[andy957]

When a call comes through on my Priv and I'm using a different function on the phone (i.e. not on the dialer screen), I know it's ringing but the call does not show up on the screen, and I have to find how to get back to the incoming call screen to answer the call. I've missed several calls as a result. I thought any phone (especially BlackBerry) automatically displays the incoming call on the screen, or is there some hidden setting somewhere that I'm missing? Thanks.

[ToniCipriani]

Card shows up and tap answer?

[hoytbowhunter]

I get the same screen until I answer it, but it's only while your using the device. If you go to pick it up it will have the full screen. I'm going to download s app to fix it though

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[hoytbowhunter]

It's because we have Lollipop! Hopefully it will be fixed with Marshmallow.

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[ToniCipriani]

It's because we have Lollipop! Hopefully it will be fixed with Marshmallow.

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I just took that screenshot from Marshmallow.

[andy957]

Card shows up and tap answer?

That's the problem. If the phone is sleeping (locked) that prompt does not appear and the same with while in use. I only know it's ringing from the sound.

[ToniCipriani]

That's the problem. If the phone is sleeping (locked) that prompt does not appear and the same with while in use. I only know it's ringing from the sound.

That's... odd. I just tried locking my phone, calling myself, and I got a full screen notification just fine.

[andy957]

Maybe it's a setting somewhere that I'm overlooking, like a DND or something? I'll poke around later when I have time.

[ToniCipriani]

See this, guess I'm not quite understanding your question:

[hoytbowhunter]

That only happens when your phone is locked ,if you using your phone and you get a call it shows up like lollipop. Now if your screenshot is from marshmallow then that means it didn't change and that sucks. Guess I'll be using BlackBerry 10 Calling app

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[honeylager]

So you want a full screen notification even when you are using the phone? Is that what you are saying?

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[hoytbowhunter]

Yes, that's what I want. And all the apps I've tried do work, but there's to many pop ups

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[hoytbowhunter]

So you want a full screen notification even when you are using the phone? Is that what you are saying?

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Yes! You're correct 😁

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[Stomps01]

I say "hello"

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[TheBond]

I'm happy with the top screen notification. Because I sometimes don't want to pick up the phone and am focused on my work.

I'm glad BlackBerry has taken the Notifications route and kept it that way.

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[StutterStep]

It has nothing to do with the way BlackBerry has done it but rather the fact they left it alone as it is in stock Android.

[beta9x]

to answer a call just slide open the PKB

[AJJones1229]

I too have difficulty with this. The easiest thing to do for me is to just slide open the physical key board and answer. The card at the top for some reason disappears quickly sometimes. I truly hope this will be changed with the introduction of marshmallow

[Acvdm]

Can't CrackBerry fix the image compression uploads. It's Goddamn awful and no I'm no longer using the CB forums app, and I've got rid of that

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[hoytbowhunter]

I too have difficulty with this. The easiest thing to do for me is to just slide open the physical key board and answer. The card at the top for some reason disappears quickly sometimes. I truly hope this will be changed with the introduction of marshmallow

It won't be fixed with Marshmallow! The person that posted the screen size of what we don't like was from his phone with the Marshmallow Update.

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[Acvdm]

I think you will find things are more responsive on MM

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[hoytbowhunter]

I think you will find things are more responsive on MM

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I heard it's a lot better and faster with Marshmallow, and the battery life was better. I don't have any problems with the battery, I get 2 days of of mine and still have about 50% left after 2 days and I'm always on the phone lol. I was hoping Marshmallow would change our settings options to like the S7, I like how you can change the notifications and such, but I heard that it doesn't change anything in the settings department.

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[Acvdm]

I heard it's a lot better and faster with Marshmallow, and the battery life was better. I don't have any problems with the battery, I get 2 days of of mine and still have about 50% left after 2 days and I'm always on the phone lol. I was hoping Marshmallow would change our settings options to like the S7, I like how you can change the notifications and such, but I heard that it doesn't change anything in the settings department.

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Samsung is good but Android is their own unique version of it. I personally don't like it plus you also have the issue of loads of their bloatware being included. I've actually disabled a lot of Google apps I never use like Gmail, Music, Newstand etc. It makes the app tray more organised, and I like the tray how we have it and not the way Samsung does it

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[hoytbowhunter]

I don't know why but I thought the S7 was running Android.

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[Acvdm]

Eh? Of course it is. It's just we have the core Android experience from Google without any bundled software the same as all the Nexus devices. On Samsung, it's still Android, but the way it's presented in particular apps, is different.

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