Ps3 Bluetooth headset and Siri

Hi, I'm using a Ps3 headset (the older one) and I'm trying to use siri. However, siri won't stop listening when I stop talking. The only way to stop this is to mute the device but that means I can't send messages or anything. I tried pressing the power button like I do to activate siri, but that just shuts down siri. If anyone can help me with any other ways to use siri with it that would be very helpful. Thanks

From my understanding the dock for the bluetooth headset was made for the original iPhone. The dimensions of the iPhone 3g are different, so the dock would not be the right size for the phone. You can still charge the bluetooth headset either in the dock that came with it, or with the cable that also was included in the box. Hope this helps

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Yes, it's fully charged. I plan on posting on the sony forums also, but I figured I'd try this approach also, given I have a feeling both companies are going to put the blame on the other. It does seem like sony's issue to me though, but you never know. I was just hoping I'd find someone who had the same experience (or a good experience where it does work) on these forums.

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Here they are in case u still need them along with what I needed to do to get mine to work with iphone 4
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