Bluetooth Hands free car - Audi A4

Hi
Just wondering if antone else has had problems with the bluetooth connection with their Audi A4. Although the phone still connects I cant access the contacts on the phone, though before the update I could no problem. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
ky

I've experienced bluetooth stability issues with OS 2.1 upgrade also. However, my problem is different to the one you're experiencing.
I use a Blueant Supertooth Light speakerphone and found new problems that were once stable (and perfect) with previous OS versions 2.0, 2.0.1 and 2.0.2. It's got me buggered how a bug fix update actually introduced new bugs.
I've read quite a few comments from people having a lot of bluetooth issues with OS 2.1. If you care, more details of my bluetooth problem can be found at:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1712268&tstart=0

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After a rediculously long time on hold with Nokia I eventually opted to hang up and call back... frustratingly I did of course get through straight away only to be told that it was actually one of their quieter days and that there was no reason (as far as the guy knew) why I should have been on hold for so long... regardless... the guy was extremely helpful.
I explained my issue in detail and he advised that as far as he knew, because the phone has Bluetooth version 2, it could/would/should be compatible.
Separately I had also emailed Club Nokia with the full details of my issue.
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Initially Toyota's response was that technology moves so fast, specifically the mobile phone industry, that technology such as car kits etc are often left inferior. As polite as they were, they basically washed their hands of the problem putting the blame squarely at my feet for purchasing a phone that in their opinion was incompatible.
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