Blackberry 7105t

[kevnich2]

Someone pointed out to me the unlocked Blackberry 7105t for use on cingular's network. If anyone has one of these, maybe you can answer this question. If a call is coming through and it's set to either ring or vibrate, are you able to silence the incoming ring/vibrate WITHOUT taking it out of it's case/holster? When I'm in meetings I don't like taking my phone out and pushing end, I just want a button or something on the side of the phone that will silence the ringer but not immediately cancel the incoming call.

 

[ThePresence]

Why don't you just set it to vibrate out of the holster? It won't ring.

 

[kevnich2]

Even with vibrate though, if I'm in a meeting I want to hit a button or the scroll wheel and have the vibration cease. I'm just wondering if this is what will happen? This is an absolute necessity for me.

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: kevnich2
Even with vibrate though, if I'm in a meeting I want to hit a button or the scroll wheel and have the vibration cease. I'm just wondering if this is what will happen? This is an absolute necessity for me.

Why did you not think about this before purchasing an unlocked 7105t?

 

[ThePresence]

Shut if off when you go into a meeting? I have the 7100i and I love it.

 

[kevnich2]

I haven't bought the phone yet, that's why I'm asking this question. I'm thinking of purchasing it but I want to make sure it does what I need it to do. The phones I've had experience with are LG's and Motorola's and with both, if you have an incoming call (vibrate or ringing doesn't matter) I can push one of the volume buttons and it silences the ring or the vibrate but the call doesn't immediately go to voice mail (this way the caller doesn't know I actually ignored the call). But I've messed around with a treo 700w and that doesn't silence the ring when I would push the volume button which annoyed me greatly.

 

[kevnich2]

Anyone?