My JK quit reading Texts when I got iphone!
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The Iphone process texts different than other phones and the text features of Uconnect are incompatible due it not supporting bluetooth Message access profile (MAP).
If you go to the driveuconnect website it's listed as such as well as in the uconnect literature from Jeep.
If you go to the driveuconnect website it's listed as such as well as in the uconnect literature from Jeep.
#32
Mud puddle fizzle sticks! Jesus Christ! The dude just wants help to get HIS Jeep and HIS phone to work. You know, the things HE bought, with HIS money? Yeah, that sort of thing. I thought this was a place for resource. Wipe your faces, the poo is crusting up around your lips.
As for me, I could never get it to work. I'm of no help. Then again, when in type in a restaurant, it shows the nearest chick fil a 1800 miles away, when I live 2 miles from one. Cheers!
As for me, I could never get it to work. I'm of no help. Then again, when in type in a restaurant, it shows the nearest chick fil a 1800 miles away, when I live 2 miles from one. Cheers!
#34
JK Junkie
As a software engineer that works on Windows daily, an iPhone and Android phone owner, I hope you like your next phone as much. Windows phone will die much in way that Palm and Blackberry have died. Slowly in some cases, faster in others. There will be a small fraction of users that won't give up their phone, but when they find out that less and less of the apps you want are available on your platform, they switch.
The largest Blackberry users are Canadians. Why? Because RIM is a Canadian country. No other reason.
The largest Blackberry users are Canadians. Why? Because RIM is a Canadian country. No other reason.
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#36
JK Super Freak
Actually its the fastest growing platform. the other 2 are sort of maxed out on growth. plus their os's are stale in comparison...ios is so boring and unchanged since its inception, android is so fragmented that its never going to be polished and smooth like the others. windows phone has a great user interface, its super smooth, its not a resource hog therefore battery life is amazing, and the hardware is killer. Blackberry is dead for one reason, their previous owner and CEO Jim balsime decided to take his eyes off the prize and pursue the phoenix coyotes and try to bring them to waterloo and be a hero. He failed in that attempt and in trying this, he let blackberry go down the shitter with him....The whole time he was at the whole hockey thing, NOTHING changed at bb, it was the same ole, same ole. No evolution, new technology, nothing. By the time the shareholders figured this out it was too late. the nail was in the coffin. Jim did in blackberry. Windows Phone will not have this issue as the Microsoft team is not intrested in hockey teams, or the such. Just producing great products that work.
The Windows 8 Phone, regardless of how great you may perceive it to be, is a day late and a dollar short. They will not be able to grab the fan base that android and iOS have, even if they spend a second billion dollars on advertising.
I've hijacked this thread enough and will now step down from my soap box.
#37
JK Super Freak
Here's the deal. Apple wants your device to be as secure as possible and as stable as possible. It's why they have and never will allow Adobe Flash on the iOS. They require bluetooth connecting devices to obey a certain standard. It's why I can't use a blue tooth OBDII connector and have it talk to my iPad running Dash Command. I have to use WiFi.
I want my phone to work as intended and like it that, as hard as i might try outside of jailbreaking it, I can't ruin it. I can't say I've seen the same from android.
#38
JK Junkie
OK. I'll give you that they have had a lot of growth. But when you start with a zero market share, growth isn't that hard. Sustainability is more important and iOS, for good or bad, has a very loyal fan base. I'm a programmer and I like to hack at my devices. It's harder to do that with iOS. Why? Because Apple wants your device to work and they don't want to take phone calls from noobs that F-up their devices. My phone just works, and it works great. Well, right up until I installed iOS7 on my iPhone 4. Now it just works, but it's a bit slow. meh.
The Windows 8 Phone, regardless of how great you may perceive it to be, is a day late and a dollar short. They will not be able to grab the fan base that android and iOS have, even if they spend a second billion dollars on advertising.
I've hijacked this thread enough and will now step down from my soap box.
The Windows 8 Phone, regardless of how great you may perceive it to be, is a day late and a dollar short. They will not be able to grab the fan base that android and iOS have, even if they spend a second billion dollars on advertising.
I've hijacked this thread enough and will now step down from my soap box.
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