Tips & Tricks: Set Phone to Ring, Vibrate, Flash LED - Part 3

In Parts 1 and 2 of this 3-part tutorial, we covered basic and intermediate configuration of notification profiles. In Part 3 we will cover the most advanced features:
- How to create custom profiles
- How to create exceptions to profiles
- How to handle notifications that occur during the middle of a phone call
- How to set your phone to “do not disturb”
- Level 1 Notifications
PART 3, ADVANCED NOTIFICATION
If you’ve worked through the first two parts of this tutorial series, then you must be really hard-core to tackle Part 3. Actually, it is quite interesting even if you decide you don’t really need this advanced capability. It’s always good to know what’s there and have the freedom to take it or leave it.
Custom Profiles
In Part 2 we reviewed the standard profiles: Loud, Normal, Vibrate, Phone Only, and Off. We can edit any of those profiles to tweak them to our satisfaction. But in some cases, we might want to create a totally new profile. Let’s say we want to use our holster to indicate if we want to be disturbed by our phone or not. Let’s say that if the phone is IN the holster, we do NOT want to be disturbed by any kind of call, message, or other event. If the phone is OUT of the holster, we want settings like the Normal Profile.
Open the Profile icon, scroll to Advanced and click to see what profiles already exist. Below we see only standard profiles.
![CustomProfile[1]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile1.jpg)
![CustomProfile[2]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile2.jpg)
Press the Menu key and scroll to New Profile. Let’s name it HolsterDND (for Holster Do Not Disturb). Note that there are eleven reasons for notification, all of which potentially need to be edited to give you the notification profile behavior you desire.
![CustomProfile[3]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile3.jpg)
![CustomProfile[4]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile4.jpg)
To save time, let’s just look at one reason: a Phone call. Below I’ve already set everything the way I want. Out of Holster, I want a Tone, the Ringer_BBpro_1 ringtone, High volume. I’ll also use LED Flashing and Vibration.
However, for In Holster, I want my phone to do nothing at all. So, I set None (for tone or vibration) and Mute for volume.
![CustomProfile[5]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile5.jpg)
![CustomProfile[6]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile6.jpg)
Now, let’s discuss a point that might be confusing. If we scroll down just a tad further, we see a setting for Do Not Disturb. That sounds a lot like what we wanted in the first place, so why didn’t we just choose that? Who knows the answer? Right–that would apply to both In Holster and Out of Holster, which is not what we really wanted. We’ll cover that DND setting again later.
Save the profile you just edited.
![CustomProfile[7]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile7.jpg)
Note the new icon for a custom profile, and how the Home Screen (at least for this theme) shows the name for this particular custom profile.
I recommend you test a custom profile before you come to rely on it, as it’s easy to make mistakes. Or sometime the profile just doesn’t work they way you expect. Better safe than sorry.
![CustomProfile[9]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile9.jpg)
![CustomProfile[10]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/customprofile10.jpg)
Exceptions
I think everyone has someone special whose calls or messages need to come through no matter what: spouse, boyfriend/girlfriend, best friend, parent, children, babysitter, boss, etc. That’s what notification profile Exceptions are for. Exceptions take priority over any profile you can set except the Off profile. (I told you Notification Profiles were complicated: even Exceptions have an exception.) Your phone comes with one exception group already defined: Important Calls. However, you have to add contacts to it. Let’s start by exploring the Important Calls exception.
From the Home Screen, open Profiles. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Advanced. Scroll down to the Important Calls line.
![Exceptions[1]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions1.jpg)
Press the Menu key and select Edit. Scroll to the From line.
![Exceptions[3]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions3.jpg)
![Exceptions[4]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions4.jpg)
Press the Menu key and select Add Name. Find the name of an important person in your Address Book. Click it.
![Exceptions[5]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions5.jpg)
![Exceptions[6]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions6.jpg)
You can repeat the previous step until all your important persons are included in the From list. Scroll to the Use Profile line and click. Scroll to the profile you want to switch to when you get an important call, then click it.
