Hello all - I'm due for a new phone w/Verizon, and have been torn between getting a Droid now or waiting till next month (maybe) to see what the Nexus One brings.
Anyway, I've been following all the anger about Android platforms not having "Bluetooth voice dialing capability," and wasn't sure if that's the same thing/protocol as when my current phone connects with my Honda Pilot via its HandsFree function.
The Honda lets me download my phone's addressbook, and I can tell it (or click it) to dial a specific contact. When I receive a call, the Honda just tells me over the car audio that I have an incoming call, and I press a button on the steering wheel to connect. The rest works via the car's built-in speakerphone.
With the Droid, would this feature no longer work?
Anyway, I've been following all the anger about Android platforms not having "Bluetooth voice dialing capability," and wasn't sure if that's the same thing/protocol as when my current phone connects with my Honda Pilot via its HandsFree function.
The Honda lets me download my phone's addressbook, and I can tell it (or click it) to dial a specific contact. When I receive a call, the Honda just tells me over the car audio that I have an incoming call, and I press a button on the steering wheel to connect. The rest works via the car's built-in speakerphone.
With the Droid, would this feature no longer work?