Team-BHP - The Mobile Phone Thread - Queries, decisions, discussions all here

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Need a phone which has blocking enabled for certain numbers. I'm aware that some manufacturers, including Sony have a call restriction wherein one can enable incoming calls from a pre determined list. However, I'm locking at a phone which blocks calls from numbers on a predetermined list. Appreciate any assistance.

Lalvaz,

This feature can be added to most phones by installing software that will disconnect / ignore calls based on blacklist of numbers.

Such calls are stored in log so you can check later to see which calls were blocked by software.

Which phone do you have at the moment?

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Originally Posted by Lalvaz (Post 1290802)

Buddy, you dont need a separate phone for that. A software called Handy Blacklist or Best Blacklist or Advanced Call Manager will do. I have used all three on Symbian phones (Nokia E series) and have been most happy with Handy BlackList.

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Originally Posted by sukrit7 (Post 1291192)

Thanks finneyp, will get a keyboard sometime today. Any ideas on putting contacts in diamond without active sync?

Try this, don't know if it works on your phone. On your old phone goto the address book and select all contacts and send them all via bluetooth to the HTC.

This works in about 6-7secs to transfer all my contacts from my N82 to the Old XDA II Mini [which tends to lose them with battery runouts:)]

Hi,

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Originally Posted by sukrit7 (Post 1290582)

Tried that but it didn't work. Any manual method. There has to be something; Or can't I use a different program to transfer the contacts?

The process is described here:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...919601033.aspx

Thanks everyone. The problem was with outlook 2007 being a trial version and hence import contacts was disabled. Quite silly of them really, specially since it's coming with the phone. All sorted now, I'm back to enjoying my new device.

I own a HTC 3400i. I'am not able to send and receive sms/mms etc from today morning. Is there any problem with the device or network? If it is a device problem, how can it be rectified? Need your suggestions.

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Originally Posted by finneyp (Post 1292296)

Snaronikar, Are you connected to network?

Do a soft reset & try.

I'am connected to network. I have also reset and tried and nothing's happening. The phone calls to & from is normal. I hav problem only with messaging. Is there a problem with software?

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Originally Posted by snaronikar (Post 1292263)

Are you on Airtel and using Live? then as reported in another thread you might want to reconfigure the apn. Check with customer support on what is the new APN.

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Originally Posted by Jaggu (Post 1292343)

Are you on Airtel and using Live? then as reported in another thread you might want to reconfigure the apn. Check with customer support on what is the new APN.

Yes, my connection is airtel and also using "Office Mobile" as airtel live will not work on windows based mobile (as per airtel). I checked with:
1) Airtel: They informed to redo all the messaging settings.
2) HTC support: They informed only option is to "clear storage". It will delete everything (or restored to factory settings). I have synchoronised my mobile with laptop. He informed only the contacts and calender will be saved. I do not want to loose on sms's I have. Is there any otehr way out on this? please: