When I make a call on my Windows Phone (Mango), there's a button that, before I make the call it says, "Hold", after the call is in progress it changes to "Flash". What does that mean?
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Blue Ink
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A "flash" is just a quick on-hook/off-hook cycle. According to Wikipedia, it goes by the name of "recall" in the UK.
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Yep, it's mainly used in the U.S. for call waiting.
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DeathByVisualStudio
If we all believed in unicorns and fairies the world would be a better place.
It's my understanding that when you press that button your front facing camera will turn on for 3.5 seconds and your pants will immediatly drop to your ankles.
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Harlequin
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1 minute ago, DeathBy​VisualStudio wrote
It's my understanding that when you press that button your front facing camera will turn on for 3.5 seconds and your pants will immediatly drop to your ankles.
This isn't in the SDK...
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That would be great because it would mean that there would finally be a Mango phone with a front facing camera.
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Harlequin
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@ajaxme: This was about Windows Phone, not iPhone...
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Dr Herbie
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Ajaxme is a spammer -- he's raising lots of dead threads to promote the links in his profile ...
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