User: archer
These are the most recent forum messages posted by archer:
Re: I like, but... » Caller ID Fix!
Sounds to me like you didn't reboot the phone like you're supposed to after installing the software. ;)
True, it doesn't fix the external caller ID issue. My external caller ID worked fine for the first week or so that I had the phone, then suddenly stopped.
Anyway, this software works great for me. There's no need to assign even a single picture if you don't want to. It still causes the caller to promptly identify your ...
Re: I like, but... » Caller ID Fix!
After another frustrating call to Samsung today (the level 2 tech knew almost nothing about this phone and I had to correct him a number of different times), I discovered this Photo Caller ID program that actually fixes the caller ID bug. No, I'm not thrilled about spending another $20 to fix a bug that came with this $500 phone; but on the other hand, it is a relief to see it finally working properly!
https://www.handango.com/verizon wireless/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=857 &osId=295&jid=X9EE4EBA686EC1E51182F69X7CX8DAF X&catalog=0§ionId=0&productType=2&platfor mId=11&productId=78496
Re: I like, but...
1. I called Samsung this morning. This is a well-known issue (just read the reviews). It irritates the hell out of me that they'd release the phone with such a glaring bug! There is no fix for this and they gave no encouraging indication that one was forthcoming, although they "hope" there will be one.
2. Notes weren't included. I don't know if or when they will be.
Re: Will this run...
1. I can't comment on this yet.
2. On mine, the phone number appears promptly (internally/externally), but the person's name isn't pulled from my contacts until about 5 rings (if the call doesn't go to VM first). However, if I take the call (even after the first ring), the caller's name is pulled up immediately. I would definitely say that this is a major bug, which I sincerely hope gets fixed promptly. This bug is so lame -- it irritates ...
Re: Service agreement for e-mail?
To my knowledge, simply connecting to your mail server for sending and receiving your e-mail is treated/billed the same as surfing the web -- it's just basic Internet access. There is another add-on premium service whereby your Outlook on your desktop will synchronize with your phone wirelessly -- perhaps that's where you're getting confused.
Re: Windows Smartphone and Verizon
The SmartPhone syncs with Outlook using ActiveSync.