![Exceptions[7]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions7.jpg)
![Exceptions[8]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions8.jpg)
If you want a particular ringtone to signify that an Important Call is coming in, then choose a custom ringtone: Scroll to the Custom Phone Tune line and click the checkbox. Scroll to the current ringtone name and click it. Scroll through the list of available ringtones and click your chosen tone.
![Exceptions[9]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions9.jpg)
![Exceptions[10]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions10.jpg)
Press the Menu key and click Save.
![Exceptions[11]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions11.jpg)
![Exceptions[12]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions12.jpg)
Lastly, click the checkbox to enable the Important Calls exception.
![Exceptions[13]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions13.jpg)
![Exceptions[14]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions14.jpg)
I think exceptions are more useful when they are more selective. Let’s say there are times you don’t want to be bothered by ANYbody except that one, superhot, somebody you would crawl over broken glass to get a call from. Let’s create an exception for that person.
Do Profiles > Advanced… > (press Menu key) > New Exception. Type in a descriptive name for this exception.
![Exceptions[16]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions16.jpg)
![Exceptions[17]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions17.jpg)
Scroll to the From line, do (press Menu key) > Add Name. From your Address Book, select the name of your special person.
![Exceptions[18]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions18.jpg)
![Exceptions[20]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions20.jpg)
Set the profile and custom phone tune you want to signify that special somebody is calling. Save those settings.
![Exceptions[21]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions21.jpg)
![Exceptions[23]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions23.jpg)
OK, I’ll bet you didn’t think of this one: what if you want to have all calls come through except one special jerk you really don’t have time to talk to. Repeat the steps above to obtain something like the below:
![Exceptions[24]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions24.jpg)
![Exceptions[25]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions25.jpg)
As seen above, if Ima Jerk calls or texts, the phone switches to the Off profile just for the jerk. Everyone else is allowed through with the Active Profile.
Notice that you can enable or disable any combination of exceptions, so you can hear from Hottie and screen out Jerk all at the same time. How cool is that?
[I'd love to hear from readers any imaginative Exceptions you come up with!]
PostScript, 2008-06-03: Thanks to a question by reader Andrew (see below), I discovered the following…
When you set a Custom Ringtone for a contact, that actually becomes an Exception in your BlackBerry Profiles. Let me show you…
First, let’s find my old friend Zzzyp Z. Zzzyrt, and set a Custom Ringtone for him.


Then, let’s go to Profiles > Advanced. We see in the screenshot below a newly created exception named “Calls from Zzzyp Zzzyrt.”

Now, Andrew asked what would happen if a contact was listed in an exception list but also had a custom ringtone set in the Address Book. Which ringtone wins out? I discovered by experiment that when a call comes in, the BlackBerry starts at the top of the exception list and works it way downward, scanning for that contact in all enabled exceptions. The first enabled exception it finds with that contact, it uses that ringtone.If you use lots of custom ringtones for your contacts, I’m afraid your exception list will be quite long and a bit clumsy to manage. I’m not sure this is a good design feature, but that’s how it is.
PostScript, 2008-06-06: My buddy Andrew (see below), has asked another question leading me to a significant discovery…
If you have (and enable) an Exception to allow an important caller (e.g., Girlfriend) through despite the Active Profile, what happens if your Active Profile is Quiet or Off? The answers are:
- Quiet: Exception will override Active Profile and important caller’s call will come through as desired.
- Off: The phone will remain silent (no ring or vibration) however, the important caller’s caller ID will come up on the screen with options to Answer or Ignore.
Notification (or Not) During Calls
OK, so there’s still more. What if you are on a phone call and:
- a Calendar event occurs and wants to notify you?
- a Task item comes due and wants to notify you?
- an SMS text message comes through and wants to notify you?
If you want to have these events possibly interrupt your calls, then do this: For each chosen Profile, edit Calendar, Task, and/or SMS Text to set Notify Me During Calls to Yes.
