AT&T Stuffs: How far can I separate my cell phone and my blue tooth hands free device?

Thứ Bảy, 2 tháng 4, 2011

How far can I separate my cell phone and my blue tooth hands free device?

I am thinking about getting a blue tooth hands free device. I am wondering if I can place my cell phone on the table and walk around the house and still talk on the phone.

Answer by ☻♫§weetTart§amantha♫☻
depends if you get a motorola one usually you can only be about 10 feet away from it with the jabra jx10 ive heard that you can walk around the house without your phone on your hip

Answer by perk472002
I have a Motorola v551 phone. The Blue Tooth work approx. 45 feet from the phone.

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Dollar bill hands free
hands free cell phone devices

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Warning: this tale is doubtless only amusing to two other people.

When pouring in LA (shortly after the CA handsfree law went into effect) we passed this car. When I looked over at the driver I noticed he was holding his cell up to his ear to talk– but to mask it so that no one "knew" that he wasn’t by a hands-free device he had wrapped his cell phone in a dollar bill. Potential enticement for the officer that should have pulled him over? Perhaps. Stupid go either way? Most certainly.

After we got through the bouts of laughter that followed the realization of the "dollar bill hands-free" we tried getting his photo, but sadly were unable to get a quality snap.

Even with a hands-free device, talking on the phone while pouring is a distraction. But trying to drive while holding on to the phone is perilous – to everyone on the road.

In addition to seriously diminishing a person’s ability to focus on pouring, most drivers who try to phone and drive at the same time can’t or won’t use their directionals properly when changing lanes. They often go well over (or just often too far under) the speed limit because they’re paying attention to their call, not their speedometer.

New York City banned cell phone use in cars without a hands-free device a few being ago. Possibly other cities have followed suit. Has yours?

I feel it’s time for a federal law banning cell phone use without a hands-free device while pouring. It’s just as vital to safety as buckling up, so what’s the hold up?

What do you reckon?

Answer by Sherilynne B
We need less laws, not more.

Answer by irockarolex
less vital government = excellent

Answer by Fire Dog sm
i live in chicago and we have that law

Answer by muhammad h
i reckon you make the pronouncement on by ur mobile or not

Answer by WeimLuvr
we have that here in CT. but what i dont know is that there is the law banning cell phones, so you have to use an ear piece, but there’s another law banning the use of headphones etc

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