I cant do conference calls using the 3 network. I ring my dad he is also on three. Then I add another caller who is also on three. But when I add the third caller it puts my dad on hold.
Any ideas?
Thats how conference calling works in US. After you have the other person connected, you should see the option to merge calls. Select merge.
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Hi,
Could someone provide me pointers with how actually a incoming call is routed on the cdma network.
What I want to figure out is issue with cloned phones.
Now when I have my cloned phones connected to the same tower, they both ring when an incoming call comes in?
But when they are connected to different towers only one rings, what determines which one does?
Is it possible to have only one of them ring i.e. the other ignores any incoming calls?
Maybe have the secondary phone not show itself on the network, unless it needs to make a call (voice or data)?
What about call waiting? When another incoming calls comes in when one is in session, would prefrentially go the the phone which is active or could it go to either?
Has anyone any experience of extensive testing of having two (or more) phones on a network?
- Jack
Conference Call on EVO 4G Sprint:
The only time I'm allowed to connect two calls if I've dialed both the calls from my phone but I don't get an option to merge received calls. Thus, my question is, how do you make a conference call when you are talking with someone and a third person calls you?
Any help on this matter will be appreciated.
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You can't: the only way to make it work is exactly as you describe, you must be the caller on both for the conference to work.
Is there a work around this annoyance? Like an app from the app store or rooting my phone? Does this problem exist with every Android phone or only with Evo 4G?
Incomming CDMA and outgoing CDMA are different. You can only conference outgoing CDMA.
Rather sure this is the same with all CDMA phones. But, I have never tested on any other phone I had with verizon or sprint.
Have you tried Google Voice?
phone unlocked to be used for traveling
current location: china
current mobile carrier: china mobile
no problem getting calls from local landline & cell phone
no problem getting calls from internation if using phone card
skype call cannot come through, skype shows "no answer" after 3 to 5 rings, phone never rang
call china mobile customer service and they said it's phone setting that's blocking the call from skype but i have no idea where to look @, i didn't set any call barring
I'm on the JB leak. How do you conference call? If I'm on a call and hit "Add Call", I can dial a number and call it. As soon as the other party answers, the original call is no longer available to me and "Add Call" is greyed out - no option to merge.
I call User1 and then i press add call, then i can choose who i want to call, (While User1 is on hold), I then call User2 once User2 Picks up the +Add Call changed into Merge Call, Then i press merge call and they are now all on one line. And the merge button changes back into a Add Call Button.
Using XT907 Verizon w/ Aussie Radio on ICS US T-Mobile
This is not possible on XT907 Verizon Stock Radio JB on EU O2 Student plan (Unless u have Premium Contract)
It works the same as US Tmobile for EU O2 with Premium contract Meaning not a student cheap plan.
So I would asume to check ur plan if it supports Conference call.
Hi,
a colleague of mine, owning a M1 A1, stock ROM, no root, today discovered that all calls that he did with his second SIM (business, network provider TIM Italy) where billed as well on first SIM (personal). Looking at first SIM calls details on SIM network provider (3 ITA), he found 440 mins of calls from SIM1 to SIM2.
Has anyone experienced this???
Call forward or divert active?
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Call forward or divert active?
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What do you mean? Call divert should be a network provider configuration: you could specify at which number you are available. In that case, in calls should be deviated, not out calls. So, if you're correct, all incoming calls to private number where deviated to business number? We' ll check.
Is there any options in Android settings? I do not remember so...
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THANKS! My colleague remembered that he previously had two phones (private and business) and that private one got broken. So, until he bought the A1, he forwarded incoming calls to business one. But he did not remember to clean up the settings!!! Thanks for hint @.:Addicted:.