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philnz47

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#201721 31-Aug-2016 14:59
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I cannot get my LG G2 to voice dial. I wish to Jse my Jabra Drive hands free but the phone just does not do voice dial.

 

 

 

Anyone know of a fix?

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you.


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1eStar
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  #1620349 31-Aug-2016 17:46
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I use an app called Bluetooth launch. It's free and works, use this guide to get it going:

 

Using google now

 

 

 

Or I see there is a paid app which might be easiest. But will cost: Play store link




philnz47

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  #1620358 31-Aug-2016 18:17
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Thank you 1eStar.

 

 

 

I would like not to have to use wifi or data if that is possible?


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