xliderider
Active Member
You can make a shortcut to an individual using the instructions in my previous earlier post. Or long press on the home screen, select Folder, Starred Contacts.
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can motodroid be more phone use friendly?
- Thread starter rosesdroid
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I seem to have a bit of an issue with pressing the numbers, when dialing. It seems that sometimes, no matter how soft or hard I press the number it won't register. It is a bit of an annoyance to have to wait a few seconds in order to dial the phone again. Am I the only one having this issue? Is this a bug or a defect?
Sweet Daddy
Member
I agree. I don't get it.
ok ppl if the search thing not searching yur contacts is the problem ...it's cuz you dont have the settings correct.....go to settings...search...search options and make sure you have contacts checked
HelterSkelter
New Member
The "Voice Dialer" application that comes preloaded on the Droid works very well (for me, anyway). I put a shortcut to this application on my home screen and it has made it very easy to make calls.
No it will do voice calls, you just say call "name here" and it should dial their number. I think my problem was just creating a contact called home.
You do know that if you hold down the search button for 2 seconds the voice dialer pops up?
I just made direct dial shortcuts on my home screen for the people I give a rat's butt to actually speak with (well what I consider one of the secondary home screens so I don't randomly dial people all willy nilly) ... the others I just dial from my contacts if I really have to talk to them.
rosesdroid
New Member
I will try changing the search options. That could work.
Three apps to make your Droid more Phone like..
Voice Dialer HF - A far superior Voice Dialer to the native app, uses voice prompts all the way and doesn't require screen taps once initiated. Also better voice recognition. WIll also open other apps easily and accurately.
Button Shortcut - Will remap Voice Dialer or Phone app (or any app), to be activated using the camera button. Doesn't affect camera button when camera is on.
Not Call Log - Lets you chose which screen the phone goes too after ending a call. The native system sends you to the calling log when ending a call. I prefer going back to the home screen. Some prefer going back to the dialing screen, you can chose your preferance with this app.
All 3 of these apps have been 100% stable on my Droid and the combination does make my Droid a better "phone".
Voice Dialer HF - A far superior Voice Dialer to the native app, uses voice prompts all the way and doesn't require screen taps once initiated. Also better voice recognition. WIll also open other apps easily and accurately.
Button Shortcut - Will remap Voice Dialer or Phone app (or any app), to be activated using the camera button. Doesn't affect camera button when camera is on.
Not Call Log - Lets you chose which screen the phone goes too after ending a call. The native system sends you to the calling log when ending a call. I prefer going back to the home screen. Some prefer going back to the dialing screen, you can chose your preferance with this app.
All 3 of these apps have been 100% stable on my Droid and the combination does make my Droid a better "phone".
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I also use shortcuts on my homescreen to the numbers I call most. And I also have shortcuts to those same three people for texting them. Only problem is: the icon to phone number and text message (their pics) are the same so I have to remember the placement (phone is top row, texting is next row). It wold be nice if there were some kind of indication (like H for home number and M for mobile on the voice icons) to distinguish texting shortcut from voice shortcut.