Sentences with phrase «n't pair your phone»

Do you have trouble starting your car when you can't pair your phone with its Bluetooth?

So you can't pair your phone to it for music, and it can't play music to Bluetooth - connected speaker.

Not exact matches

This doesn't mean that such a device would be able to self - repair a broken screen, but rather iron out small scratches and minor cuts that may occur when your phone is inside your pocket alongside a pair of keys, for instance.

Luckily that doesn't usually happen, but when mobile phones remind you — via image after image — that you've just left that beautiful outfit or pair of theater tickets behind, it can weigh on our minds.

The phones haven't stopped ringing at buyout giants The Carlyle Group and TPG ever since investment bankers found out the pair was locked in what looks like a two - horse race for Australia's second biggest wine business.

The problem was that the Pebble would not pair with the Bluetooth on my phone.

14:18 - Back to Andy Coulson.Yates said he had met him, but the pair hadn't talked about phone - hacking.

To be honest, I rarely wear gloves... but it's mostly because I didn't have a good pair that could be used with my phone.

There's also a tech pair, meaning we don't have to sacrifice our phone addiction for pretty and warm fingers.

If you use your phone a lot (and who doesn't these days) invest in a pair or two of tech gloves that expose your fingertips for easy device manipulation.

Wait, hold the phone, they made more than one pair of those shoes?!?!?! Mary, a bit of advice; if you don't like the blog don't read it!

Our favorite pair this year features tech - friendly fingers — so we don't have to take them off to check our phone or send a text!

Not Pictured: Business Cards Camera Portable Phone Charger Band - Aids Safety Pins Hand Sanitizer A Pair of Flats

The film as a whole doesn't really stick with you, but isolated moments and images do: an almost surreal chase through a marsh while bombs fall in the background, two unexpected gunshots in complete darkness, a villain dialing a phone with an obscenely large pair of phallic scissors.

The bluetooth doesn't pair properly with a bunch of phones and it's a gas pig.

The No. 1 problem cited was built - in Bluetooth mobile phone pairing tied with «built - in voice recognition frequently doesn't recognize / misinterprets commands.»

Second, the Sync system has once each month, almost to the day randomly decided to boot by phone off of bluetooth and then freeze up and not allow pairing, and requiring battery disconnection to reset.

Not only are the basic on - screen icons minimized to only show main tasks, but tasks like pairing a phone, choosing a Sirius / XM station and entering navigation information are straightforward and reliable.

If you don't utilize these systems, you can still pair your phone via Bluetooth, which is a nice option to have.

Navigating some aspects of the menu system and trip computer is not as clear or intuitive as it might be, and some guesswork is required when pairing a phone for the first time.

I could place calls by saying the name of a contact on my Bluetooth - paired phone, but I couldn't ask for music playback by artist or album name.

Pairing your phone via Bluetooth isn't rocket science, though, and there are also two USB ports to charge / connect your mobile devices.

Bluetooth system keeps trying to pair phone when not active.

We also tried the system with a Sony Ericsson K790a and, while it paired and made calls just fine, the car couldn't access its phone book.

Strangely, we couldn't pair up a Motorola V551 phone to the system, which works in most cars, but a Sony Ericsson K790a did work.

It not only downloads a paired phone's contact list, but also lets you use voice command to dial by name.

Unfortunately, we couldn't get this system to pair with our Samsung SGH - D807, which isn't on its list of compatible phones.

Although you can place a call by saying the name of any contact stored in a Bluetooth - paired phone, the system isn't capable of recognizing artist, album, or song titles from iPods or flash drives plugged into the car's USB port.

I have to keep on reconnecting my bluetooth every time I start my car... Make sure your phone is on there list of phones that will pair before purchasing... My auto select for my lights doesn't work already and car is less then a month old..

The text message screen informed us that Sync wouldn't support text messaging with the currently paired phone.

We paired an iPhone up to the system and got basic connectivity — the voice command interface let us dial by number, but it didn't download our phone's contact list.

We paired the system to an iPhone and found the call quality nice and clear, but it can't access a phone's contact list; if you want to call out, you will have to know the number.

As the OnStar calling system is not paired with your cell phone, the car will have its own phone number, which means yet another number to hand out to family and friends.

It is quite often that the phone that is in the car is not detected even after it has been paired.

I spent the entire week frustrated because I couldn't get the Bluetooth audio streaming to play with my Android phone, which was correctly paired.

Other than browsing media on USB - connected storage or scanning the address book of a Bluetooth - paired phone, the iDrive controller and menu present options for changing certain vehicle behaviors (locking, lighting, and such), monitoring fuel economy and trip data, and not much else.

It differs from OnStar in three ways: It's free not $ 15 - $ 30 a month, you have to bring along and pair your own Bluetooth phone (it makes the emergency call), and you have to keep the phone someplace where it's going to survive the crash (probably not lying on the center console cupholder).

