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Nokia Lumia 900 Update Adds 'Flip-to-Silence' Feature

Aug 15, 2012, 11:18 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nokia today said that it is pushing a minor system update to the Lumia 900, which is sold by AT&T. The update fixes several bugs, smoothes out the start-up sequence, and adds the "flip-to-silence" feature. The update also makes improvements the camera's behavior. The update must be installed through the desktop Zune client or Windows Phone Connector for Mac. It is available starting today.

source: Nokia

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rwalford79

Aug 15, 2012, 11:28 AM

Android Feature

This is an Android feature offered in HTC phones since 2.2. I have this on my MyTouch4G (T-Mobile). Pick it up and the ringer will silence, flip it over the ringer will silence. If you are on a call, just bring the phone away from your face, and put it face down on something and it will turn on the speakerphone as well. Its a novel feature, that ironically, I found MOST convenient and the "move to silence" feature something ALL PHONES, even non-smartphones should have. I cant stand peoples blaring phones in public who are too stupid to silence the ringer - they keep looking at their phone "Should I answer?"

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