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I've had this problem for a while and did some searching but was not able to find the fix. Seems like Apple changed the way Sync worked during an update... The problem is if you have an iPhone with your bluetooth turned on so you can make and receive calls through your car, the iPod player (on the phone) will automatically start streaming tunes via blue tooth. There is a setting in the Sync system to not 'autoplay' but that does not seem to work. This automatic streaming will use up your phone's battery quicker and it also seems to cause some 'noise' in the sound system and can sometimes be heard when using voice commands. This goes on while you maybe listening to a CD or the Radio. If something is plugged into the USB and that was last used, then it does not seem to auto-activate the stream.
It's just irritating and another example where Apple and Microsoft are not playing well together and the consumer is caught in the middle. Based on posts on Apples forums, this issue has been going on for a while now and all Sync systems are affected.
I erased all of my mp3s from my phone tonight.
Anybody else out there have an i-Phone (3GS) that is having the same problems?
It's just irritating and another example where Apple and Microsoft are not playing well together and the consumer is caught in the middle. Based on posts on Apples forums, this issue has been going on for a while now and all Sync systems are affected.
I erased all of my mp3s from my phone tonight.
Anybody else out there have an i-Phone (3GS) that is having the same problems?