Is my phone smarter than me?

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Soltydog

Legendary Member
Location
near Hornsea
Ok so its a smart phone, but I guess I'm not a smart user. HTC one & when I add new contacts they do not appear in my contact list. Added a number last week & now I want to call it I cant find the number anywhere :sad: Other recent numbers I've added appear in my call history with names, but again not in the contacts list.
Think I need to go back to an old trusty Nokia 3310 :laugh:
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
Are you saving numbers to the phone or your sim card? There are display options for either/both.
 

I like Skol

A Minging Manc...
Probably, but you can't beat the simple Nokias for user friendliness.

My current 113 is small, light, reliable, long battery life, good reception (often when others can't) and cheap.
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It's predecessor, the C1 was the same and even survived a trip through the washing machine and is still in use by my son :rolleyes:
 

Cycleops

Legendary Member
Location
Accra, Ghana
Ok so its a smart phone, but I guess I'm not a smart user. HTC one & when I add new contacts they do not appear in my contact list. Added a number last week & now I want to call it I cant find the number anywhere :sad: Other recent numbers I've added appear in my call history with names, but again not in the contacts list.
Think I need to go back to an old trusty Nokia 3310 :laugh:
You need an iPhone. Got to be the easiest and most intuitive to use.
 

shouldbeinbed

Rollin' along
Location
Manchester way
Probably, but you can't beat the simple Nokias for user friendliness.

My current 113 is small, light, reliable, long battery life, good reception (often when others can't) and cheap.
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It's predecessor, the C1 was the same and even survived a trip through the washing machine and is still in use by my son :rolleyes:
we use the C1 as our on call phones as they're so reliable. The bosses on their blackberrys and my smartphone don't give nearly as much standby or reliable signal.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
I got a Sony Ericsson W395 real cheap when smartphones came out cos no-one wanted em any more. :wahhey:No problems in 4 years.
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
Only other thing I can think of is that you've saved the contacts to your Google profile rather than phone/sim, then don't have it set to show Google contacts?
 

Snapper88

Well-Known Member
Location
Northampton
Probably, but you can't beat the simple Nokias for user friendliness.

My current 113 is small, light, reliable, long battery life, good reception (often when others can't) and cheap.
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It's predecessor, the C1 was the same and even survived a trip through the washing machine and is still in use by my son :rolleyes:

I use the Nokia C1 as an ICE phone when out on long rides. Simple to use for anyone who may come across me if injured & a decent battery life
 
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