- Oct 10, 2013
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I'm curious to see what everyone thinks regarding why Bluetooth is so problematic in Windows Mobile?
I used a $70 Android running Marshmallow earlier this year, and while I didn't like it, I have to admit that the Bluetooth functionality was flawless. As soon as I turned on my car, it reconnected instantly and resumed playing whatever I had been previously listening to. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
In contrast, my 640 running W10M 15250 connects within a few seconds about a third of the time, connects after anywhere from 2 to 20 minutes later another third of the time. And the remainder of the time it won't connect at all, until I either drop and rediscover/reboot/restart the car, or some combination of all of the above.
The BT standard has been around for quite some time, and Google and Apple have obviously mastered it. Why does Microsoft have so much trouble with it? Too many people busy redesigning emojis instead?
All of my workmates used to have Windows phones, and I'm the last holdout. But it's embarrassing to get in the car for lunch and have to struggle to get BT connected. I take a lot of ribbing over it.
And yes, I've turned in feedback multiple times -- never received any direct reply.
I used a $70 Android running Marshmallow earlier this year, and while I didn't like it, I have to admit that the Bluetooth functionality was flawless. As soon as I turned on my car, it reconnected instantly and resumed playing whatever I had been previously listening to. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
In contrast, my 640 running W10M 15250 connects within a few seconds about a third of the time, connects after anywhere from 2 to 20 minutes later another third of the time. And the remainder of the time it won't connect at all, until I either drop and rediscover/reboot/restart the car, or some combination of all of the above.
The BT standard has been around for quite some time, and Google and Apple have obviously mastered it. Why does Microsoft have so much trouble with it? Too many people busy redesigning emojis instead?
All of my workmates used to have Windows phones, and I'm the last holdout. But it's embarrassing to get in the car for lunch and have to struggle to get BT connected. I take a lot of ribbing over it.
And yes, I've turned in feedback multiple times -- never received any direct reply.