Bluetooth phone question
#1
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Bluetooth phone question
Hey guys I finally got a new smart phone ( Rogue). Before I had an old school razor and when I would hang up the phone after a call by pressing the button on the steering wheel it would drop the call instantly. With this new phone I have noticed there is a slight delay( 1 sec). I thought it may have been because I did't erase the old phone from the memory so I did that but it still has a slight delay before it hangs up.
Have you guys noticed anything similar when you got a new phone???
Thanks for your help guys
Have you guys noticed anything similar when you got a new phone???
Thanks for your help guys
#2
I'm sure all phones have their own quirks when operating with the headset profile.
I bet if you connect any regular bluetooth headset to this phone and use the hangup button on it, your phone will do the same thing as when using the car.
I bet if you connect any regular bluetooth headset to this phone and use the hangup button on it, your phone will do the same thing as when using the car.
#4
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My random hypothesis on whats going on is that the delay may be caused by the fact that the new phone is touch screen and has a lock in it before it responds whereas my old razor phone was a flip phone so it had no delay in use ( it didnt need to be unlocked before it can be used). I will try to turn off my lock feature on the phone and see if it will change anything. I didn't think it was an issue with the car but was wondering if anyone else has noticed the same thing. I bet I am the last person on earth to still use an old razor. When I got this phone i realized it was the third cell phone since 1999. That means I keep my phones for almost 5 years before I change them out. I know there are people who are into phones like we are into cars. I am not one of them
#6
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Yeah I didnt think there was much I could do about it. I will see tomorrow if the removal of the auto lock feature on the phone will change anything. I doubt it. Thanks for your input guys
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My random hypothesis on whats going on is that the delay may be caused by the fact that the new phone is touch screen and has a lock in it before it responds whereas my old razor phone was a flip phone so it had no delay in use ( it didnt need to be unlocked before it can be used). I will try to turn off my lock feature on the phone and see if it will change anything. I didn't think it was an issue with the car but was wondering if anyone else has noticed the same thing. I bet I am the last person on earth to still use an old razor. When I got this phone i realized it was the third cell phone since 1999. That means I keep my phones for almost 5 years before I change them out. I know there are people who are into phones like we are into cars. I am not one of them
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#8
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yup your right the lock removal did nothing. I guess it is the phone as described here. I can live with it. I just wanted to make sure it wasnt an issue with the system or something that I could adjust on the phone itself
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