I'd immediately buy it WITH NFC (or if it paired with an NFC smartwatch - I know, doesn't exist) and IF it was a phone too... at this size or all the way down to 6 ″.

The Oasis can not be paired with an Android phone or an iPhone, it simply does not recognize them as viable devices to be connected.

The fact that 43 - year - old Byars is giving a phone interview is nothing short of a miracle, given that he nearly died not once, but twice — in a pair of events that he chronicles in the intensely powerful memoir Will & I. Not much has been easy since, he writes: «Actions as simple as brushing my teeth, shaving and showering all begin with the question «How am I going to do this?»&raqnot once, but twice — in a pair of events that he chronicles in the intensely powerful memoir Will & I. Not much has been easy since, he writes: «Actions as simple as brushing my teeth, shaving and showering all begin with the question «How am I going to do this?»&raqNot much has been easy since, he writes: «Actions as simple as brushing my teeth, shaving and showering all begin with the question «How am I going to do this?»»

For those haven't guessed by now, the phone is actually the bumped up version of the Finnish manufacturer's higher end Windows Phone 8 device from the pair that was introduced way back in Septephone is actually the bumped up version of the Finnish manufacturer's higher end Windows Phone 8 device from the pair that was introduced way back in SeptePhone 8 device from the pair that was introduced way back in September.

4.5 - inch 480 x 800 Super AMOLED Plus display Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) NFC support, though compatibility with the forthcoming ISIS mobile payment standard is «to be determined» Category 24 HSDPA (42 Mbps) and Category 6 HSUPA (5.76 Mbps) for extremely fast HSPA + support — faster than any HSPA + phone currently sold in the US AWS plus 850 / 1900 MHz compatibility for support on AT&T's «4G» network if the merger succeeds Preliminary measurements place it at 5.16 x 2.76 x 0.37 inches — within a few hundredths of an inch of the Infuse 16 GB internal ROM, 1 GB internal RAM, external microSD up to 32 GB Here's where it outdoes the Infuse: it's quoted with a Qualcomm 1.2 GHz dual - core APQ8060 application processor, which is extraordinarily unusual for a Samsung — particularly considering the availability of Samsung's own multi-core Exynos line; it's paired with an MDM8220 modem processor 8 megapixel primary camera with flash and 1080p video capture, secondary front - facing camera Like the Galaxy S II, the Hercules won't have a dedicated HDMI port — it'll move high - def video over Micro USB using MHL [CellphoneSignal]-LSB-...]

However, things are a bit unusual as far as the Magnum's browsing capabilities are concerned as the tablet does not come with even built in data connectivity feature though to make that up, the Magnum is capable of working in tandem with a cellphone via Bluetooth and connecting to the net over GPRS.The Magnum is also capable of pairing up with the existing phone via Bluetooth and synchronize the phone book through a single button.

BlackBerry PlayBook 101: How to setup the BlackBerry Bridge to pair your BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet to your BlackBerry Smartphone While you don't need to own a BlackBerry Smartphone to go out and buy a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, if you do own both BlackBerry phone and tablet you can take advantage of the BlackBerry Bridge, which connects your tablet to your phone, allowing your...

Of course, you can still pair the old - fashioned way if your phone doesn't support NFC.

So, if you choose to apply this step by step guide, you will update your Note 8.0 to custom Android 4.3 software and receive features like: permission manager, virtual surround sound, improved dial pad, better Linux kernel, Bluetooth pairing with low power devices, control user account with restricted profiles, trim feature that not let your phone slow with time, new focal camera app and lot more.

The Tab and the iPad do not need a pair so if your phones battery is dead you can just use the other device.

HTC Hero S runs Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread OS, sporting a 4 - inch qHD capacitive touchscreen display with 540 X 960 pixels of resolution, backed up by a 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon single - core processor inside, a 5 megapixels rear - facing camera to record 720p HD videos, paired up with an additional front - facing 1.3 MP camera for forwarding video chats, 768 MB RAM to keep things running, memory expansion up to 32 GB via microSD cards, micro USB 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0, 802.11 Wi - Fi b / g / n, CDMA Dual - band EVDO connectivity, DLNA functionality, 3.5 mm headset jack, Android Market, a whole host of the Google & U.S. Cellular services and all the regular features of an Android phone.

It's usually cheapest to buy your phone outright and pair it with a cheap Sim, but if you can't (or don't want to) then paying monthly for a handset and tariff is the way to go.

It's usually cheapest to buy your phone outright and pair with a cheap Sim, however this 24 - month deal for the 64 GB iPhone X via Mobiles.co.uk * (part of Carphone Warehouse) is a good option with loads of data if you can't afford to pay for it all upfront.