I am running CM7.1.1 on my Thunderbolt and am unable to make a three way call. My plan supports three way calling. What happens is that I make the initial call, hit add call, dial the number, get a funky tone but it never rings, hit manage calls and I am back on the line with the first call. When I hang up it hangs up both calls. Are there any patches or updates to fix this?
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I flashed Liquid Smooth and my three way still doesn't function. Is there any speculation as to how to correct this issue?
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Whenever I make an outgoing call on my Nexus S, I never hear a ring. This is only on outgoing calls. I thought there was a setting or something somewhere but have yet to find one. I'm using AT&T. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Bumping this rather than making a new thread. Anyone know what is causing this? I am a Samsung Fascinate, rooted, running a Voodoo kernel SuperClean 2.9.1 rom. (android 2.2)
The phone makes the call, and is silent as if it isn't connecting. The person on the other end picks up as if it was ringing normally. It happens most of the time but not always. I find that if I redo the call it will "ring" in my ear the second time I place the outgoing call.
I use the stock dialer.
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So I seem to have issues with my phone calls on both the CM 7 Nightlys, and CM 6.1.2 RC2. Sometimes (multiple times a day) when I go to dial a number, it will say "dialing" but the ringtone never actually dials out. Also sometimes when I go to call it just cancels out of it and says call ended. When ever this happens, i try again several min. later and it works just find. So the problem seems to be intermittent.
Also, I have my phone set up with google voice forwarding and voice mail. I do not make phone calls from it. However, sometimes when people call me, they say that my phone rings before going to voice mail. However, my actual phone does not get the call. This doesnt happen every time, but it does happen often. Ill get a notification from google voice about a missed call, but will have never revieced the call in the first place.
Is anyone else have this problem? Or maybe I have a setting all out of whack or something?
Thanks
I have the same exact problem on my stock phone. Incoming calls will work even though outgoing will not.
Change your sim card.
sk337sk337 said:
Change your sim card.
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I have already tried that.
I have tried that as well..
Im wonder if my having any of my forward when busy etc. settings affect this.. Right now they are all set to forward to my google number, which in tern is the number that the phone itself is linked with on google voice. What should these settings be?
It is so frustrating seeing how many calls I miss\dont recieve because of this.
I'm new to the android world (just got a Mytouch 4G) and have a vexing issue. I'm a broker and get a lot of calls from random numbers not on my contacts list. The problem is that for missed calls, I call the person back, but the number is still listed on the call log with the missed call. Is there any way to instead have the standard behavior I'd always been used to with older symbian and win-mo phones of automatically clearing the missed call icon when I've called the number back?
Sometimes I have a lot of calls to make and can't get to missed calls until after making those other calls... now when I see a missed call, I have to look through all the numbers I've recently dialed to make sure I haven't already called them back. Am I just missing something, or is there a way to get the desired behavior?
On my previous Sprint phone, the Hero, I was able to change the slot cycle index through the programming menu, to get rid of ringer lag.
I can't seem to find any threads on doing the same thing for the NS4G. There is one for the Epic 4G, would that maybe work on my phone?
The problem is that some calls coming in don't ring, and I don't see that I had a missed call. I suspect it's because it's ringing the Google Voice server first, but the lag prevents it from ringing my phone in time.
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On my previous Sprint phone, the Hero, I was able to change the slot cycle index through the programming menu, to get rid of ringer lag.
I can't seem to find any threads on doing the same thing for the NS4G. There is one for the Epic 4G, would that maybe work on my phone?
The problem is that some calls coming in don't ring, and I don't see that I had a missed call. I suspect it's because it's ringing the Google Voice server first, but the lag prevents it from ringing my phone in time.
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Slot cycle index is only if the call you receive has a delay. The best way to check is to call your cell from a landline and see how many times it rings before your cell rings. If it's 1 or 2 rings, that's not gonna help you at all to change it.
Either way, you need to use QPST to do it, so it's similar to any CDMA phone.
Couldn't find my exact situation. Called ATT and they have never heard of it before.
ATT gs3 running CM10, has happened on nightlies as well as the stable
factory reset, reflash, same issues
1. Have phone charging or leave phone alone for 3-4 hours
2. Will not receive incoming calls. No call screen, not just silent.
3. No missed call notification
4. No voicemail notification if voicemail is left
5. my signal strength shows the radio is on and has high signal strength.
Work-around:
1. I just have to use the phone features (calling out, dialing voicemail), then i can receive calls again.
Because I don't have to reset the phone I feel like whatever service for dialing/phone is shutting off to save battery, but won't "wake" until i make a call. I would like not having to make a call every few hours to receive incoming calls.
Haven't heard of this you may want to ask this in the att forum. This is the Verizon one. It may be something that is an att cm10 problem.
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