According to the local rep at my Verizon store, Verizon locked out BT connection with everything but headphones and BT voice systems for the car. He explained that there is no available port to connect with your PC or other Droid's because that would allow hackers to steal our info. What he didn't say was that Verizon considers BT connection to your own personal device tethering and they want to charge a monthly fee for this service. I recently had a Samsung Omnia for 6 months before Verizon unlocked the GPS because they wanted everyone to use VZ Navigator. Now that Google maps is on the system for free, the BT is the next thing to try and get more revenue from us. It won't take long for some young smart person to figure out a way to open this up. When this happens, we might just be able to synch directly with Outlook Calendar and Contacts. What a stupid business decision.

 

No, you should not. My earpiece is paired with the Droid, and all I do is turn the earpiece on and I'm good to go. On/off is a snap.

 

I have no problem connecting my bluetooth headset or u connect car bluetooth for calls but google nav will not speak over bluetooth in car. Although it will over the ear piece bluetooth. Any suggestions?

 

Does your car's BT support A2DP? If not, there's nothing you can do.

For example, my wife's 2008 Nissan Rogue only supports the headset profile so it can only be used for calls. No A2DP support.