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It's used like in the iPhone. Press the green button to answer (note that the screenshot above is in the middle of an already answered call, that's why it's showind End), when talking the proximity sensor detects your face next to it and turns off the screen to save energy.
Not sure if you get a call and the phone is in your pocket tho.
I suppose it'll answer (as regular phones do with regular keys) if you accidentally press on the button...
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I'm new here, and looking forward to the n900 to replace my eeepc900 and iphone 3G
I haven't found info on the N900 behaviour for call answering:
Does it have a simple button to answer, like the "END" button on this picture?
In that case, does the screen automaticly unlock when receiving a call? If it's like that, that would probably cause unwanted answering when the phone is in the pocket, since the screen is resistive. This really bad problem was present on my HTC diamond, then HTC released a new software version with "silde to answer" fonction:
So, how does it work for N900?
Thanks and sorry for my bad english
Peio