Comments on: Apple iPhone Voicemail Problem

By: Ric Vieira

Ric Vieira — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 02:44:57 +0000

… in 2006 the “E” network symbol in UK meant EDGE, whenever O2 had not network coverage, let’s say in central London, one could still access the internet…

When I inquire about that in Australia (at my arrival 3 years later) no one (Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone etc. etc.) knew about it.

Only now, in 2011 technology is catching up downunder.

Regardless, I never had any of these issues, which I think are related to what your mobile network provider offers you, not the phone itself.

By: Ric Vieira

Ric Vieira — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 02:26:57 +0000

I never ever heard about any of these issues as they never existed on either of my iPhones !!

And no, it’s not correct to say you have to go through 18 voice messages to get to the one you want…
My first iPhone (Gen 1) bought in UK, already had a feature where I could choose which voice message I wanted to listen to first!!

However, 3 years later, when I moved to Australia, I noticed the mobile phones providers (selling iPhone) did not offer this feature (and a few others, like the “E” network symbol for when you’re out of range).

Although when I take the same iPhone (G4 now) to Europe and use a local sim card the feature is back on!
So I can only assume this is a feature not supported by some mobile phone providers in some countries.

– Also I never had the issue with the calls not being diverted to the voice mail either. Again I think this is an isolated issue depending on which mobile network provider you use. (just like some of the mobile network providers, you have to call the customer service after you activated the phone and request to get the network activated before you can use the wireless feature. again, it’s nothing to do with the phone itself., but the mobile network provider. As not all the countries I lived, I ever had to do this)

I just wanted to set the record straight !!

By: 57ityo

57ityo — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:28:07 +0000

iTim24 is the smart one. I’m liking the bit about starbucks 🙂

By: noob sucks

noob sucks — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:23:23 +0000

noob, the iphone will always be better than those crappy androids.

By: Keith G

Keith G — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 14:00:45 +0000

I have never been called a “fanboy muppet” before, and I must say I am delighted with that moniker! Anyway, no, dassa12z, you illiterate wanker, I did not say that windows can’t do as much as mac. Where did you see that? Show me.

Point is, you can choose a wild and free frontier to live in like you get with Android, and that’s a perfectly valid existence or some. Or you can choose to move to the city which has a bus service and restaurants and dry cleaners and magazine shops and plumbers and other services available to you when you need them. That’s what I’m talking about as the difference between the Android world (and indirectly the Windows software world; the wild frontier) and the iPhone (and Mac) world.

And dassa12z, don’t take offense at my calling you an illiterate wanker. You know I’m just gettin’ back at u. I obviously have no idea how well you can read and write. 🙂

By: microkhan

microkhan — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 05:43:35 +0000

it’s AT&T issue, I have used iphone in many countries now i am in canada i have used in AT&T, T-mobile, Fido, rogers, Chatr… works fine. AT&T always had drop call problem. but if you are complaining about iphone 4 then it’s correct. iphone 4 is the worst of all the iphones. yes iphone has few problems but not these iPhone Voicemail Problem

By: AMITKUMAR

AMITKUMAR — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 05:21:57 +0000

FIRST TIME I WAS LISTEN THAT SUCH KIND OF PROBLEM IS OCCUR IN REPUTED BRAND SO IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO SOLVE SUCH KIND OF PROBLEM