Reminder beep for phone calls?

Is there any way to turn on or install a reminder beep for phone calls that have been missed?

No this is not supported and although I understand some people prefer having an ongoing notification when there is a missed call or voice mail until the missed call is checked, this is the first cell phone I've used without this which I'm pleased with. All the other phones I've used include this which requires handling the phone to turn off the notification - without an on/off selection which is annoying to me so if Apple decides to add this feature with a future update, I want an on/off selection and if not, I want the download for this feature to be optional.
You can provide Apple your feedback about this here which is no guarantee Apple will include it with a future update.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

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is connect the iPhone to the unit via USB.
At least with my Ford SYNC system, I can pair via
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on the Ford unit and in the Music app on the iPhone.
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everything else is over USB.
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www.apple.com/feedback

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Bob

Bob Brand wrote:
Poikkeus,
...so that I end up with two versions of the Skype software on my computer?
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I've spent over 6 hours troubleshooting this issue with Apple, AT&T Advanced Business Technical Support, and I just got back from another 2 hour session with a top Apple Genius expert at my local Apple Store a few minutes ago.
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Hello,
just bought an E90 and it works great.
on thing irritates the hell out of me though :-), i can't seem to get BT carkit (nokia CK7W) and a wired link (via the headphone jack) to my car stereo to work like i want it to.
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Joash

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