Motorola Q
Aliph Jawbone doesnt work with Moto Q due to modified bluetooth, gee thanks Verizon
It appears good ole Verizon did something different with how the bluetooth works on my Silver Motorola Q (yes I have the most recent software updates from motorola)
Even though Aliph says on their site the jawbone doesnt work with the Q, I wanted to try anyway.
When I purchased it at the verizon store, I asked if they knew any problems with it not working with the Q, they all had blank stares (gee thats nothing new)
The Q and the Jawbone will answer and end a few calls and let me voice command start a new call, but after a few uses, it starts to get buggy.
The Jawbone itself is a super awesome headset.
However, since the Q doesnt work with it, I have to return it. I'll buy a jawbone in 6 months when my new every two option is up and I...
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Even though Aliph says on their site the jawbone doesnt work with the Q, I wanted to try anyway.
When I purchased it at the verizon store, I asked if they knew any problems with it not working with the Q, they all had blank stares (gee thats nothing new)
The Q and the Jawbone will answer and end a few calls and let me voice command start a new call, but after a few uses, it starts to get buggy.
The Jawbone itself is a super awesome headset.
However, since the Q doesnt work with it, I have to return it. I'll buy a jawbone in 6 months when my new every two option is up and I...
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johnnj2003 said:
Even though Aliph says on their site the jawbone doesnt work with the Q, I wanted to try anyway.
You knew full well that it wouldn't work right going into the sync whether it worked intially or not. 🤨
Why would you even buy the Q knowing that the Q would not support Aliph's bluetooth??
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I got the Q 2 years ago when it first came out.
I'm going to upgrade to to the Samsung I760 or the Moto Q9M both work just ducky with the BT Jawbone.
I owned the Q long before the Jawbone was ever released in BT, heck back then the wired version was still new.
I'm going to upgrade to to the Samsung I760 or the Moto Q9M both work just ducky with the BT Jawbone.
I owned the Q long before the Jawbone was ever released in BT, heck back then the wired version was still new.
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Also, to add to this post.
I emailed Aliph support and asked if the firmware on the At&t jawbones was different from the
firmware on the Verizon jawbones, it is different.
The Verizon model has "optimized code for CDMA phones" so there is in fact a difference.
They cited an echo when the GSM jawbone was used on a CDMA handset. Thats why they made a revised model with the different firmware.
Whatever you want to call it, the Jawbone works.
love it love it love it....
I emailed Aliph support and asked if the firmware on the At&t jawbones was different from the
firmware on the Verizon jawbones, it is different.
The Verizon model has "optimized code for CDMA phones" so there is in fact a difference.
They cited an echo when the GSM jawbone was used on a CDMA handset. Thats why they made a revised model with the different firmware.
Whatever you want to call it, the Jawbone works.
love it love it love it....
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