There's always that.because it is a stupid setup that no one would intuitively create for themself when giving the choice.
There's always that.because it is a stupid setup that no one would intuitively create for themself when giving the choice.
I sure hope Google pays you for being their biggest fangirl, otherwise it would just be sad.because it is a stupid setup that no one would intuitively create for themself when giving the choice.
I sure hope Google pays you for being their biggest fangirl, otherwise it would just be sad.
I sure hope Google pays you for being their biggest fangirl, otherwise it would just be sad.
Hyundai does the same thing as a bmw tooI use the hell out of widgets...you're doing something wrong cause I do exactly as you described on my s5
Now I understand you're going from a Hyundai to a BMW its taking you a little time to figure out the new controlsHyundai does the same thing as a bmw too
and it sounds like you can't find the gear shift.Hyundai does the same thing as a bmw too
bought a GS4 last month? some people are better off with dumbphonesTwo of my estimators sport droids. One a Galaxy S4 and the other a Nexus 5. I tooled around on their phones for a bit over the past couple of weeks. The Nexus seems to be a smoother operator. He claims the Samsungs are bloated. The Galaxy S4 guy doesn't know how to use his phone. That is his first smartphone and he got it last month.
It's his first smartphone and he's a frugal dude.bought a GS4 last month? some people are better off with dumbphones
I use Visual Voicemail, but it is a VZW app. you mean something like this?It's his first smartphone and he's a frugal dude.
Does Android have an option/app/widget that mimics the same voicemail system as iPhone or Windows phone? The iPhone voicemail system is great. It's its own system, not a carrier. I can see who left the voicemail, when I received the voicemail, how long it is and I can manipulate it on the fly. It doesn't call into Verizon and go through their shitty system. I really like the ability to see all details about the voicemail and have the ability to manipulate it without listening to it or even putting the phone up to my ear to hear options to do so. That feature has come in clutch multiple times dealing with OAC groups on my projects. I'm curious to know because I'm due for an upgrade (so is ) and the guy I mentioned previously who runs the Nexus 5 wishes his phone did that. If yall know of an app or widget that does it, I want to let him know.
That looks cool. Yeah, more along those lines. Not sure about the secretary bit.I use Visual Voicemail, but it is a VZW app. you mean something like this?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.youmail.android.vvm
Now I understand you're going from a Hyundai to a BMW its taking you a little time to figure out the new controls
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