![Exceptions[26]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions26.jpg)
Do Not Disturb
Still not done. Suppose you want to create a profile where all kinds of messages come through but you don’t want to be disturbed by a phone call. Or maybe for a standard profile you temporarily want to not be disturbed by a call. Messages, yes; phone calls, no. For your chosen profile, edit the Phone setting named Do Not Disturb to be Yes.
![Exceptions[27]](http://blackberry8130.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/exceptions27.jpg)
Level 1 Notifications
As best I can determine, Level 1 Notifications have little application with the BlackBerry Pearl. BlackBerry Messenger (”PIN”) messages are apparently considered Level 1 Messages. Otherwise, this seems to be something that is becoming an obsolete feature. I could be wrong; if anyone knows different, please leave a comment. Here’s what RIM has to say about it: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/articles/465/KB02459_f.SAL_Public.html.
Conclusion
At this point, we’ve covered everything about Notification that I’ve been able to figure out with my BlackBerry Pearl 8130. Some features we’ve covered I may never use but at least I know they’re there if I do need them. I hope I got it all right and didn’t miss anything important. And I hope you get lots of use out of what we’ve learned together!
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40 comments on this post
One of the most helpful articles I’ve seen on BlackBerry tips!
One question I have: How do Exceptions work interact with Custom (caller ID) Ringtones?
Suppose I have John Smith set to a Custom Ringtone of Tune_Special. If I create an Exception group and then add a custom ringer (or set the Exception group to use some other profile), will the caller ID custom ringer be used or will the Exception group override the custom ringtone?
Love the site! The animated GIFs are particularly helpful!
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew,
Your question just forced me to discover something: Custom Ringtones are implemented as Exceptions! I had never set a custom ringtone until this experiment, and when I went into Exceptions–lo and behold–but the person who I had set a custom ringtone for showed up as a new exception. I’m going to revise the above article to reflect this finding.
Now, a related experiment that I just did was this: What if a person is in an exception group/list and also shows up as a single exception? Which ringtone is used? ANSWER: Whichever is first in the list of enabled exceptions.
Thanks for asking that question! And thanks for sharing your thoughts on the article and the animated GIFs. I appreciate helpful feedback.
Kelly
When I miss a call (or any other notification) the only way to know it is if I happen to physically look at the phone and notice the blinking red LED. Is there a way to get it to beep or vibrate every minute or so to let me know I’ve missed something?
CHRIS,
You need a custom app to do that. I hear a lot about BlackBerry Alerts as a good solution for that problem, but I have not tried it myself.
What you’re asking for is a very popular idea. Maybe one day RIM will add that feature to the BB OS.
Kelly
kevin.Umbehr@bakeroiltools.com asks: I can not get my phone to viberate when an e-mail message is coming in. What am I doing wrong? It works fine for phone calls, but not e-mails…. Thanks!!
Kevin Umbehr
kevin,
You have to set vibration for email in addition to phone.
Choose the Profile you want to have vibration for email. Do Profiles > Advanced… > (highlight the desired profile) > (press Menu key) > Edit.
Scroll to the (first, if several) email account that you want to vibrate in that profile. Click it. Change the Out of Holster to Vibrate or Vibrate+Tone (whichever you prefer). Set the Number of Vibrations (1, 2, or 3). Do the same for In Holster.
If you want that behavior for more than one email account, go back and repeat the previous paragraph for each successive email account.
Save the changes to that profile. You may even want to edit another profile to behave the same way. Or you might have wanted to create a totally new profile just for that particular vibrating behavior.
Let me know if that works for you. It should.
Kelly
Kelly,
Thanks for the follow-up. That is definitely NOT the behavior I expected. It’ll take some thinking to figure out exactly how I want to configure my profiles and custom ring tones.
The implication is that if I have a custom ring tone for Girlfriend (which as you discovered creates an Exception), switching the Active Profile to Quiet or Vibrate will NOT have the intended effect with respect to the Girlfriend contact–calls from her will still ring as opposed to vibrating or being silenced. … Or am I wrong about that point?
