My wife is always having the problem when she answers her smartphone. He cheek will touch the screen then it hangs up..I don’t have that problem with my flip phone.
phritzg said,(from yesterday) and Dave53;“I’ve had the TracFone LG 840G for a couple months now and have so far had no problems like this.”That’s mine, too. Google that model and you’ll find an 85-page .pdf manual that’s a better help than the little booklet that came with it,
When I was a kid, we had phones with crystal-clear reception, that lasted half a century. Now we have phones that drop calls, are filled with line static, costs hundreds of dollars, and that have a shelf-life of maybe 6 months. What happened?
@Ushindi said;@UncaJim; " (you can probably tell I’m now a long way from being a teenager). " %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%A good thing, too… you realize what we could do at that age, knowing what we do NOW?? “Fathers, hide your dotters !!”But I mainly use my 840 to ‘busy myself’ at the VFW when I find myself with too curious over-the shoulder sorts.
The best cell phone I ever had was the Motorola MicroTAC 650. That phone could make a call in side a metal building or a brick building. I had a quick change battery (I had 5 extra batteries). I even a battery pack that used 6 AA throw-a-way batteries. It did not have texting. I would still be using that phone but they killed all analog phones.
edclectic about 11 years ago
Kinda like hemorrhoids…
Varnes about 11 years ago
edclectic, that’s your comment right out the chute?
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction about 11 years ago
She likes being able to do things Arlo can’t do.Arlo loves here regardless.Ergo, they are both happy here.
Sidhekin about 11 years ago
So, it’s a don’t-touch phone?
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member about 11 years ago
My wife is always having the problem when she answers her smartphone. He cheek will touch the screen then it hangs up..I don’t have that problem with my flip phone.
Doctor_McCoy about 11 years ago
Sounds like the old song, “Poison Ivy.”
Nighthawks Premium Member about 11 years ago
ate at night when you’re a sleeping’poison ivy comes a creepin’ ar-ou-ou-ou-ouuund…..
Dani Rice about 11 years ago
Oh, I’m itching for my baby, and I don’t know where to scratchEver since we stole that first sweet kiss in the poison ivy patch.
Rspauld411 Premium Member about 11 years ago
I’ve got that same phone!
unca jim about 11 years ago
phritzg said,(from yesterday) and Dave53;“I’ve had the TracFone LG 840G for a couple months now and have so far had no problems like this.”That’s mine, too. Google that model and you’ll find an 85-page .pdf manual that’s a better help than the little booklet that came with it,
Gokie5 about 11 years ago
I feel just like Arlo does when I’m handed a phone to talk on . . .
QuietStorm27 about 11 years ago
I don’t hang up on people but I accidentally mute the phone a lot and I pocket-dialed until I locked my screen.
larrylunts about 11 years ago
When I was a kid, we had phones with crystal-clear reception, that lasted half a century. Now we have phones that drop calls, are filled with line static, costs hundreds of dollars, and that have a shelf-life of maybe 6 months. What happened?
unca jim about 11 years ago
@Ushindi said;@UncaJim; " (you can probably tell I’m now a long way from being a teenager). " %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%A good thing, too… you realize what we could do at that age, knowing what we do NOW?? “Fathers, hide your dotters !!”But I mainly use my 840 to ‘busy myself’ at the VFW when I find myself with too curious over-the shoulder sorts.
fixer1967 about 11 years ago
The best cell phone I ever had was the Motorola MicroTAC 650. That phone could make a call in side a metal building or a brick building. I had a quick change battery (I had 5 extra batteries). I even a battery pack that used 6 AA throw-a-way batteries. It did not have texting. I would still be using that phone but they killed all analog phones.