seem to have the same problem so it is probably a problem with the phone itself.
This strange phenomenon seems to happen every time I make an important call...
I call, get talking, then there is a drop out around the most important words in the conversation.
The words you can't hear when talking on the Nokia 2600 are shown in red.
...A completely fictional example:
Person A: What time is this dinner party?
Person B: It's at six-thirty
Person A: Ok, what do I need to bring?
Person B: Bring cheese, wine, nothing with wheat in it because Jenny is allergic...and dessert
Person A: What do I need to wear? Is it still fancy dress?
Person B: No Jenny and Mark decided against fancy dress - that's the latest.
Person A: And that speech I had made up. What did you think? Should I speak about the war?
Person B: It might be a sensitive subject to have you speak about the war.
Person A: Ok, I'll see you at six-thirty then.
You can see just from this brief example the endless possibilities for misunderstandings, mixups, and in this case, flat-out disaster!
The problem seems to get even worse if you put the phone on loudspeaker - it cuts out both what you are saying and what the other person is saying. And if you both say a word at the same time, you can't hear anything.
I'm either going to get a new phone or I'm going to go back to basics.
Verdict - What good is a phone if you can't use it to communicate? I ask you!!
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