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Re: Calls kill navigation - Sprint TP2 stock ROM
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Thats why I was hoping that someone here has a similar need, and has already found something.. I like the nuvi style ball and socket, but is there a cradel that will fit that ball, and that will securly hold the TP2. Best, Chris |
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Why do you have to answer the phone while you are on the GPS and also, if you are on the phone while using a dedicated GPS, you are still not going to be able to pay attention to it. Not to mention the fact that you are pretty dense for talking on the phone while trying to pay attention to a GPS while driving your car...
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Fact: When driving in a strange location, a GPS + common sense actually makes life safer. Fact: You have no control of when someone calls you. Some calls are important enough to answer even when you are driving in a strange location. As I mentioned before, I am using a hands-free system in the car. Yes, that doesn't eliminate driver distraction, but using common sense (i.e. being aware of your situation, and actively paying attention to the road) can alleviate that. However, I have to assume from your attitude that you turn off your phone, radio and gag your passengers when driving. You also never drink, eat, take your hands off of the steering wheel or blink. Congrats. Now, back to the real world. |
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Well my gps doesnt work at all so what does that mean? No matter where I go it tells me my signal is too weak but the connection is strong.
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PM replied. But what I do is just use a Bluetooth stereo headset and leave the phone in my pocket. Program my destination before I leave. And use the headset to send/end the call. I have a Samsung bluetooth headset that has wired earbuds.
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We have answered all your questions. We have pointed out the solutions (don't use the phone, use a dedicated unit, switch to GSM). The only thing remaining is, why not just use the phone as a GPS while you are driving so you save face with your wife, save money, and save lives... If you are able to safely listen to and follow directions from one source, while listening and carrying on a conversation from another source, well then, more power to you, just follow the instructions in this thread and you are set. |
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under the cdma settings you can have calls go to voice mail while using data. that should fix the problem of incoming calls.
but i agree with the others. if you use your phone that much to talk while driving in unknown locations, get a stand alone gps and buy your wife some roses. |
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I use bluetooth handsfree while driving. Using a dedicated GPS, even if I don't hear the instructions clearly, I can hear that instructions were given, and glance over at the GPS to see what's up. Using the phone, unfortunately, not so much. Heck, I even have the option of saying "hold on a second" to the person I am talking to, like any rational human might. I guess by not fully specify my decision/action tree while driving I led you to believe that what I really wanted was to drive blindfolded, inebriated and without my hands on the wheel. Sorry to have confused you so. As you mention, the calling screen pops up and covers the GPS even with add-on software. As I have mentioned before (if you bothered reading), that's not something I want to happen. I agree that having to fiddle with the phone while talking and driving to get the GPS screen back up is not good. I don't know where in my posts you saw me express a desire to be juggling the phone, switching screens, etc., but hopefully now you understand things better. |
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