Shop Talk
This old guy
He asks if the phone has to be turned on for the ear piece to work. Obviously. I ask why he would want to use it if the phone was off. After meandering around he says it is on when he opens it but it is off when he closes it. I say no, it's not off, that's why the screen on the outside is still lit up. Anyway he got really embarassed and decided not to buy anything which is fine cause it was entertaining.
Old Guy - I need to return this bluetooth, it doesn't seem to work with my phone.
Me - 🤨 ? How so?
OG - it just doesnt work ... like now for instance... I have it on but it doesn't connect to my phone.
Me - OK may I see your phone please?
OG - Well it's at home.
🤨 🤨 🤨 🤣 🤣 🤣
They should make a phone and still put all of the buttons on it, but not bother with a menu system. Maybe allow contacts but have a specific "contacts" button. Same for voicemail. Save it in the phone like an answering machine and have a dedicated button. Other than that, the numbers, *, #, Call or Send, and End or Hang up. Nothing special. Like the Jitterbug...only make it actually work.
but i am proud she learned how to record from vcr to dvd and dvd to vcr. this is the lady that still has a tough time with her sanyo katana.
kapwww said:
Maybe allow contacts but have a specific "contacts" button. Same for voicemail.
They have that. It's called programmable hot keys. You (the guy selling the phones) can set that up.
2. Some old people would be very confused if the actual button on the keypad didn't say exactly what the button was for. The suggestion I was making was to print the word right on the button. It's like the old computer joke of "push any key" and people getting pissed because they couldn't find a key that said "any" on it.
3. Do you really get off on being a dlck in forums or are you just really bored at work and looking to entertain yourself by eliciting responses on a forum? I'm beginning to believe that you aren't as busy at work as you always claim. You ...
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