December 25th, 2005, 02:46 AM
I just found out that I cannot dial a number from Plaxo Premium Mobile service.
This is more than a little disappointing. I have close to 500 contacts, most with at least two or three numbers. That's too many to try and store on my phone. Before Plaxo I would have to look up the number on my Pocket PC and then either take note of the number and dial it manually on my cellphone, or send the dial codes via Bluetooth from my Pocket PC to my cellphone.
Now I can look up the phone number directly on my cellphone with Plaxo Premium Mobile Service, but then I have to either remember the number, or write it down so I can then dial it manually.
Why doesn't Plaxo permit dialing directly from the contact database? This is like having an extremely large address book on your cellphone but not being able to dial any of them from there! It relegates Plaxo Premium Mobile Service to a simple online storage repository.
Unless this feature does exist and my cellphone does not support it. I use a Nokia 6620.
Will this feature be available soon?
Thank you.
This is more than a little disappointing. I have close to 500 contacts, most with at least two or three numbers. That's too many to try and store on my phone. Before Plaxo I would have to look up the number on my Pocket PC and then either take note of the number and dial it manually on my cellphone, or send the dial codes via Bluetooth from my Pocket PC to my cellphone.
Now I can look up the phone number directly on my cellphone with Plaxo Premium Mobile Service, but then I have to either remember the number, or write it down so I can then dial it manually.
Why doesn't Plaxo permit dialing directly from the contact database? This is like having an extremely large address book on your cellphone but not being able to dial any of them from there! It relegates Plaxo Premium Mobile Service to a simple online storage repository.
Unless this feature does exist and my cellphone does not support it. I use a Nokia 6620.
Will this feature be available soon?
Thank you.