When to Delete and Rebuild a Speed-Dial Card
A speed-dial screen is useful because it removes choices at the moment you want to call. That advantage disappears when a card has an old number, an unclear name, or a position that no longer matches the way the phone is used. Leaving a questionable card in place can be more confusing than having an empty space. Direct Call lets you create cards by typing details manually or choosing a contact, arrange them in a 3×3 or 4×4 grid, move cards by dragging them, and delete a card. Tapping a card opens the phone’s external dialer; it does not place a call automatically. Because there is no verified in-place card-editing flow in the current product facts, deleting and rebuilding is the clear maintenance path when the information on a card must change. Reorder when the information is right First separate a placement problem from an information problem. If the name and number are still correct but the card is difficult to find, keep the card and move it. Put the few contacts used most often...