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EVO 4G LTE ISSUES WHEN HANDLING HELD AND CONFERENCE CALLS


Romeo

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I am very disappointed from the android software on my Evo 4g lte. The other day i discovered that i can't end a held call after i answered the second call. Also i tried to add another call to make a conference call but i received an error says that It can't establish a conference Call. In another incident i was unable to make a conference call between to calls that i didn't initiate. My my question is if there is anyway that we can address those issues to sprint so they can work on finding a way to fix it. By the way as far as i know that htc one x and s don't have those issues, i know that because i checked on the user manual of both devices.

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The conference calling limitation is not handset specific. It is due to the underlying IS-41 core network that kept cdmaOne/CDMA2000 compatible with AMPS (analog cellular). As a result, CDMA has enjoyed a substantial coverage advantage in North America. Most people do not require complex conference calling features. If you do, you need to go GSM ecosystem or VoIP.

 

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Thank you AJ for the clarification, i didn't expect that quick answer. Your answer Confirmed my Thoughts that sprint ecosystem doesn't support the Complete function of conference call feature. And what about ending a held call option is it also related to sprint ecosystem or to the software?

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