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Whenever you’re on two calls at once, the top of the screen identifies both<br />

other parties. Two new buttons appear, too:<br />

•<br />

•<br />

Swap lets you flip back and forth between the two calls. At the top of the<br />

screen, you see the names or numbers of your callers. One says HOLD<br />

(the one who’s on hold, of course) and the other bears a white telephone<br />

icon, which lets you know who you’re actually speaking to.<br />

Think how many TV and movie <strong>com</strong>edies have relied on the old “Woops, I<br />

hit the wrong Call Waiting button and now I’m bad-mouthing somebody<br />

directly to his face instead of behind his back” gag! That can’t happen on<br />

the <strong>iPhone</strong>.<br />

You can swap calls by tapping Swap or by tapping the HOLD person’s<br />

name or number.<br />

Merge <strong>com</strong>bines the two calls so all three of you can converse at once.<br />

Now the top of the screen announces, “Bill O’Reilly & Al Franken” (or whatever<br />

the names of your callers are), and then changes to say “Conference”.<br />

If you tap the O button, you see the names or numbers of everyone in<br />

your conference call. You can drop one of the calls by tapping its N button<br />

(and then End Call to confirm), or choose Private to have a person-<br />

Phone Calls 37

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