26-01-2022 12:37 PM in
Galaxy A SeriesCurrently when you recieve a call from a number and you want to call this number back but change like 1 digit because that person gave you another number from that same company, you have to (1) go to your recent calls, (2) click on the number, (3) click on the little (i) icon, (4) click and hold on the number, (5) copy that number to your clipboard, (6) go back to your "keyboard" tab in the phone, (7) click and hold on the empty space, (8) edit the number, (9) Dial it.
What you could do: (1) go to your recent calls, (2) click and hold on the number, (3) press "edit before calling",(4) automatically be switched to the view "keyboard" with the number already filled in,(5) edit the number, (6) Dial it.
Many other UIs already have this feature and I'm really asking myself, why Samsung never bothered to add this feature, it's such a simple change. Instead of only "Delete" in the context menu, add "Edit before call"
30-11-2022 04:17 PM in
Galaxy A Series30-11-2022 05:50 PM in
Galaxy A SeriesHi there, @AlexH91. Please accept my apologies for the late reply. I have noted your suggestion and passed it on to our Research & Development Team to see if it can be incorporated by our developers in a future update.
I'll update the thread when I get feedback from the team.
@JeffyOkla, you can easily copy and paste any phone number from the Phone app.If, for instance, you were accessing recent calls, you can do this via Phone > Recents > Click the phone number to open up more options > Highlight the phone number > Choose "copy." You can then paste the phone number into another app (e.g. sharing the number with a contact or colleague).
If you have another scenario where you need to copy a phone number (and haven't been able to do so), or if I've misunderstood, please let me know and I'll be happy to clarify this.
15-12-2022 04:16 PM in
Galaxy A SeriesHi there,
I have an update about this request. Our developers say that the described use case is quite rare for most users. Additionally, currently whilst in the keypad, users can view the recent call logs while inputting some digits.
The developers will continue to monitor the market and check to see whether any similar suggestions appear. If the demand for this feature is high, they will consider implementing the suggestion at a later date.
I trust that this reassures you.
23-12-2022 01:12 AM in
Galaxy A SeriesANY update on this BASIC ability to function my phone? It's incomprehensible to me that there's anything you won't allow a user to copy to their clipboard, let alone a recently received phone call. While I realize currently, 4 taps will get, can we PLEASE make it ONE? I don't understand why anything that's not a hot link, can't be selected with a press and hold?? I think you're losing your market share instead of people asking you simple questions like this... I can't believe I'm having to do this. I say that because I am not interested in your developer's opinion about this not being a high demand. Access to data is what androids are all about... You're literally stealing that away from me... For some inexplicable reason. (And please don't ask me what I want to do with the phone number I missed...maybe I'll uhhh....want to Google? Forward in email??? I've been a really long time fan of Samsung.... But this is like the dark ages. I assumed I was just ignorant, When I realize Samsung doesn't want people to have it... I get very suspicious to why? ( Does withholding that functionality allow you to monetize other partnership's - At the expense of a direct feature to a product owner?