Uconnect and iPhone 3G
Captain
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Over Here, HI
I have been trying to help another person with same year & radio. I don't do much with the 730, but I have tested with the 430n (I know that doesn't help you) what SW does your radio have? Can you let us know what happens after the dealer updates the radio?
Thanks
Thanks
I am with Verizon and my 2010 Ram Laramie 1500 5.7 has the Media Center 730N /CD/DVD/HDD/NAV/ Radio and as stated previously, Apple support feels if I have my Radio updated by the dealeer it will take care of the problem I have an appointment next week to get this done and crossing my fingers. Also as stated previously, I had the iPhone 4 and for the 4 months I had it on the old system - A-OK. Downloaded th Ios5 and whole new ball game. 90%+ failure rate after paired with my UConnect!
Captain
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 627
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From: Over Here, HI
I know this, however there are currently and have been issues with the Android SW as well. As an example:
1) Samsung Captivate: Worked great with 2.1, when they came out with 2.2 the phone book would not download.
2) Samsung Transform: worked great with 2.1, now with 2.2.2 it doesn't even connect.
3) HTC EVO 2.2 would not connect to BT, had to wait for 2.3.4 to come out.
You see the problem is that they all rush to bring out the next coolest SW but fail to validate it with bluetooth SW that is currently in the hands free car kits currently only to find out that there are issues. Doesn't matter if it's Applle or Android, before releasing the new SW to the public they should test it on a wide range of vehicles. The issues are on several auto manufacturers as well as BT ear buds, wireless speakers and BT modules that allow you to use cell phones connected to home phones.
You may not experience an issue, however there is a good chance that you will if these companies don't start testing better.
1) Samsung Captivate: Worked great with 2.1, when they came out with 2.2 the phone book would not download.
2) Samsung Transform: worked great with 2.1, now with 2.2.2 it doesn't even connect.
3) HTC EVO 2.2 would not connect to BT, had to wait for 2.3.4 to come out.
You see the problem is that they all rush to bring out the next coolest SW but fail to validate it with bluetooth SW that is currently in the hands free car kits currently only to find out that there are issues. Doesn't matter if it's Applle or Android, before releasing the new SW to the public they should test it on a wide range of vehicles. The issues are on several auto manufacturers as well as BT ear buds, wireless speakers and BT modules that allow you to use cell phones connected to home phones.
You may not experience an issue, however there is a good chance that you will if these companies don't start testing better.
