I've been searching all over and can't seem to find a straight forward answer. I can't seem to get my apple microphone headset to work with my Motorola Droid, do I have something set up wrong or is there no support for it??
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- I have a Motorola Motorokr S9 stereo bluetooth headphones with a microphone. They work. The only thing that doesn't work is the button for voice dialing, but I can dial from the phone and talk through the headset.
Yeah that's the problem I have the wired Mic apple headphones is not working with the droid
The Droid is such an awesome phone/device.. it's a shame they didn't take advantage of that 3.5 mm jack and include a mic capability... ouch..
oh well.. can't have EVERYTHING..
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My apple headphones work. They're the ones with the mic and one single click button. The click button has worked for pausing/playing in music and listen. The microphone works too. The click button also answers and hangs up calls, it will not activate voice search however.
I've been using the apple headphones with my droid and they work just fine. I have the simple 3G version that doesn't come with volume controls.
Yeah that's the problem I have the wired Mic apple headphones is not working with the droid
I'm afraid that Android doesn't support it. According to most you can answer incoming calls but not make outgoing calls without physically touching the phone. This seems to be a major shortcoming since many older phones (like my LG VX8300) will prompt you for voice commands via bluetooth, confirm the command, person you're calling, etc., all handsfree.
Here is the Google Android code development thread that someone else pointed me too. Other new DROID owners are weighing in on this issue by signing in and "starring" the thread (upper left corner after sign in):
Issue 1181 - android - Feature Request: Voice confirmation for Voice Dialer - Project Hosting on Google Code
Also, This ^ it is illegal in california and other states to have any hands on interaction with your phone while driving. If I get a ticket for this I'm forwarding the bill to Google.
Also, This ^ it is illegal in california and other states to have any hands on interaction with your phone while driving. If I get a ticket for this I'm forwarding the bill to Google.
My 3g headset works. I'm not sure if the click button works.
One problem I've had is the phone doesn't seem aware that I'm using headphones\mic, so the proximity sensor stays active, as does the built in mic.
I've only noticed this being a problem once, so maybe it was an isolated bug.
I don't use a wired headset which is why I did not answer.
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