Is it possible to listen to voicemails through Bluetooth headset?
This seems so basic so many I'm missing something, but is it possible to listen to voicemail via a Bluetooth headset? When I'm driving and want to check voicemail, I don't want to have to put the headset to my ear (and in CA, it's illegal to do so) and when Bluetooth is enabled, the speakerphone option is disabled.
Menu.settings.wireless and networks. Bluetooth.make sure the device os connected and long press on it. You must be connected to the device. Make sure phone and media are selected
Last edited by Mr. Ed; October 21st, 2010 at 03:03 AM.
Thanks, everyone. Yesterday it wasn't working and today it is. Perhaps my headset disconnected and I didn't notice.
I do wish that the speakerphone option would be available when my headset is connected. If I can't find my headset when I'm trying to answer a call, I want to be able to activate speakerphone without first having navigate to a different screen to turn off Bluetooth
Thanks, everyone. Yesterday it wasn't working and today it is. Perhaps my headset disconnected and I didn't notice.
I do wish that the speakerphone option would be available when my headset is connected. If I can't find my headset when I'm trying to answer a call, I want to be able to activate speakerphone without first having navigate to a different screen to turn off Bluetooth
ok i'm confused...i thought you wanted to turn on and listen to them via bluetooth??????
you could always put a toggle for bluetooth on your home screen
ok i'm confused...i thought you wanted to turn on and listen to them via bluetooth??????
you could always put a toggle for bluetooth on your home screen
Yes , listening to voicemail via bluetooth was my first issue and that turned out to be user error on my part.
The second thing is that I wish the speakerphone option wasn't disabled when BT is on. I do have a toggle on one of my homescreens (one swipe from center), but when the phone is ringing and I can't find my headset, I'd like to be able to just touch "answer" and then touch the speakerphone icon. With the toggle, it adds a couple of touches and I find it difficult to manage when I'm driving or trying to quickly answer a call.
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