Google Android 2.3 User Manual

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AUG-2.3-103 Android User’s Guide
Placing and receiving calls
You can place a phone call by dialing a phone number. You can also
touch a number in your contacts, on web pages, and other places. When
you're on a call, you can answer incoming calls or send them to your
voicemail box. You can even set up conference calls with several
participants.
You can also use Google Voice to manage your voicemail and to place
calls from your phone, as described in “Google Voice” on page 181.
In this section
“Placing and ending calls” on page 78
“Answering or rejecting calls” on page 80
“Working with the Call log” on page 82
“Calling your contacts” on page 84
“Placing an Internet (SIP) call” on page 85
“Listening to your voicemail” on page 86
“Dialing by voice” on page 87
“Options during a call” on page 88
“Managing multiple calls” on page 90

Google Android 2.3 Specifications

General

Version	2.3
Codename	Gingerbread
Release Date	December 6, 2010
Kernel	Linux kernel 2.6.35
User Interface	Graphical (Multi-touch)
Supported architectures	ARM
Default user interface	Graphical (Multi-touch)
New Features	Near Field Communication (NFC) support, improved keyboard, copy/paste, improved power management
API Level	9
Preceded by	Android 2.2
Succeeded by	Android 3.0