I needed to my online investment bank's customer service center, which was given on its website in the form of "800-555-CALL", one of those supposedly helpful mnemonic phone numbers with letters corresponding to digits. Well, my Treo 650 smartphone has a QWERTY keyboard with a digit keypad superimposed on the left side of the board, no 3-letter-to-single-digit DTMF tonepad overlay. I had to dig an old phone out of my "sell on eBay" box to puzzle out my bank's phone number, since they didn't provide a digits-only version of that number.
Posted by Russell Whitaker at June 14, 2005 01:18 PM | TrackBackAhhh, but that's where you're mistaken... The 650 does actually have the letters available for your perusal. Turn the phone on, and press the send button, this brings up a display of buttons that have the letters below the numbers. You can then dial away!
Posted by: Travis on June 16, 2005 05:38 PMWhat you can do is enable the touch screen dialing, and then you can see the corresponding letters.
Posted by: Gene on August 14, 2005 05:44 PM