it does on landlines?
in the UK there is no charge beyond the 3 calls being made.
there are pleanty of free services to do it properly http://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...GLJ,GGLJ:2006-44,GGLJ:en-GB&q=conference+call
ohhhh conference ...i never thought about that lol..thanks alot zakhir_n
but cingular has 3way calling for free with whatever plan...
I'm pretty embarrassed to be asking something like this, but is there any way to nicely handle the following race condition:
1) You're talking to someone. The call drops.
2) You call them right back. The call goes straight to their voicemail, because it just so happens that they're calling YOU right now. It took a half-second or so it for you to realize what happened...
3) ... and now you just heard the call-waiting beep, and know the 'incoming call' message is going to appear on the screen in just a moment. Damn. It's too late to abort. If you hit 'end' now, it's going to decline the incoming call and leave you in their voicemail. On the other hand, if you hit 'send', it's going to keep the voicemail call active, and take the incoming call from the person.
In other words, you have two options, and both of them suck. What you REALLY want to do is kill the voicemail call, and take the incoming call.
Is there any good way to do it? Specifically on Sprint, but I'm willing to randomly try things known to work with other carriers, too, just in case it happens to work with Sprint as well.
Failing that, does the Android API expose enough of the phone to create a custom event handler that reacts to call-waiting events by comparing the number just dialed to the number on the caller ID, and if both are the same, forcibly terminate the first call and take the second?
I hate it when this happens too. I hadn't thought of a solution but it just occurred to me that pressing # ends voicemail on some carriers. Haven't tried it with Sprint yet but might be worth a shot.
I know I must be missing something easy here.
When I am on a call and I get a second call I can answer the call. I can transfer between the two calls, but I can't hang up on one of the calls. The second call seems to stay connected, even if the other party hung up the line.
How can I hang up on one of the calls without disconnecting both calls?
Thanks!
Yeah, it sucks. That's CDMA for ya. I always worry about it using my minutes because it's usually a landline that I stop talking to & switch back to a cell call.
I just drag the notifications bar down and click the end call button to the right of the person's name.