Nexus One users in the UK are having quite an annoying issuance with their devices. After an update that was rolled out in late Jan, there have been reports that some users wealthy person been dialing emergency brake numbers as soon as they effort to approach their voicemail, or call option a freephone figure.

To shuffling matters worse, a simpleton fix does not seem to be out there at the moment. Users reporting the  issuance to Google (NSDQ: GOOG)’s client support have been given a new voicemail number, which does not fix the problem, but gives them more of a work around to get to their voicemail. So instead of dialing ‘111′, or whatever the shortstop number to approach voicemail whitethorn be, Google is gift customers the ten dactyl figure to directly connect to their voicemail. So far, there seems to be no localisation, or work around for freephone numbers pool.

If you were to dial 120, 000, 110, 08, 111,122 , 118, 119, 112, 0800,995, or 911 with your newly updated Nexus One, you’d be promptly connected to a ‘illustration’, asking  for the state of your emergency brake. My suggestion is that if you ar having these issues, effort switching to Now Message, Google Voice, or just layover missing calls.  Easy right field? — Let’s promise that Google comes out with a fix for this issue very soon.

[Via: TheRegister ]

Just a band aid update here for the FlipSide Music Player users in the theater. A new version of the player has gone live, and it has been updated for use with OS 5.0. The new variant harnesses the might of new audio frequency controller playback features in 5.0. Play, fast forward, rewind, suspension, or jump tracks with your new-fangled audio playback keys. The app displays your cover artistic creation, auto-pauses on ingress calls, and can now even connect to your car stereo system or headset via Bluetooth AVRCP and A2DP. Groovy.

For more selective information or to download a free people test, drumhead on over to the developers at Electric Pocket.

Note: FlipSide is available for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) AND Win-Mo devices.

[Via: CB]