iFruit and Panoramic#

Choose the iFruit touchscreen or the Panoramic keypad phone. The Panoramic has less storage but uses less battery under similar conditions.

Texts and group chats#

Send texts, save drafts and keep group chats. Search your conversations, check delivery status or block a number.

Texts can wait for a connection when a phone is out of reach.

Calls and voicemail#

Calls use written speech. People nearby hear your side of the conversation; speakerphone lets them hear the caller too.

Check recent calls or leave a written voicemail when someone misses your call.

Fleeca banking#

Use Fleeca on iFruit to check your balance, browse transactions and transfer money. Deposits and payments also appear in your phone’s notifications.

Signal and quiet modes#

Reception varies by location. Silent mode keeps visual alerts, while Do Not Disturb quiets incoming calls and message alerts. Airplane mode lets you read saved content offline.

Batteries and charging#

Calls, screen use and weak signal drain the battery. Switch on low-power mode to reduce screen drain.

Use a power bank, plug into a running vehicle or find a public charger.

Tinkle credit and subscriptions#

Both phones use Tinkle prepaid credit. The iFruit also offers a subscription with automatic renewal.

Buy top-ups at a shop and check your credit and carrier receipts on the phone.

Calling for help#

Request Police, EMS or Fire through the phone’s emergency reports. Describe the incident, confirm the scene location and follow updates from your phone.

Emergency dispatch and the MDT →