I’ll have to do some experimenting (but it’s hard since I only have one phone).
Thanks again,
Andrew
Kelly…great site! I don’t know what I would have done without it…
When I’m deleting email messages on my BB, is there some way to select more than one at a time?
Margy,
If you highlight a DATE instead of a MESSAGE, you can press the Menu key and select Delete Prior. That will delete ALL messages prior to that date.
Another thing you can do is hold down the SHIFT key and start rolling the trackball. You will select all messages from the starting point to the end point. Then you can press the Menu key and select Delete Messages.
Recently readers have mentioned they accidentally deleted an important message and wondered if they can recover them. You can’t. So, be sure to save (that’s another Menu option) important messages before you do any deleting.
Thanks for your compliments on the site. It makes it so worthwhile when I learn it has helped someone.
Kelly
@Andrew,
Your questions continue to force me to learn new things. Here’s the latest:
* If you have an Exception to allow through important calls (e.g., Girlfriend), and your Active Profile is Quiet, the call WILL come through (ring/vibrate/whatever you set)!
* If you have an Exception to allow through important calls (e.g., Girlfriend), and your Active Profile is Off, the caller ID will come up on the display with a choice of Answer or Ignore, but the phone will remain SILENT.
Personally, I really like how that works. What about you?
Kelly
Hi Kelly,
Have you figured out a way to make new messages flash the green led instead of the red. Mine flashes green when the battery is low. Seems to both me and my husband that it should be opposite. Red for dead battery, green for go message. Great Site! Very informative!
Katee
Kelly,
Thanks again for the helpful update. I agree; I like how the Quiet and Off profiles work together with Exceptions. I think heretofore I had been using Quiet essentially as Off.
Andrew
@Katee,
There is a 3rd party program I keep hearing about called BlackBerry Alerts. It’s possible that it’s smart enough to use different colors for the LED.
In the early days of LEDs, red was the only color (at least for affordable LEDs). So, electronic designers probably are following a tradition that needs to be reconsidered, now that multicolor LEDs are common and cheap.
Thanks for your comment.
Kelly
I use Twitter a lot. I can’t seem to find a way to assign SMS messages from Twitter (40404) their own custom ring tone. I would like to be able to know whether I’m receiving a regular SMS message or a Twitter SMS. I tried adding Twitter to my contact list and assigning a custom ring tone, but my default notifier plays no matter what. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
-D
Darrin,
Here’s what I would try: Create a Custom Profile just for Twitter. In that profile, set the tone you want for Twitter SMS Text. Then go back and set an Exception to use the Active Profile except for the Twitter contact. In that exceptional case, use the Twitter profile. I hope that works–please let me know.
Kelly
great blog.
thanks for taking the time.
didn’t know where to ask this question, but is there a way of increasing the RINGER’s volume higher than its factory setting?
also, is there a way to make sure there is a constant reminder (for text, voicemail etc.) whether the phone is on, or when it’s being powered up again?
eve,
Everyone complains that the Pearl’s ringer is not loud enough even at maximum volume. Personally, I think it’s because the Pearl speaker sounds bad when you go any higher, so RIM decided to limit how loud it can go. I’ve experimented with ringtones I made myself recorded to be extra-loud. It didn’t help any. The best you can do is select or download a ringtone with a higher pitch or something that sounds louder to your ear.
About the constant reminder, the closest feature to that is the flashing green LED showing you have a good signal. Many people do NOT like that because it slightly drains the battery, so they disable that feature.
Kelly
kelly,
thanks so much for the lowdown and specs on the bb pearl’s lack of a pa system
oh, well, i’ll apply your great advice, and will continue to do what i always do: look at the phone whenever i’m not within earshot of it!
cheers!
eve
Kelly,
I saw the answers that your provided for Andrew’s questions, and I think my question may be along the same line or not.
