H|July 4|.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸. Energy .¸¸.·´¯ 6.5|21916 / 6.5.X|29022 * Sense 2019

[JOEOZUNA4U]

add number to an existing contact (works like a charm)

the only issue is that the letter picker is WVGA and you can't scroll down to the last 2 contacts but if you slide your keyboard out you can

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=7618

[JOEOZUNA4U]

Originally Posted by cknightd

I am currently using version 21899 and I am unable to use any apps that use a data connection (i.e. Google Maps, Sprint Navigation, Opera, etc) while I am on a phone call. I get an error that says "Cannot connect. End the current phone call, and try again." Anyone else having this issue?

its not an issue.. people with sprint cant do that only people with at&t

[pmcelreavy]

Originally Posted by bechard

Hey guys!

I'm running the 23XXX series of NRGZ's Sense 2.5.

For the past two months or so, automatic prepend (automatically add a 1 before long distance calls) has not worked. I use my phone mainly for work and often get calls and am unable to call someone back without a headache.

Now I have to memorize the number, and redial it back with a 1 first, or save to contacts, edit the contact, and add a 1 in front of the number. In both cases, its no fun.

The Energy ROMs used to work fine with this setting enabled. I enable the feature in Phone under Settings, and it simply is disregarded.

Anyone else find a way to get it working?

Cheers.

If you figure it out, please let me know! I have the same problem running Sense 2.5 or Titanium.

[jobryan26]

Incase anyone is wondering the new Facebook tab from meltwater @XDA is working so far for me on the Energy.HERMAN.23563.Sense2.5.Cookie.HomeTab.Apr.21 rom. Here's a link to the info on the tab for those that isn't familiar. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=651007

[Dudeman456]

Originally Posted by JOEOZUNA4U

its not an issue.. people with sprint cant do that only people with at&t

T-Mobile as well, its a GSM "3G" thing.

[cosmok]

Originally Posted by bechard

Hey guys!

I'm running the 23XXX series of NRGZ's Sense 2.5.

For the past two months or so, automatic prepend (automatically add a 1 before long distance calls) has not worked. I use my phone mainly for work and often get calls and am unable to call someone back without a headache.

Now I have to memorize the number, and redial it back with a 1 first, or save to contacts, edit the contact, and add a 1 in front of the number. In both cases, its no fun.

The Energy ROMs used to work fine with this setting enabled. I enable the feature in Phone under Settings, and it simply is disregarded.

Anyone else find a way to get it working?

Cheers.

Doesn't work for me either, I think it has to do with teh 6.5.5 builds

[cknightd]

Originally Posted by JOEOZUNA4U

i wanted to keep it simple since cknightd is with sprint.... its not a "3g" thing though...verizon is "3g" but they cnt do that beacause they are cdma! "gsm 3g" is more like it !

With the stock Sprint WinMo 6.1 ROM I was able to be on a phone call and use data services. Specifically, I was able to use Pocket PuTTY (SSH client) to troubleshoot an issue with a Unix system while I was on the phone at the same time.

[JOEOZUNA4U]

Originally Posted by cknightd

With the stock Sprint WinMo 6.1 ROM I was able to be on a phone call and use data services. Specifically, I was able to use Pocket PuTTY (SSH client) to troubleshoot an issue with a Unix system while I was on the phone at the same time.

really? i havent used windows 6.1 since i had my mogul and that was while back =/

[cknightd]

Originally Posted by cknightd

With the stock Sprint WinMo 6.1 ROM I was able to be on a phone call and use data services. Specifically, I was able to use Pocket PuTTY (SSH client) to troubleshoot an issue with a Unix system while I was on the phone at the same time.

Forget it. I think I was texting while using Pocket PuTTY not on a phone call. Disregard my posts. ID10T error!!

[ACoolGuy]

Originally Posted by cknightd

With the stock Sprint WinMo 6.1 ROM I was able to be on a phone call and use data services. Specifically, I was able to use Pocket PuTTY (SSH client) to troubleshoot an issue with a Unix system while I was on the phone at the same time.

Ummm.....no... Unless you were connected to the internet via Wifi?!?