Issues With Screen During Speakerphone Call

tmann202

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I was on a call on speaker the other day and wanted to check something on the net. The screen was black, so I touched it but it did not come back on. I ended up shaking the phone to get the camera on, then got to the home screen from there (that was the second time - the first time I accidentally hung up by pushing the power button). Another time the screen flashed on and off a couple of times instead of coming on.

Has anyone else noticed this? Should the screen come on when you touch it during a speaker call?
 

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I called a number where I knew I would be on hold for a while to try this again and now the screen is not going black. Maybe it is not supposed to do that and now it is acting correctly? (Rebooted earlier today.)
 
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The flashing happened to me today. I was on the phone with my husband and needed to check something on another screen. I pushed the home button and it it was flashing, kinda like if a TV was plugged into the wall and the plug was falling out. I'm really hoping it won't happen again.

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The flashing happened to me today. I was on the phone with my husband and needed to check something on another screen. I pushed the home button and it it was flashing, kinda like if a TV was plugged into the wall and the plug was falling out. I'm really hoping it won't happen again.

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Glad to know it wasn't just mine at least. If you were not on speaker, one guess is that the proximity sensor is a little flaky.

Probably a good idea to reboot after anything strange happens. It is a small computer after all.
 

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Happened again yesterday. At least now I know to just shake it to get to the phone through the camera, but it doesn't seem like that would have been the intended design.