Contact names transferring to hands free radio in car

I have a blackberry 9720 and a samsung3
When i connect the phones to the car bluetooth stereo the samsung s3 trasnfers contacts and telephone numbers
The blackberry only appears to transfer the numbers which makes it useless for searching for contacts as i cannot search on name. My previous blackberry (8900) transferred names and nos.
is there an issue with 9720?
Thanks in advance

Thank you...that is much more clear. The process you are following is indeed the process to transfer just one contact. The process I outlined is how to transfer them all...and not being able to find "Manage Connections" will indeed result in not being able to transfer all contacts. So, rather, try this KB...perhaps it matches better your circumstance.
Good luck!
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I was researching the issue you are having and recommend a couple of things. First it might be a good idea to reset the device following iPhone, iPad, iPod touch: Turning off and on (restarting) and resetting found here http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
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