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Another bug on incoming calls?
So we all know about the screen glitch on incoming calls (which i have) but there's something else i find even more annoying.
My phone rings in my pocket and either goes into silent mode or rejects the call. I'd say 7/10 of my calls do this. I'm thinking my sceen is active for a split second when it rings or something? Sometimes i only feel a quick vibration n when i get my phone out its as if no one even called? I'm sure its not just me as i'm on the same firmware and experiencing the same problems as everyone else but i've not managed to find a topic about this problem/bug. Is anyone else getting this too? Nath |
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yes.I have the same problem.
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I'm having the same issue, but in my case it happens while it's in the PDAir case. As soon as I try to pull the N900 out of the case it either silences the call or it picks up and hangs up before I can even get it out.
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do you have magnets nearby?
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How are you touching/holding the phone as you pull it out?
I had some issues, but found if I extract the phone from its cover by gently pulling on the phone charm, I don't touch anything and accidentally give the phone a wrong instruction. If you touch the screen or any of the hardware buttons, I think you risk telling it something. There's also the issue of it heading to silent/reject if you make it think you turned it face down. |
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the screen unlocks itself when you receive a call, most likely you're pressing the screen as you pull it out.
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Put your finger in the sensors, covering it, and make a call for the N900. The screen will not be unlocked. Uncover the sensors and the screen is on....cover again and.....screen locked! |
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Nath |
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Just thought i'd say, i didn't have any of these problems before pr1.2 update. Oh well, roll on 1.3 n hopefully all bugs gone!
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btw. Do you want to hear what different things I just happen to doubt. And do I have any source for my doubts? Hmmm...letīs see...yes my dog and this weird feeling inside my head sometimes. |
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ossipena asked, probably also from you that does you case have magnet? If it has then itīs known "feature" of device. DO NOT USE CASES WITH MAGNET. |
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Same problem here, but it's first touch screen phone I have, so I guess it's just matter of getting used...
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This is a problem that I had been facing with:
1. Leather case with Magnet. (Accepted that this is a known issue) 2. Leather case with a clip type lock. (The case causes the phone to answer, reject or silence the call.) 3. No casing of anykind. (Problem occurs when wearing jeans or trousers having tight pockets.) 4. Hard Silicon Casing. (Problem occurs when wearing jeans or trousers having tight pockets.) Basically, I feel that the phone takes stray motion on the screen to be a valid touch. The reason is because of the phone's resistive touchscreen which seems to make every stray mark count as a valid press. (ResistiveTouchscreen: A resistive touchscreen panel is composed of several layers, the most important of which are two thin, metallic, electrically conductive layers separated by a narrow gap. When an object, such as a finger, presses down on a point on the panel's outer surface the two metallic layers become connected at that point: the panel then behaves as a pair of voltage dividers with connected outputs. This causes a change in the electrical current, which is registered as a touch event and sent to the controller for processing.) To do something about this, we have to change the way phones are answered or declined. One possible solution discussed in some other thread was using sliding techniques like in Apple's IPhone. Well, that said, I really have no idea how much longer this will take to get fixed but Nokia is Nokia.... a slowcoach when it comes to upates. But im sure it will come, if not officiall, some solution will come up in this forum in sometime, it always has... |
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You're not accidentally tilting your phone at an angle are you?
When you receive a call, if you turn the phone upside down it silences the call. |
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try this Call-Locker
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By the way, there is a topic on the original screen glitch and someone said the only way to stop it is to go into... phone... turning control and set display orientation to landscape. I have and it does work but i've also not had any silent or reject problems neither? I only did it yesterday so we'll see how it goes?
