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Gingerbread/Sense 2.1

dachillfx

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I'm pretty sure the Thunderbolt shipped with Sense 2.0. Froyo.Has anyone noticed the new clock widget with the facebook updates? This is Sense 2.1 yes? Have one more Question Thunderbolt fam. Is there an app that will allow the whole ringtone to play when receiving a call? Thanks in advance my people. One...
 
Um the bolt shipped with sense 2.1
Wasn't sure. So what is this a revamped Sense 2.1? Was the Facebook clock widget there all the while and I just missed it? I knew about the weather clock widget. Or is this all Gingerbread? Btw thanks for gettin me straight Yeahha. One...
 
I don't know what was changed as I haven't run stock firmware in months but I do believe they may have revamped some of the widgets as well as some of the stock apps
 
Is there an app that will allow the whole ringtone to play when receiving a call?

I just assign MP3s... complete MP3s, unedited. It continues to play until I pick up the phone. My default ringtone is "White and Nerdy" and it plays until I answer or voice mail picks up.
 
I just assign MP3s... complete MP3s, unedited. It continues to play until I pick up the phone. My default ringtone is "White and Nerdy" and it plays until I answer or voice mail picks up.

I use Mp3s as well, but it seems they only last for only 15-30 secs. Is there anyway to get@least an minute or two?
 
I use Mp3s as well, but it seems they only last for only 15-30 secs. Is there anyway to get@least an minute or two?

So I did a an impromptu test. Rang myself and after <15sec voice mail picked up, and my ring tone ended.

Which is exactly what I would expect to happen since the connection is made to voice mail.

So what exactly is it that do you want the phone to do?
 
So I did a an impromptu test. Rang myself and after <15sec voice mail picked up, and my ring tone ended.

Which is exactly what I would expect to happen since the connection is made to voice mail.

So what exactly is it that do you want the phone to do?

Ring longer to not have so many missed calls.
 
Ring longer to not have so many missed calls.

The only way to do that, from the sounds of what's happening, is to make it so your voicemail doesn't pick up sooner. I believe (and this is going on something a while back, so times may have changed), that you MIGHT be able to call into customer service, and have them adjust the number of rings before your voicemail picks up. I remember having that happen for a customer years ago, but things may have changed since them.

But wouldn't hurt to call in, ask if there's a way to change it. The voice mail menu as of right now (at least for me here in the NE) doesn't have that as a user-changable option, but CS may have a way.
 
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