3.0 glitches: bluetooth and silent calls

My original iPhone is very happy with 3.0, just these two weird glitches:
When linked to my Prius via Bluetooth, if I bring up the Search window on the iPhone, the Bluetooth kicks in and interrupts the car radio.. Same happens if I insert the cursor into text, such as an email.
Also, more than once, I've made a call (both with and w/o Bluetooth) where I don't hear the other party but they hear me.
I don't know if these are specific to the orig. iPhone or general 3.0 issues.

Internet tethering on the iPhone is for providing internet access TO a computer FROM the phone's 3G/GPRS data connection. Not for providing internet access TO the iPhone.
The Bluetooth PAN support in OS 3.0 for 2nd gen iPod touch is for peer-to-peer gaming, where the iPod touch creates a 'Personal Area Network' between iPods for playing games over Bluetooth. It's not for internet access.

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So what that means is when you have Do Not Disturb turned on, you may have an alert depending on the setting and how you are using your iPhone. So if it is set to Always, then that means that no matter what, your iPhone will not be notified. If it set to Only while the iPhone is locked, then that means that you will not get notification when your iPhone is locked but you will get notifications if your iPhone is being used. Also keep in mind the settings All Calls From can be set to certain contacts like Favorites, Everyone or no one. If you are using Do Not Disturb and you do not need it, then turn it off.
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Is it possible to listen to music through bluetooth and be on a call with earbuds at the same time?
I would like to be able to talk on my iPhone with the EarPods while playing music via Bluetooth in my car. Are there any third party products that will allow this?

Sorry, iOS will pause the music playback when you are on the phone call. You can set iOS to use bluetooth for your audo playback on your music app, and select the earpods for the phone app, but as soon as you answer the phone call, iOS will pause the music playback. This is a core OS feature, so you will not find any certified iOS app that will do what you want.
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HT4623 When is apple going to fix the problem of not been able to add and merge call. This seems to be a major software glitch that requires serious attention.

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I'm a Bluetooth Novice and something called caribe...

Sorry if this is long but I need help.
I am very new to Bluetooth and wanted to experiment getting messages for the first time, so my two colleauges and myself activated our handset's Bluetooth.
I kept on getting a name coming through called caribe.sis, this name was coming through EXTREMELY rapidly at about two per second. I though this may have been someone in the room next door so I let it through and it gave me the option to apply/save it, which I did as I thought I had to do this to read their message.
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I dont know how to get rid of this caribe thing, I dont know what it will do to my phone or my sim, can the person behind caribe steal my phone book, my details and make unauthorized calls ?
I have now transferred my sim over to an old phone.
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its a virus.
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Bluetooth and Z10 speaker don't work together

Phone works great when connected to Bluetooth in car and I can talk hands free. When I use the Map app that came with the phone, I can't hear the verbal directions. My old Blackberry worked great with Bluetooth and I could hear verbal directions and also answer the phone when it rang. Verbal directions would be silent until I hung up the phone call.

jrcatfan wrote:
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I've just bought an Ipad - which I think is a truly amazing bit of kit. However within 36 hours I've discovered some very basic shortcomings in the software design in respect to both Bluetooth and Wi-fi. I was so shocked at their absence that I ran these past the Apple Support team who confirmed my worst fears.
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No. It doesn't work with any cell phones.
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Dunno what *AirPrint 101* is. AirPrint was incoporated into iOS 4.2.1
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Besause printer manufacturers have not updated their printer firmware to speak "AirPrint". It is up to them to make their printers compatible, not he other way around.
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This has nothing to do with Apple. It's somebody hack to get iPads to print through a computer.
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Post relates to: Centro (Sprint)
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