When I go to Advanced under Profiles and scroll down to the “Use Active Profile Except for” section, I have Important Calls and then a list of names, and they are all checked. I am assuming these are the contacts with custom ringtones.
Here are my questions:
What exactly are “important calls?”
What would happen if I unchecked any of the names I mentioned above? Would I simply not hear the custom ringtone when they call?
Thanks!
April,
You are correct that you are seeing contacts with custom ringtones listed as “exceptions.” If you uncheck them, you simply deactivate the exception so that calls from them will not be treated differently. They will NOT be ignored, just treated like any other caller.
The “Important Calls” is a built-in exception that you can edit to be any list of people you want. You highlight “Important Calls,” press Menu key, select Edit, and add/delete your contacts you want to consider “important” as a group. I use it for family members. You could use it for business clients, etc. Of course, you can create a totally separate group and name it anything you like.
Kelly
My Girlfriends has a blackberry pearl, Now auto txt is messing up it on but not working. Is there away she can fix this. Or is the phone screwed and needs RMA it.
Jason,
No, don’t return the phone. Do Options > Custom Dictionary. You can edit out all the mistakes, or you can clear the entire dictionary (as a last resort).
Kelly
Hi Kelly, you’re site here is very informative…
I just bought a BB Pearl today, I’ve so far managed to get the ringers assigned… Placed all of my contacts from my old cell into the BB and think I have an understanding of the features w/i the BB…
My problem is music… I’ve installed, uninstalled, reinstalled, you name it to get the media manager and desktop software onto my PC so that I can connect my BB and transfer music to it so that I can have custom ringers and background pictures…
I do not have an SD card yet, and to be honest I’m starting to think I should just wait till I get one, I understand that the memory w/i the Pearl is limited, but I’d at least like to be able to transfer 1 song and 1 picture for now… Please help…
Jen,
Your instincts are correct: you should get a microSD card as soon as possible. There just really isn’t enough memory on the phone itself to put many songs or videos on it. At least get an inexpensive microSD card, such as a 1GB for around $10-15.
What exactly isn’t working with your Desktop Manager software? Is it not recognizing your phone? Or does only the Media Manager not work? Many people complain about the Media Manager.
Although the Roxio Media Manager has worked OK for me, I usually just set the phone (with media card) to enable “mass storage mode” so I can just copy songs and videos straight to the media card. Let me know if you have questions about that.
Kelly
You’re exactly right, it’s the Media Manager… I’ve found all of these neat applications but some of them want me to install on my PC and then move it to the BB via the Desktop Manager which refuses to work… Says Media Manager has stopped working and needs to close, or something like that… Currently I’m working on getting a trackball colour thing… The OTA I can’t seem to figure out so now I really need my manager to work…
Jen,
Be aware that the trackball color app only works on the Pearl 8100. All other pearls can only do white light.
I understand now that your Media Manager is not working right. But you seem also to imply you can’t install apps. Have you read this article? http://blackberry8130.wordpress.com/2007/12/31/blackberry-desktop-manager-wouldnt-install-applications/. It’s the single most popular article I’ve written, as almost everybody has the problem it describes. Let me know if you think that applies to your situation.
Kelly
Hi thanks… Going to read that article after the one I’m currently on…
I can install apps if I can get them to my bb… I’ve found that if in a forum there’s an OTA I copy that page into an email, email my bb and find the OTA link within the website directly from the bb which is working now… The transfering pics and music from the PC to the bb is not working since the program won’t work … I’m not sure if it’s due to Vista or not…
How do you remove applications?? And themes??
Also I’m reading the getting started thread and found out about the D’s beside text msgs… I scrolled through all of mine and all I see is a check mark, no D?
I found out that I couldn’t use the colour track ball app through forums as well…
Maybe they will bring one for the 8130… I like to pretty up my phones… I tried a theme but ended up not liking it so I’m just going to change the wallpaper and leave the theme alone… Thanks!
Hi there, I have another question about signatures on SMS msgs… I’ve read your reply about this, typing the msg and then typing sig This sends the word sig and not what I’ve changed my owner thing to… Did I misunderstand the explanation????
