Currently, we cannot do redial because there is no such interface. However, most Bluetooth headsets have this function, like double-click to redial. Furthermore, I can also redial on my HTC Sensation, only need to bring up dialer and click "dial" without entering numbers.

Redial is defined in Bluetooth HSP, clause 4.33.3, AT+BLDN (Bluetooth Last Dialed Number), Android implements this in Phone.apk [1]. So the question here is how should we expose those call log information, right? [1] http://source-android.frandroid.com/packages/apps/Phone/src/com/android/phone/BluetoothAtPhonebook.java

(In reply to Eric Chou [:ericchou] [:echou] from comment #0) > Currently, we cannot do redial because there is no such interface. However, > most Bluetooth headsets have this function, like double-click to redial. > Furthermore, I can also redial on my HTC Sensation, only need to bring up > dialer and click "dial" without entering numbers. Sure. That's a dialer feature, though. Redial requires keeping a phone log so you know which number to redial. Gecko does not keep this log and IMHO shouldn't. This is entirely a content feature. Please file a bug against Gaia. (In reply to Yoshi Huang[:yoshi] from comment #1) > Redial is defined in Bluetooth HSP, clause 4.33.3, AT+BLDN (Bluetooth Last > Dialed Number), Android implements this in Phone.apk [1]. > > So the question here is how should we expose those call log information, > right? Exactly like Android: in the app, not in the system.