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All my inbound calls show a number despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare.

Address Book Entry: +354 666 0000 Inbound Call: 666 0000

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone.

All my inbound calls show a number (instead of contact name) despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare. compare instead of considering the country code.

Address Book Entry: +354 666 0000 Inbound Call: 666 0000

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone.

All my inbound calls show a number (instead of contact name) despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare instead of considering the country code.

Address Book Entry: +354 666 0000 Inbound Call: 666 0000

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone.

All my inbound calls show a number (instead of contact name) despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare instead of considering the country code.

Address -Address Book Entry: +354 666 0000 Inbound -Inbound Call: 666 0000

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and is pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone.

All my inbound calls show a number (instead of contact name) despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare instead of considering the + country code.

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and is pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone.phone

All my inbound calls show a number (instead of contact name) despite having that person in my address book. I believe the reason is that the Phone app is doing a direct string compare instead of considering the + country code.

• Address Book Entry: +354 666 0000

• Inbound Call: 666 0000

This seems like a pretty easy fix, and is pretty crucial to the user experience of knowing who is calling your phone