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#6
Originally Posted by benny1967 View Post
I'm not sure what exactly your problem is, but the change of behavior you see here is a reaction to one of the most irritating bugs in the original firmware:

In the original implementation, tapping on the entry in the call log showed the contact. There was no way to tell if the call was from the contact's mobile phone number, home or office.

No, as far as I can tell from my call log, you see the exact number and can either call or send an SMS. That's what members of this community asked of Nokia.

You can still go to the full contact details and choose to call via, say, SIP or GTalk, by pressing on the entry longer than a second. You'll see a context menu and can either delete the entry or open the details.

sure ... one needs to know from what number originated the call!!!
but ... you need to have the option to choose how to call back!!!
it's important!!
and if you can somehow find a way to do this with a contact (you go to the contact list a pick whatever you find there), you have to take a pen ans write down the number if this number is not a contact number ... and dial it the way you want in the dial-pad

one needs these options there!! to chose how to call ... to copy the number, all the options on n95 where there for a reason after years of experience (that's why they are leaders, that's why so many iphone users still have a n95 in their pockets!)


quite annoying ... for such an advanced device!