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I looked the web page and installed it, but do not quite see how the system differs now. I have also had lots of call answering problems with N900, both with pr1.1 and pr1.2. Iīd like it to be fixed (user optional configuration) so that I only could answer, reject or silence the phone call IF I FIRST switch the physical slide button .....no matter what light meter or proximity sensor would say. If I could configure N900 that way, it would solve most of the annoying call answering problems for me. The current system just do not work in so many ways. Also, with double press with a power key, I would want to answer the phone calls, without activating the touch screen - or some other way by using only physical keys which are available withouth opening qwerty. That would enable to use phone and answer calls with and inside of different carrying cases like waterproof ones or Nokia CP-402 wrist case, which now is difficult to use withouth handsfree or/and with custom headphones. |
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To get basic functionality like "phone" working on this "computer" we should not be installing third party application. How hard can it be to make the accept and reject buttons swipe enabled. It just shows the lack of commitment this product has on Nokia `s portfolio. In a couple of months it will be a year since I got hold of the phone.. and the basic functionality of a phone isnt bug free.. And for the record must of the phone hanging related bugs are "wont fix" on the bug jar..
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@vijayv
Could you please link these wontfix bugs here so we can see and they got attention from people who are having these issues. And about issues. Iīm not having them after I reflashed my phone with PR 1.2 and stopped using apps from testing and devel and minimized usage of any daemon(background service) like apps. .edit And phone works for me as it should. I can answer and make calls. |
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Just search for hildon-home being unresponsive bugs...
As for the phone bugs the screen glitch is always repeatable if you take it from your pocket, the other bugs can be reproduced if you run any resource hungry app and then get a call.. Try running open-arena and then call the phone.. see the phone app jump all over.. --Vj Quote:
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also experiencing this bug (maybe)
at some point i could end up with several missed calls which i didn't even felt it vibrate or never heard it rang (i put my phone inside my pants pocket) sometimes i even notice a call coming by looking at the screen and before i can answered it, the call stops and registered as missed calls (eventhough the person trying to call me didn't intend to stop the call) lately its happening quite frequently...:( unfortunately i haven't been able to determine the cause nor reproduce this bug in exact steps/conditions |
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Iīm very very aware of bug reports, but please. To give them attention link them here and do not make statements that they are wontfix. (so there is many of them. Please again link and show that you have facts) I have read quite many bug reports and i have to say that too many of them SUCK. I cannot reproduce them and people think that they do not have to list all the points what they are asked for and they seem to think that because they have that problem also other people have it too. Because i have too much time so letīs try to search and see. Search unresponsive in comments One is wontfix Bug 8723 Items in hildon-home can be non-responsive for several minutes I feel pity when i read those comments. https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8723#c138 Nokia engineer asks for simple things and people fail to provide basic information. I really doubt that people read and understand what is being written there. |
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And if you read those comments it becomes quite true that 3rd party widgets/apps are fck system up. Quote:
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- You have not CLEARLY told what bug you were talking about - You were talking about wontfix bugS in phone application. Because of plural i thought that you are referring to two or more bugs. Quote:
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Bugzilla is not yelling contest (votes are for that). Its good tool if itīs used properly and people behave. |
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Since i enabled landscape mode in phone turning control, all bugs have gone. no missed calls, phone always rings and no screen glitches. Its annoying that the volume is now the opposite way around but on the whole... it works fine now. I've actually noticed an overall improvement in the phones behavier, the screen doesn't lag like it did before and seems faster. Definately something wrong with portrait mode.
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@ Slender: The key is to separate the third party widget process from hildon home. Right now the user has no clue on which widget if at all its a widget issue, is causing hildon-home to hang.
As to yelling and votes.. there has been enough votes and user input on the bug.. more than enough. It wouldn't be so bad if it was admitted it was hard to fix and it wont be fixed but to give a lame excuse and say that the bug is not nokia`s problem is just not right. The bug is reproducible as explained by nokia staff itself. read the comments again. As it is now any widget can cause hildon-home to hang and by looking at top we cant make out what widget is causing it.. uninstalling widgets one by one was done by many users.. each coming up with there own version of what was wrong. Still there is no clear solution. And lastly I have not done grammar checks on the post , didn't think that was a criteria. Don't bother to reply if you don't have anything useful to say about how the bug can be fixed.. I don't want another lecture on plurals and quality of bug reports.And for the record I have voted for incremental bug fixes instead of PR releases in the brain storm, but nothing has come out of it even though there is a majority favoring that decision in the brain storm. @ nate: yes, the screen glitch goes away in landscape mode, but if you are like me , using the power button to start the phone app and calling someone using just one hand, the landscape mode is hard. --Vj Quote:
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