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Originally Posted by jenneth

Yeah it would, but that's what voicemail's for :wink:

Yup, you've got it Jenneth. Who wants a phone for voice capabilities anyway? I mean, IM does everything you want right?

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Originally Posted by jenneth

Yeah it would, but that's what voicemail's for :wink:

Yup, you've got it Jenneth. Who wants a phone for voice capabilities anyway? I mean, IM does everything you want right?

[Robert Levy]

Originally Posted by David McNamee

Wouldn't that prevent any voice calls from coming in?

If there is an incomming voice call, your GPRS connection is automatically shutdown and the phone rings like normal.

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Originally Posted by Robert Levy

If there is an incomming voice call, your GPRS connection is automatically shutdown and the phone rings like normal.

Ahh... interesting. That is actually pretty nice... except that my IM buddies would wonder why I keep poping off of IM as soon as they call me. :-)

[jenneth]

Just got this great tip from MoDaCo: To lock without logging off MSN, press the home key to go to the home screen, then tap the power button and select 3 (key lock).

Sweeeeeet! :multi:

[joparp]

Originally Posted by ppcsurfr

Anyway to add to that, the Smartphone 2002 does not have any auto-keylock mode.

One way to go about this is to use one of the security features of the Smartphone.

Go to settings>Security

Go to Phone lock and set it to automatically activate in 1 minute.

After which enter your password.

enter a single digit if your only intention is to us it as a keylock and enter more digits if your intention is to totally secure it.

That's all ther is to it.

Mabuhay! ~ Carlo

This works great for me. Now that's called auto keylock.

Cheers.