I was wondering how "smart" the caller ID is on the 7135... For example, I have the Samsung 3500 now, and even though I have a name in my address book, sometimes the number still comes up in the caller id instead of the name. I think that it has to do with the phone number not matching exactly. For example, in the phone book the phone number might have a "1" before the area code, but the number displayed from the caller id might not. This is probably not considered a match. Is the caller ID on the 7135 smart enough to know that 1-888-555-1212 is the same as 888-555-1212? Also, will it take into account the area code set in the preferences (if there is the option for one) if a number in the address book doesn't have an area code?

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In my phone, I *ALWAYS* store the full number (i.e. with area code) so that I do not need to retype the number if I am travelling with the phone. I have recieved calls from local, intrastate, and long distance to my phone and Caller ID has always known them... if they are in my phone book in the first place.

I have always had perfect luck to. I do the same and store the complete number in my addresses.

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