Jen,
About “sig”: Your Pearl should have in its AutoText list (do Options > AutoText) an entry for “sig” and have it defined as “%O”. If that’s not in your AutoText list, it won’t work. If it is, when you type “sig” (without the quotes), then press SPACE or ENTER, it will replace it with your “Owner” text.
You can delete apps by doing Options > Advanced Options > Applications > (highlight an app) > (press Menu key) > Delete. Be careful not do delete anything unless you’re certain, since you’re having trouble installing apps.
Downloaded themes can be deleted just like they are an app, as described above. But the name of the theme in the app list may be hard to identify. You may have to to do View Properties to be more certain.
Themes can take up a lot of memory, so delete any you know you’ll never use.
The 8130 can never have a colored trackball because it has only a white LED behind the trackball. The 8100 have several different-colored LEDs.
Kelly
Right so I have the signature working so long as I remember to type in the “code” for it… I created one kind of like the one girl mentioned tricking the auto text into smileys… ** is now my signature…
Removed that theme that I ended up not liking so that’s good…
I love this site, it’s been so informative… I’m pretty much managed to answer all of my questions within it….
Will post more questions in the future I’m sure!! Thanks again!
Hello:
Allthough I have a custom active profile, and all it’s notifications are set to vibe+tone, suddenly the device is doing neither one. I can receive calls, e-mails, and all notifications, however no sound or vibrate alerts are achieved. It shouldn’t be a problem with the speaker or the vibrate function, since I tested them other ways and they work. I wonder what is going on. It is frustrating to keep the device at eyesight. Any help????
Thanks in advance…
Marcell,
It’s always easy to try a battery pull (remove, wait, replace, wait for reboot). If the phone just had a temporary failure, it might recover. It’s hard to explain any other way.
If the above doesn’t work, I’d try deleting the custom profile and rebuilding it.
I got fooled for a while one day when I had set a custom profile that played a tune on my media card. I removed the media card and forgot to replace it. When my phone rang, it played the wrong tune. Naturally, the phone reverted to a default ring tone since it couldn’t find the tune on the missing media card. I don’t see how that could be your problem, though.
Let me know what happens if you try the suggestions above.
Kelly
can you set a custom ringtone for a sms text message?
Justin,
You can edit a profile to set a custom tone for SMS for all callers, but you cannot set a custom SMS tone for any one particular caller. It would be nice, but it’s not possible on a BlackBerry currently (unless you buy some 3rd-party program that might do it).
Kelly
How do I set the Blackberry Pearl to ignore calls while I am navigating? (vz navigator)
Joseph,
I don’t subscribe to VZ Navigator, so if it offers an option, I don’t know about it. For the Pearl itself, the best suggestion I can think of is to set the Profile to Off. Your phone wouldn’t notify you of anything. But when you stop using VZ Navigator, you’d have to remember to change the profile back.
Kelly
Thank You!!!
I have accidentlly erased blackberry messenger from my menu but it is still on the phone how do i get it back? Whenever I try to download it again it tells me I do not meet system requirements?
Zach,
Where exactly did you erase it from? You didn’t just hide it on the Home Screen, did you? If so, you can similarly “unhide” it.
If you deleted it at Options > Advanced Options > Applications, then it’s gone. To restore it, you have to download and install your “Device Software” from your wireless carrier’s download site. Then you can use Desktop Manager to restore it. It’s somewhat complicated, so I can give full instructions in this tiny comment box. In essence what you’re doing is downloading all the software that would normally come on your phone, and making it accessible to Desktop Manager. This same mechanism is used if you wipe your phone totally clean and reinstall everything. But in your case you’re just reinstalling one application.
Let me know how you proceed, and if you have any problems.
Kelly
Hi,
I bought 8130 Pearl few months ago. I am not that much happy with it. First thing the ringer volume is very low and other thing i can hear only three rings and then it goes to the voice mail. Is there any way i can get more rings on my phone?