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2010-01-16
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Who can say he/she never had a phone number written on a piece of paper without being able to find the person it's supposed to be attached to ?
When I was typing a number, the addressbook was looking for this number and displaying the matching contacts.
Nowadays, it seems that only WinMo is doing this. (blackberrys don't, Sony Ericsonns don't, Android don't, ...)
I was also wondering why there is a possibility to add nickname to a contact if there's no possibility to search using those nicknames.
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2010-01-16
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2010-01-16
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You can punch it in the phone, then use call/hangup quickly. In the last dialled, the number will have a name matched to it.
Also, live searching while dialing has been suggested and not everyone agreed - most people dial to avoid contacts and listing them to onlookers is less than fun. You can search for the thread if you wish to participate.
It already has one, there's a nickname field (add a field). It's included in searches. Also, it's picked up from other address books that have nicknames, like Google Contacts and IM when you start using those protocols.
Am I missing something? Is there stuff you want that the "Nickname" field doesn't provide?
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2010-01-16
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Seriously, that was great with a nokia 3210, but in 2010?
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Not convinced, but everyone has his own opinions.
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2010-01-16
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Did you check the links I pasted? There are people there trying to get what you want, indexed search in contacts.
Secondly, I have no idea what you do with N900, but I am yet to type in a number. The only typing I do is adding to contacts, and by then I know they're not there. You type numbers? In 2010?
First, please excuse my poor english...
Also, I'm not sure it's the right place to post that, but anyway, if it's in the wrong place feel free to move it
I used to have a WinMobile smartphone (shame on me) and there was a pretty amazing and simple feature : phone number matching.
Who can say he/she never had a phone number written on a piece of paper without being able to find the person it's supposed to be attached to ?
When I was typing a number, the addressbook was looking for this number and displaying the matching contacts.
Nowadays, it seems that only WinMo is doing this. (blackberrys don't, Sony Ericsonns don't, Android don't, ...)
It would be pretty awesome if Maemo's addressbook was able to do it (even if it was some option to activate or deactivate in settings).
I was also wondering why there is a possibility to add nickname to a contact if there's no possibility to search using those nicknames.
(Meaning : would be great to also be able to search contact using nickname ^^)
Have a good day and thanks for reading/considering this post.