International phone numbers should drop the '0' in brackets

Please answer the questions about build version and network, will save
developers a lot of time !

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Copy an internationally formatted phone # in the browser (e.g. +44(0)789 115 
555)
2.Send to phone
3.Phone interprets number as +440789115555

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The '0' in brackets is the standard way to show NOT to include it if dialling 
using the international dialling prefix. So the number dialled should read: 
+44789115555. (The zero is omitted.)

The suggested logic is: if the string starts with '+', omit any instances of 
'(0)'. Not sure if this is foolproof or works for users in other countries!

What version of the android, in Settings -> About phone -> Build number (
ex. FRFxx ) ? If less than FRF50 - see the FAQ.

N/A

Is the phone using WiFi or mobile network when problem occurs ? If Wifi,
are you behind a firewall that blocks outgoing connections ?

N/A

Can you open "Gmail" application ? Do you see new messages without hitting
'refresh' ?

N/A

Can you open "Talk" application ? Do you see incoming chats ?

N/A

Please provide any additional information below.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by jfurne...@gmail.com on 3 Aug 2010 at 9:52

NasrouBY / chrometophone

International phone numbers should drop the '0' in brackets #145