I switch phones regularly (about 2x per year) and I can say that I have had this same problem on a few phones on my 2007 G35X. iPhone & Blackberry devices did not have a problem (the BB Tour was the only one I could sync my contacts to the car's internal address book (but that may be another topic); the HTC Diamond (Windows Mobile) and my Motorola Droid (Android) both have the same awful static problem. Whether it's the car or the phone, someone needs to step up and I think that it would be easier for Android to have an app developed that will allow you to manipulate the Bluetooth options.
On Dec 22 2009, 7:34 pm, Goat <[email protected]> wrote: > From someone who worked for Nvidia for 2 years on the 2009 Audi's for > DVD?navigation/BT I can say for a FACT that this is not a Android > problem but the vehical manufactures problem. > > -Goat > > On Nov 7, 9:31 pm, dataro <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I have a 2007 infiniti G35 Sedan and even with Android 2.0 on the > > motorola droid it will not work. Since the update of android 1.5 on > > any google phone the bluetooth will sync with the car but the sound is > > completely garbled and the person on the other side hear no sounds. > > Tmobile and Verizon blame the car dealer, but the bluetooth was > > working with the car prior to 1.5 firmware. There are multiple open > > discussions and there is a mass of people having this issue. I know > > that this issue is not just with infiniti/nissan cars, it is with > > other cars and devices. I have owned every device that has the google > > os installed and the same issue arises with every single one. The > > iphone 3gs, palm pre, and blackberry storm works fine so it has > > nothing to do with the ad2p profile screwing it up. People have stated > > it was HTC's hardware fault but with motorola's phones not working > > this is definitely the android os issue. Can someone please look into > > this. Thanks in advance. > > > note: 2009+ infinitis have this issue resolved but anything prior to > > that still has issues.
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