2010 Bluetooth Pandora
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From: Keyes Oklahoma
2010 Bluetooth Pandora
I have a 2010 factory Nav, and my phone bluetooths to it fine. But I cannot seam to get the phone to bluetooth Pandora to the unit. Am I just not doing something right or is this not possible? It streams just fine to my Dodge pickup.
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I think our Bluetooth interface only has phone profile, and does not support the media profile, which is what enables you to use the connected device as a media player. It also works fine on some other cars I drive, but not on my Corvette. It would be lovely if a software update could take care of it, but I honestly don't know why it's not supported.
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Don't have it in my 2006, but do in my 2011 Jeep Cherokee. It needs the streaming part to work.
GM is always years behind on technology, maybe one day they will catch up.
GM is always years behind on technology, maybe one day they will catch up.
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From: Keyes Oklahoma
I have the PAL. I the ZR it is dealer installed in the glove box, and in the Z06 it is the KAWL install. They both only have the ipod cable. How do I hook my android phone to the ipod cable?
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From: Norman OK
you cant hook up a android to a iphone/pod cable. The interface connector is different. Android phones use a mini USB connector.
GM does not support A2DP profiles as of yet, prob for some sort of legal reason.
GM does not support A2DP profiles as of yet, prob for some sort of legal reason.
