Wishlist/Ignore Call Button - Revision history

MinhHaDuong: Category:Telephony

2008-09-19T08:45:15Z

Category:Telephony

DolfjeBot1: Wishlist:Ignore Call Button moved to Wishlist/Ignore Call Button: Replacing 'Wishlist:' with 'Wishlist/'

2008-08-31T12:22:47Z

Wishlist:Ignore Call Button moved to Wishlist/Ignore Call Button: Replacing 'Wishlist:' with 'Wishlist/'

Kresp0: Ignore call button wishlist bug linked

2007-08-20T17:19:38Z

Ignore call button wishlist bug linked

Balthamaister: /* Ignore-call button */

2007-07-25T12:34:38Z

‎Ignore-call button

Speedevil: Category:Calling Features

2007-07-20T12:01:24Z

Category:Calling Features

Glenn: -cat

2007-07-17T06:39:39Z

-cat

Pander: /* Ignore-call button */

2007-05-16T19:14:43Z

‎Ignore-call button

Csdexter: /* Design Issues */ GSM call conferencing note

2007-02-22T08:54:22Z

‎Design Issues: GSM call conferencing note

Kresp0 at 00:03, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T00:03:03Z

New page

{{Wishlist}}

== Ignore-call button ==

An incoming call could be ignored, just pressing(touching?) a button when the phone is ringing. The GSM call is active, but you can use the apps in phone normaly.

Maybe an icon in the top panel area that allow you to pick up the call.

== Design Issues ==

When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.

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	[http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=733 Ignore call button wishlist bug]		[http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=733 Ignore call button wishlist bug]

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 When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.
 * Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)
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	Maybe an icon in the top panel area that allow you to pick up the call.		Maybe an icon in the top panel area that allow you to pick up the call.
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		+	There should be a mute button too, so you can answer it but it doesn't make a sound.

	== Design Issues ==		== Design Issues ==

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	When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.		When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.
	* Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter\|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)		* Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter\|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)
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	When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.		When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.
	* Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter\|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)		* Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter\|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)
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	An incoming call could be ignored, just pressing(touching?) a button when the phone is ringing. The GSM call is active, but you can use the apps in phone normaly.		An incoming call could be ignored, just pressing(touching?) a button when the phone is ringing. The GSM call is active, but you can use the apps in phone normaly.
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		+	Two different ignore-call buttons can be implemented. One that ignores the call immediately and terminated the ringing (which can be rude or offensive in a specific situation to the caller). Another (extra) implementation will ignore the call on the telephone but not to the network. In this latter way the caller will continue waiting and finally get to the network's voice mail.

	Maybe an icon in the top panel area that allow you to pick up the call.		Maybe an icon in the top panel area that allow you to pick up the call.

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	When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.		When there is an active GSM call, you can't make a new one.
		+	* Current GSM terminals all support (at least) 3-party conference, including calling and then adding the 3rd party to the conference yourself. Some (GSM) providers offer it as an optional service, but it '''is''' in the standard and I'm almost sure Calypso knows about it and can handle it just fine. We should make provisions for/allow for that case to exist as it is a current usage pattern. --[[User:Csdexter\|@Dexter]] 09:54, 22 February 2007 (CET)


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