All these are good suggestions, i.e., using a headset or reverting to speaker phone mode. There is another option for situations where you know the numbers in advance, e.g., access code numbers for a conference bridge. Just add, in the phone number line a comma or two for a pause. Then add the number sequence plus the # sign (generally it is the # sign). This works like a charm. In fact, I used it half an hour ago. It is particularly useful when you call a particular number regularly and need to enter the same access code. The problem I have with the methods already suggested is that I'm not quite fast enough with the touch screen dial pad. Invariably, the access code prompt gives up with a "Sorry you are having trouble." Then, it hangs up.
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