I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 12:51:44 -0800 (PST), DerbyDad03
wrote:

I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

Go to alt.cellular

On Jan 13, 3:51*pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish mine had a built in flash drive that would store my information
on it so that when I go to the dentist or doctor I could enter a pin
number and set it on their USB dock and fill out my form information.

Mine has a microSD card that can be placed in a USB adaptor that essentially
makes it a flash drive. But why not just use a regular flash drive? Of
course that assumes the Doctor's system had the capability of uploading that
data.


"metspitzer" wrote in message
...
On Jan 13, 3:51 pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish mine had a built in flash drive that would store my information
on it so that when I go to the dentist or doctor I could enter a pin
number and set it on their USB dock and fill out my form information.

In article
,
DerbyDad03 wrote:

I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of the
car out in the detached garage, of course.)

On Jan 13, 9:42�pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article
,

�DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of the
car out in the detached garage, of course.)


THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING

In article
,
" wrote:

On Jan 13, 9:42?pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article
,

?DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of the
car out in the detached garage, of course.)


THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING

I believe it. The cyborgs are coming.

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:01:46 -0800 (PST), "
wrote:

THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING

And when a telemarketer calls, you immediately rush out and buy what
they are selling, right?

If there really is such a thing, technology has gone way too far....

On Jan 13, 2:51*pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish my cellphone could...

Survive a fall onto concrete from a 10 foot ladder (like the old
1960's Western Electric phones could)

" wrote in
:

On Jan 13, 9:42�pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article
,

�DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of
the car out in the detached garage, of course.)


THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING


Where I am I don't think 50% of the people with cells meet the
prerequisite...brain that is.

On Jan 13, 3:51*pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

I want a feature on mine that provides the same range and sound
quality as the US phones of 20 years ago, or of any third world
country today.
-----

- gpsman

On Jan 13, 10:01*pm, " wrote:
On Jan 13, 9:42 pm, Smitty Two wrote:

In article
,

DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of the
car out in the detached garage, of course.)

THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING

But you are yelling.

On Jan 13, 9:42*pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article
,

*DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

You're thinking small, here. Why not set it up with a code that will
just make it jump into your pocket? (even if it's under the seat of the
car out in the detached garage, of course.)

err, maybe 'cuz changing the ringtone remotely is technologically
feasible but making cell phones fly isn't - not yet anyway.

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:34:06 -0500, Mark wrote:

Mine has a microSD card that can be placed in a USB adaptor that
essentially makes it a flash drive. But why not just use a regular
flash drive? Of course that assumes the Doctor's system had the
capability of uploading that data.


"metspitzer" wrote in message
...
On Jan 13, 3:51 pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the l That
is not a nervous condition you see in the rear view mirror, you are being
cussed at oudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish mine had a built in flash drive that would store my information
on it so that when I go to the dentist or doctor I could enter a pin
number and set it on their USB dock and fill out my form information.

My wife carries a usb flash drive with the meds we take, living wills,
Organ Donor info. All of our Dr's names and addresses, copys of prepaid
cremation services. Phone numbers of next of kin.

My wife can't have any opiates as she is allergic to them plus bee or wasp
stings. The best medical service available could kill her if she were to
receive morphine for pain.

Medical offices or hospitals won't use them. They are afraid of a v That
is not a nervous condition you see in the rear view mirror, you are being
cussed at irus.
All the dipstick Dr.'s only know what Windows is. A brooding grounds for
a virus.

You will need to take your laptop to show them but they do not know how to
network to copy. If they did they won't. They are unfamiliar with Mac or
Linux.

My wife carries a disposable cell phone that the minutes roll over when
time is added,only to call for help, AAA, 911, whatever. I don't even
know the phone number to the damn thing. She never gives it out, even to
the kids(all adults). She wouldn't answer it anytime she was driving
anyhow. If you are talking on a phone at the traffic light, she is the one
honking the horn to get you to move before the light turns red again.

Thank you Bill Gates! You have spread stupid world wide!

"DerbyDad03" wrote in message

THERES TALK OF A IMPLANTED CELL PHONE THAT WOULD HAVE A DIRECT
CONNECTION TO YOUR BRAIN.

NO I AM NOT JOKING

But you are yelling.

***********************************************

Ever notice how some people think you have to talk louder into a cell phone?

On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 11:26:34 -0500, RLM wrote:

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:34:06 -0500, Mark wrote:

Mine has a microSD card that can be placed in a USB adaptor that
essentially makes it a flash drive. But why not just use a regular
flash drive? Of course that assumes the Doctor's system had the
capability of uploading that data.


"metspitzer" wrote in message
...
On Jan 13, 3:51 pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish mine had a built in flash drive that would store my information
on it so that when I go to the dentist or doctor I could enter a pin
number and set it on their USB dock and fill out my form information.

My wife carries a usb flash drive with the meds we take, living wills,
Organ Donor info. All of our Dr's names and addresses, copys of prepaid
cremation services. Phone numbers of next of kin.

My wife can't have any opiates as she is allergic to them plus bee or wasp
stings. The best medical service available could kill her if she were to
receive morphine for pain.

Medical offices or hospitals won't use them. They are afraid of a virus.
All the dipstick Dr.'s only know what Windows is. A brooding grounds for
a virus.

You will need to take your laptop to show them but they do not know how to
network to copy. If they did they won't. They are unfamiliar with Mac or
Linux.

My wife carries a disposable cell phone that the minutes roll over when
time is added,only to call for help, AAA, 911, whatever. I don't even
know the phone number to the damn thing. She never gives it out, even to
the kids(all adults). She wouldn't answer it anytime she was driving
anyhow. If you are talking on a phone at the traffic light, she is the one
honking the horn to get you to move before the light turns red again.
This is where she cusses you.

Thank you Bill Gates! You have spread stupid world wide!

That post was a mess!

In article ,
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote:


Ever notice how some people think you have to talk louder into a cell phone?

You do. The microphone is too ****ing far away from your mouth, and if
you talk in a normal voice, the squelch will kill your voice. Plus the
amount of static and distortion on those damn things is almost
unbearable a lot of the time.

DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

Lots have cell phones have that function. LG calls it "manner mode". You
hold the "*" key and it toggles between vibrate and whatever ring
loudness you have set. I use it a lot to avoid annoying others. Based on
observation I am sure you and I are the only ones interested in doing so.

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:38:37 -0800 (PST), metspitzer
wrote:

On Jan 13, 3:51*pm, DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

I wish mine had a built in flash drive that would store my information
on it so that when I go to the dentist or doctor I could enter a pin
number and set it on their USB dock and fill out my form information.

Better yet, get all their records.

In article ,
George wrote:

DerbyDad03 wrote:
I want a feature on my cell phone so that when I call it I can push
some buttons and change it from vibrate only to the loudest ring
possible. PIN protected, of course.

I'll bet a bunch of you are wishing for the same thing.

(I used to have "Vib then Ring" but not anymore.)

Lots have cell phones have that function. LG calls it "manner mode". You
hold the "*" key and it toggles between vibrate and whatever ring
loudness you have set. I use it a lot to avoid annoying others. Based on
observation I am sure you and I are the only ones interested in doing so.

Yeah, so how do you hold the "*" key while you're calling your cell
phone from another phone in order to locate it? I believe that's Dad's
objective.