Looking for a specific keyboard

Hello list, please, I am looking for a foldable bluetooth keyboard with replaceable batteries; something like Freedom i-Connex Bluetooth Keyboard which is not available any more. Thank you for help in advance. Maria -- The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone

Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

yes, the weather is rather crazy here. It's raining quite hard. I guess it's supposed to get worse in the middle of the night or early morning. Thank you for your kind words however. I will let you know how things turn out. Take care. Esther Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 7+!

Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

hi, everyone, I remember when my parents bought our first car phone Wayback in the day. It must've been the 70s or 80s. It was called a bag phone. It was huge! We thought it was so wonderful that we could make calls to people from our car! Look how far technology came! Isn't it great? Esther

RE: Spatial audio?

I need to have a look at my primary phone which is still running 14.x But I’m pretty sure my tempos would do well with it, I find the frames tenors aren’t as powerful with the audio output. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Tuesday, 31 August 2021 4:04 pm

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

O I think you misunderstood my sarcasm. I think labeling phone numbers with something meaningful is extremely useful. I tis just Apple is still in the dark ages when it comes to these labels. They are back in the days when a Car Phone took up most of the middle console between the front seats

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Richard, I guess that’s something you feel personally, I know for me that the labels are useful, As it lets me specify who has an iPhone and who has an android or mobile I also list friends mobiles under home in some cases as they have work phones as well as personal mobiles. And a couple of

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

I thought you guys in Canada used morse code still or heliographs Because it gets so cold up in the north that the phones freeze Or is it polar bear mail From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Thursday, 2 September 2021 5:09 am To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject:

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I no longer have it But until 2 years ago I got a business plan from my cellular provider The plan gave me free calling within new Zealand and Australia With unlimited text and enough data to do me a month, But the big key point for my family was that it came with an additional landline

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Hey Esther, You guys in the USA get some rough stuff, The big easy just got hit And now cannetakit Keep your heads down and stay safe. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Esther Levegnale Sent: Thursday, 2 September 2021 9:40 am To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Identifying

Re: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I also listen to NewsLine on my land line phone. I do use my iPhone pretty much all day, and even keep it on at night when I'm sleeping, because my Fitbit measures my sleep. Well anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Ha ha! Esther Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 7+! >

Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

we are expecting a severe storm here in Connecticut later this evening. I have my phone charging and I also have a power bank charging. I know my landline will go out if we lose electricity. Anyway, I am crossing my fingers on both hands! Ha ha! Esther Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome

Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

hi Richard, and everyone, I also have a landline, and won't give it up. I like the idea of having a land line, because something could also happen to a smart phone as well. That did happen to me a couple of years ago. recently, I could not send the email, and had to contact my email provider.

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

$20 a month over 3 years is $720 which goes a good way towards a new iPhone and since nowadays it is no problem to keep an iPhone for 4 years one could say that what many spend on a landline would pay for their new iPhone. Anyways, probably enough discussion about landlines which are only

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

Land lines are cheap now, about $20 a month with unlimited long distance. Of course not everyone can afford even this cheap price. And as Sieghard says, it can be confusing if people have both numbers. Sometimes they text the land line. Again, as Sieghard says, to each his own preference.

Re: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

And to use consumer advocate Clark Howard think, that was $384 a year that I could use somewhere else. Multiply that by about 8 and a half now. And to think that I have free long distance in the United States. Wow. Arnold Schmidt Sent from Arnold's iPhone S E 2 On Sep 1, 2021, at 3:13

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

To each their own, if I know I want to have a long chat with somebody and I don't want to use speakerphone I simply use the wired Apple Earpods, this way I can get up and walk around if I want, it makes it easy to pick up another call if there is one and it's comfortable. Sure, if you have a

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I also prefer to talk on my land line as well and would not be with out it I couldn’t see my self only using a cell for my phone since as others have said at least on a landline you are able to press buttens if you get a menu that askes you to press 1 it is easier to do that on a landline then

Re: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I also have a landline, because all billing and banking services use the number as identification.  And yes, pushing buttons on the landline is a heck of a lot easier than on the iPhone.  Talking is also more stable on the landline. Maria Campbell lucky1i...@gmail.com All that is

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I agree – if I am home, I prefer to talk on my land line. I often pace while talking & when on my IPhone, I frequently break up as I move slightly away from the speaker. Also, never had a dropped call on a land line. Lastly I love using NFB Newsline on the land line. I can punch the buttons

