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• When you’re overseas, you can forward the number to one of the Webbased
services that answers your voicemail and sends it to you as an
email attachment (like GrandCentral.com or CallWave.com).
• When you’re going to be in a place with little or no AT&T cell coverage
(Alaska, say), you can have your calls forwarded to your hotel or a friend’s
cellphone. (Forwarded calls eat up your allotment of minutes, though.)
You have to turn on Call Forwarding
while you’re still in an area with AT&T
coverage. Start at the Home screen.
Tap SettingsÆPhoneÆCall Forwarding,
turn Call Forwarding on, and
then tap in the new phone number.
That’s all there is to it—your iPhone
will no longer ring.
At least not until you turn the same switch off again.
Caller ID
Caller ID is another classic cellphone feature. It’s the one that displays the
phone number of the incoming call (and sometimes the name of the caller).
The only thing worth noting about the iPhone’s own implementation of
Caller ID is that you can prevent your number from appearing when you call
other people’s phones. From the Home screen, tap SettingsÆPhoneÆShow
MyCaller ID, and then tap the On/Off switch.
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