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Originally Posted by Laoma40
Yes if I can listen music in the car, but I cant pick up calls in the car if I have a headset connected for the telephone calls. How can you select which call to answer? The easiest way to show is the lg phone interface, you can select which device you can listen to music. Similarly with the phone call you may select different devices without disconnecting, or simply select pickup on the preferred device. See url below from the lg v10 manual.
https://www.lg.com/hk_en/support/pro...5727431-others
I have no idea, it works, but why in the world are you posting in any random thread about the operating system? Start your own thread maybe and leave us to talk about the OS?
Went a bit off topic in the slice of pie thread. Rightly directed to create a new thread.
So basically in summary, the HTC phone is the first phone I have that does not seem to be able to handle multiple bluetooth devices well. In other words you have to disconnect the headset on the HTC to use your car phone. With my other phones you can select which bluetooth headset you wish to use, or when you receive a phone call the first device you press answer on you can use. With the HTC you can only answer the call using the device connected. Wonder if there is a fix hidden in the settings? Even my older phones could handle this.
Originally Posted by Laoma40
Yes if I can listen music in the car, but I cant pick up calls in the car if I have a headset connected for the telephone calls. How can you select which call to answer? The easiest way to show is the lg phone interface, you can select which device you can listen to music. Similarly with the phone call you may select different devices without disconnecting, or simply select pickup on the preferred device. See url below from the lg v10 manual.
https://www.lg.com/hk_en/support/pro...5727431-others
I have no idea, it works, but why in the world are you posting in any random thread about the operating system? Start your own thread maybe and leave us to talk about the OS?
Went a bit off topic in the slice of pie thread. Rightly directed to create a new thread.
So basically in summary, the HTC phone is the first phone I have that does not seem to be able to handle multiple bluetooth devices well. In other words you have to disconnect the headset on the HTC to use your car phone. With my other phones you can select which bluetooth headset you wish to use, or when you receive a phone call the first device you press answer on you can use. With the HTC you can only answer the call using the device connected. Wonder if there is a fix hidden in the settings? Even my older phones could handle this.
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