Is there a way to share only one number with a contact. For example share only my work information but not my home phone and address. I used to have a motorola phone which had this feature. Is this possible on the galaxy s4.
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On previous Samsung models I was not able to enter my corp server address because we use an IP followed by a port number. Like 123.123.123.123:1234.
When I enter my info the box that says continue is grayed out. Im hoping that Samsung has corrected this.
would somebody please try and set up a corp email account. You can use any email address you want, Im just trying to see if the email client will even let you proceed when you enter the server info as I noted above.
Thanks in advance.
lol they dont have a url forward setup for it?
is this a medium to large company meaning 100+ people or a small one.
drksilenc said:
lol they dont have a url forward setup for it?
is this a medium to large company meaning 100+ people or a small one.
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large company with an extremely stubborn IT department. The server address is accepted on HTC, Apple and Moto phones. On Samsung phones from the past, I had to use a third party client, like Enhanced Email.
Hello Friends,
I have recently installed new Android 4.1 on my HTC Desire Z and wished that simple issue had been finally added to the software. But I was wrong...
Maybe any of you know how to customize Calling In (and maybe Call out) screen to see other contact info if exist like. Company name, address, work title etc.
Most of us does not have only Name and Phone Number in Contacts. I have more that 2000 contacts and many of them are same name like John from Company A and John from Company B. Unfortunately when they are calling I see only Name and Phone number (and picture where normally I do not have )
Please if there is any customization possibility to see more contact info when calling please help to solve it.
I hope I'm posting to right Subforum.
I've been searching all over and can't seem to find a suitable app for this.
A family member has jumped from an endless parade of dumbphones to an Android based smartphone. Got all setup with a Google account and then I sat for about an hour or so manually entering names and numbers into Google Contacts, so they'll sync all nice and easily to the phone.
Now, no matter how I try to explain it, she doesn't quite get that if you open the contacts list on the phone and select a name, it presents you with all configured numbers, home, cell, work, etc, which you then just tap one to call.
No, she'd rather do extra work and create a separate contact, one for each possible number. "So that it looks like it used to...."
"Mr Contact One (home)"
555-555-5555
"Mr Contact One (cell)"
555-111-5555
"Mr Contact One (work"
555-222-5555
So, does anyone know of a contacts app that displays all numbers in an auto-expanded list? Sort of like...
"Mr Contact One"
\_555-555-5555 (home)
555-111-5555 (cell)
555-222-5555 (work)
I have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus and a Samsung Galaxy S4, when trying to use beam/NFC to share contact details to the other phone all the contact details get transferred but the contact picture, Is there a way to fix this anybody know?
I am using the default contacts/people app on both phones.
And where is the option for twitter/intagra/facebook etc on the default contacts/people? come on Google Android.
Any help would be much appreciated.:good:
Hi there!
I wanted to create a Samsung Account to use all of the features my tablet supports.
I already had one because of a Galaxy Watch S3, but now it always wants my mobile number so I can continue using the account.
Is there any way around that?
I saw that they support OTP, but when I want to enable the 2FA it only sasys I have to give my mobile number to continue.
As my Tablet is WIFI only I don't want to give Samsung my number.
Do you have a clou for that?
Thanks in Advance!
2FA requires a phone number to send auth messages too... there is no way around it if you want the extra security.
I hate these Data mining things!
Theres no problem giving the opportunity to do the OTP from the beginning without having to register your phone number.
All companys only want your data.
Sorry, but that drives me nuts as IT security guy.