Hi all,
I've had my Moto 360 for about a month now, but it's suddenly decided to interfere with making and receiving calls.
When I dial out, there is no ringing tone, then when the call connects, they can't hear me and I can't hear them. For incoming calls, the phone rings normally, but then the same issue occurs.
It looks like the latest update is making Moto 360 think it's a bluetooth headset instead of a watch.
Anybody else had this?
Thanks.
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does anyone experience similar problems? when im in a call, any phone calls that i get automatically become missed calls for me.. sometimes if they call a second time, it'll go through and i'll get it, but i seem to always miss the first call...
im also wondering if this is an att issue or my phoneissue. also, im flashed to energy rom..
anybody? im missing a lot of my calls this way! nobody else using att or energy rom has this problem? ALL call waiting calls come through? :"(
i got the same prob. no audible call waiting notification, the phone shows incoming call, but no audible.
I have to set mine to notify me of second call. Go to phone then to services I think then to call waiting and have it turned on by provider.
I just updated my Sprint LG optimus g to this cm-11-20141101-NIGHTLY-ls970. everything seemed to work fine I can only make or receive one call. I can dial but there is no ringing and after connection they can't hear me. Same thing on receiving a call i get one but then i can hear the phone ring but when i answer i can't hear anything. Any ideas on what needs to be fixed?
I'm currently using an LG G3 Vs985 on Sky Dragon 5.0
I'm also using T-mobile on the LG G3
I use my phone for work a lot and the most annoying thing is happening. While I am using my bluetooth headset and talking on a call, if somebody tries to call me and my screen is telling to either accept or deny the incoming call, my bluetooth speaker drops to handset volume. I have to deny the incoming call, then quickly tap to turn off bluetooth and bluetooth again to get the call back to my bluetooth.
While already on a a call if somebody is talking to me while an incoming call comes in, I miss an entire sentance or two before i can do all of the above to get the audio back to bluetooth.
Is this a wrong setting I have on the phone or simply a bug with either Lollipop or Skydraggon?
"Edit" I got so annoyed I went to my wired headphones and I noticed the issue is not happening on my headphones. I didn't expect to happen but i wanted to note that the audio does not drop to handset speaker while using wired headset.
I appreciate the help.
I wanted to update the post that either it was a phone reboot or possibly of me flashing the Skydragon 4.2 kernal to the phone that fixed the issue. So far as of right now the audio is not dropping when talking or listening on an active call with another incoming call requesting to be accepted or denied.
Edit: The issue has returned. This is goofy !! lol
Hey everyone,
I have been having issues lately with the handsfree in my car, but this has only happened with the Moto. My previous phone, a Blackberry Priv, worked flawlessly.
Basically, when I make or receive a phone call in the car, the ringer will work, but as soon as I am in the call I cannot hear the other person. They apparently can't hear me either.
Strangely, if I make the call, it sends the instruction to my phone to make the call, then the radio goes silent for the duration of the call, but I have to pick up my phone and use it normally, defeating the purpose of 'hands free'
I have no idea what's going on, or how to get this working again. Any ideas?
I have a Google Pixel and Huawei Watch (version 1). I've set up my watch to be able to make and receive calls, which works fine, however now my phone will default to the watch for all calls even if I don't touch the watch while making or receiving a call.
For example, I just received a call now, answered it on my phone (didn't touch the watch), and the call defaulted to the watch as a bluetooth device. This also happens when I make a call through the phone (again not touching the watch). Every time I have to look on the handset, and change the audio from bluetooth to handset in the call screen.
This also used to happen with my Xiaomi Mi5 which I recently changed from, so I know it's not something specific to this phone.
I like occasionally answering calls through my watch if I don't have my handset around, so I don't want to switch off this feature entirely, but I only want to do that when actually touching the answer button on my watch. Does anyone have any suggestions?