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Since this is of the Samsung Galaxy family, the following may help you:
On my Galaxy S3, the setting is controlled as 'Alerts on call'.
See: Dialer\Call Settings\Call Alert\Alerts on call - uncheck this and calls will not be interrupted with notifications.
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You can't get the old popup back, but Sparx's suggestion is correct: if you double-tap the app, it has the same effect as clicking "Just once". Hopefully this is quick and easy enough that the new-style chooser doesn't annoy you any more.
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Nexus 7 3G doesn't support voice call.
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in case you are still looking for a solution, there's an app called twitch! Contacts formatter in google play that you can try.
it may fix your formatting issues with 8 and 9 numbers.
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This is a general problem with all Android phones. Best way to solve this problem is On Call End program. It provides user to select following actions to take after a call:
Do nothing
Go to phone Home screen
Go to phone Dialer
Vibrate
Show a toast message with the call duration. Outgoing call duration includes the ringing time.
You can install On Call ...
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This was happening to me. I found if I put my headset in, the screen would come on then I could hang up the call. I recently changed my screen protector so this may be the culprit. I changed the setting "turn screen off during calls". Hopefully, this all helps since digging for my earpiece is not very convenient.
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The problem is not just turning off the phone it's putting it on speaker or even getting to the dial pad if you are on the phone with a business. The only fix I finally had to do was make sure that the phone doesn't turn off when its up to my ear.
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The easiest way to do this would be to use Google Voice.
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As you don't give any example, we need to guess. I doubt it's for "stopping themselves" for the call dialog like Amit suggests (as a background "live wallpaper", they don't need to do that specially for call dialogs: either they generally need it for any dialog, or not at all). I rather suspect some ad module behind this (see my answer here for details). For ...
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I've had this problem with my own S3. Usually, it happens when I'm holding the phone angled away from my head. In my case, holding the phone flat against the side of my head helps. I'm not sure if it's some sort of background noise cancellation gone wonky or what, but that little shift in position is all it takes for me.
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Yeah, just hit the power button. Your call won't terminate. It may have been meant to be intuitive, to save juice. I use Speaker a lot, and need to hit the power button to end a call.
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i had a similar problem, for me I had to go into the "profile" i was using "default, silent, work, ect.", and change the phone setting for vibrate to off.
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