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#42 of 105 Re: The Latest Listing of Bluetooth Phones - or is it? [ndisguys] by zekeman1 Jun 22, 2007 (2:11 pm)
Replying to: ndisguys (Jun 22, 2007 7:16 am) I sure have & he's been extremely helpful. It's the indifferent attitude displayed by the 800# personnel that irks me; while my salesperson can help, I don't believe he can effectively change people at a national call center. It's not just Infiniti, many other call centers are that way - conversely, the assistance I got from the Lexus 800# the few times I called was consistently top notch 100% of the time. Regardless, I bought an Infiniti (never having owned a Nissan/Infiniti product). Z
#43 of 105 Re: The Latest Listing of Bluetooth Phones - or is it? [ndisguys] by bason Jun 22, 2007 (6:15 pm)
Replying to: ndisguys (Jun 22, 2007 7:16 am) I have approached multiple Cingular reps about my bluetooth compatability issue. They are shocked that all "bluetooth" phones don't work with bluetooth cars. None of them (and I've approached 3 different stores) have ever heard about compatability issues. I was shocked! I guess a lot of people buy the car without consideration for the phone capability! Replies to this message: zekeman1 (Jun 22, 2007 6:34 pm) smokey75 (Jun 23, 2007 5:01 am) kb124 (Jul 13, 2007 5:18 am)
#44 of 105 Re: The Latest Listing of Bluetooth Phones - or is it? [bason] by zekeman1 Jun 22, 2007 (6:34 pm)
Replying to: bason (Jun 22, 2007 6:15 pm) They do though...the only thing being focused on is the hot, shiny new model with lots of buttons and gadgets...who cares whether the phone works, as long as the nav is cool and the sound system is even cooler! I was that way...only after the fact did I pair my Razr up, not thinking it might not work...of course it did, so I was ok. But considering a new PDA phone now that I have the car + having seen issues with other phones, I've checked the (very short) list which causes questions.   Other issues pop up after the fact that a prospective new owner never even considers, like plugging in a new destination on the nav while moving, the fact that you can't watch a DVD while driving (DUH!), you can't randomize music on the music box even though you can access practically weeks of music between the music box, a flash card and a 6 CD changer, not to mention AM/FM/SAT! It's absolutely mindboggling to see all the "important" issues, to include the 10th of a second 1/4 mile speed differences between a G35, TL, etc.   What the hell did we do before all the technology!? LOL! Z Replies to this message: smokey75 (Jun 23, 2007 5:01 am) kb124 (Jul 13, 2007 5:18 am)
#45 of 105 Re: The Latest Listing of Bluetooth Phones - or is it? [zekeman1] by smokey75 Jun 23, 2007 (5:01 am)
Replying to: zekeman1 (Jun 22, 2007 6:34 pm) You can randomize the music box. Check out the manual. Replies to this message: kb124 (Jul 13, 2007 5:18 am)
#46 of 105 Re: Treo 700wx [alfster3] by mdechamps Jun 23, 2007 (7:53 am)
Replying to: alfster3 (Jun 09, 2007 7:37 am) Alfster--   How is the 700wx working? Do all functions work? Outgoing calls / Incoming Calls / Phonebook download / Caller ID? I just ordered a 700wx and was curious if I can expect to use all options.   Thanks. Replies to this message: alfster3 (Jun 23, 2007 5:09 pm)
#47 of 105 Re: Treo 700wx [mdechamps] by alfster3 Jun 23, 2007 (5:09 pm)
Replying to: mdechamps (Jun 23, 2007 7:53 am) mdechamps,   So far the phone is working well for me (had ot for about 2 weeks). Incoming and outgoing calls have not been an issue. No complaints from the party on the other end and most people can't tell I am in a car or on speakerphone. I must admit I don't use the phone a lot in the car. The caller ID is working so far. Sometimes the voice recognition doesn't work great, but that is rare. I have not been able to download all of my phonebook at once, though on other sites I have seen where this is possible with the Treo. Right now, I am adding contacts to the phonebook as I call them (or call me). The car makes that pretty easy. If I get the interest, I will start playing with it more.   Overall, I really like the phone. I use it a dictaphone at work with a wi-fi card, and also as my pager using the text messaging system. I would recommend some screen protectors, though. A friend of mine's screen is starting to scratch after just a couple of months. I got mine from Boxwave and like them.   Good luck, Alfster.
#48 of 105 Compatible? by bason Jun 25, 2007 (7:21 pm)
Just checked Infiniti's website for Bluetooth compatibles. They seem to have redesigned it. They have a link that shows the phones they are currently testing. Nice...
#49 of 105 Re: The Latest Listing of Bluetooth Phones - or is it? [smokey75] by kb124 Jul 13, 2007 (5:18 am)
Replying to: smokey75 (Jun 23, 2007 5:01 am) I am not a big cellphone user, but my wife and I recently bought a pair. During our recent car shopping, the Bluetooth factor never came into play for me. That is, I really could care less about it.   Finally we checked out the G35x, and I was sold on the car. On the purchase day, the salesman gave us a good hour overview of the features of the car, one of which was the Bluetooth connection. He instructed how to establish the connection setup with the G35X. and we did a quick test call.   Still, I thought, Big Deal!   Well, the next day I am driving home. The 'car' rings. At first, I am flabbergasted. What do I do? I look at the Nav screen and there is a menu item about 'Answer Call' (or something close). I select it and say "Hello". Next I hear my wife through the car sound system and we proceed in conversation. From that point on, conversing with both hands on the steering wheel.   I was like a kid all over again on his birthday. (Just like the day before when I bought the car and drove it home).   Bottom line, I found that this Bluetooth technology is cool stuff (something you people already know). For me, it was enlightening. A very special technology moment.
#50 of 105 Blackberry and g35nav by blackmax1 Aug 17, 2007 (6:06 pm)
Just got an '07 g35 with nav. Old Blackberry 7520 and new blackberry 8830 both work, though outgoing call volume suffers from the distant echo effect as well, though only intermittently. Some on the other end have reported good sound quality, others say they are hearing me as though I was far away. I've adjusted the outgoing call volume to max, which improved the problem, but it still persists. Haven't yet gotten ANY incoming calls (bluetooth is new to me, as is the car). The blackberry and infiniti manuals offer no help. It's likely the vehicle mic which is in the overhead light assembly. Will try leaning in a little! Besides that, the car rocks, particularly with 4W steering--almost straightens out the twisties!
#51 of 105 Treo 650 Compatibility by slzweibel Aug 25, 2007 (8:47 pm)
I have a new 07 G35x with nav - paired my Treo 650 up no problem. Can make outgoing calls and receive calls. Works better than my 04 TL did. Only issue is when I am on a call and another one comes in (call waiting) the car hangs up on the person I am talking with and does not even pick up the new call! Very frustrating.... I would call Infiniti but it sounds like they would be of no help whatsoever - especially since the 650 is not on their list of "compatible" phones. Anyone else have this issue?? Replies to this message: mikec17 (Aug 29, 2007 9:00 am) slzweibel (Aug 29, 2007 12:22 pm)

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