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

I still prefer a landline to talk on the phone when I do talk. I’m not much of a phone person and I feel a disconnect when I talk on most cells. There are effects that I find unpleasant. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Star Gazer Sent: Wednesday, September 1, 2021 12:52 PM

RE: Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

Agree, we had a land line, never used it, didn’t know it had stopped working, didn’t care when we did discover it wasn’t working so now just don’t have one. I never thought this would happen. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Arnold Schmidt Sent: Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Land Lines, was Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

One of the things that amazed me the most after I got my IPhone 5 was how quickly I turned off my land line. It was less than 3 months, my billing cycle was about to start again, and I just couldn't figure out why I needed it any more. That was almost nine years ago, I have not missed it.

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Yes, but for me if somebody has only a mobile number and this is their main/home number this is still a mobile number for me. I agree that maybe there should be a label for Mobile (personal) and Mobile (work) or even Mobile 1 and Mobile 2, but the purpose for these labels should also be that

RE: Bluetooth earpiece

This is actually funny because, I have the same as you but if I hold the mute button, the headset goes into pairing mode? Marie From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2021 4:10 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Bluetooth earpiece

RE: Making sure messages are synchronized

Did you set up the iPad email as a device that could receive messages on the iPhone? You have to set it up on both machines. IF it still isn't working, call Apple Accessibility and they should be able to sort this out. 877-204-3930 HTH, Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for

Re: Spacial audio support on clubhouse

I have a IPhone 8 with a Bluetooth headset and spadeful sound works for me. Isab Get Outlook for iOS From: viphone@googlegroups.com on behalf of Lelia Struve Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2021 1:56:57 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject:

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Agreed, Richard. And now, you’ve got a personal cell, a work cell, etc. Recently, they did away with our actual office phones and are making us do this new telephone thing via our computers using Teams. And, it will forward to our work cell phones as well. I actually still have a land line,

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Sadly Sieghard, too many times these days Work phones and home phones are cell phones. Fewer and fewer of our friends are keeping a landline, and their work phone is often a cell phone also. That was true for me before I retired. We have kept our landline because I don’t want to be in a bind

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

It also depends on which method you use for your Contacts, e.g. iCloud, Outlook.com, Exchange, Gmail etc. Yes, there are some labels which appear outdated as Richard said, but I don't think I ever encountered the issue that when I shared a Contact with somebody that the label was changed and in

Re: Identifying labels when making a contact

The Contact labels are a joke, and have been a joke for as long as I have had an iPhone. when was the last time you knew someone with a Radio phone, or a car phone, or a pager? And, the iPhone label is there sometimes and not others. There is a Custom label button to create your own some of

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

It does not matter, I have never used the iPhone label because in many cases you don't even know if the person has an iPhone or not and then there are those situations where somebody may have an iPhone and then they decide to get an Android phone when they next upgrade. I still have that label

Live streaming on Facebook

Hello everyone I would like to make a stream from my Facebook page at the end of this week It would be a video stream So my question is Is it accessible I would like to do from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone -- The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. If you

RE: Identifying labels when making a contact

Hi Tom, Yeah should be the contact details open and then up the top there is an edit button, Hit that and then go down to the mobile number and there should be two mobile One is a button, Tap on it and then you should get the list you are looking for. Good luck. -Original Message-

Identifying labels when making a contact

Hello, When I first used an iPhone and learned to enter contacts, I remember that there was a section where you could identify someone's phone number as being a home phone, work phone, or miblie phone, and a bunch of other options. I also remember that there was a specific choice for an iPhone,

Making sure messages are synchronized

Hello everybody, When setting up my iPad as a brand new one, one thing I wanted to make sure was that my contacts and text messages would come up on both devices. They come up on my watch just fine. My messages are not coming through on the iPad yet. I went to iCloud, made sure that messages was

Re: iPad 8th generation and VoiceOver

Hello everybody, I owe everyone on this list a huge apology. My question showed just how dumb I was. The iPad I bought was indeed an iPad 8th generation and not the iPad Air. However, if I had paid closer attention, I would have seen the Home button where I had always expected it to be. I don't

RE: Apple acquires Primephonic classical music streaming service to improve Apple Music

I doubt it, but since probably nobody knows right now you have to wait and see or maybe Google "News about Primephonic" from time to time and see if MacRumours, 9to5Mac, Tech Radar or whoever else wrote anything about it. Also, if you have any Sonos gear, several classical music services