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Many thanks for the answer and link.<br />
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Oh well! have to live with it till they fix it.<br />
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btw, full points to you : )<br />
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Thanks again.
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Many thanks for the answer and link.

Oh well! have to live with it till they fix it.

btw, full points to you : )

Thanks again.

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Thanks Punky. Graded Excellent answer.
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Hello Experts,<br />
<br />
I've got a 3G iPhone and whenever my phone and bluetooth gets far away, my bluetooth headset disconnects itself (which obviously is right). <br />
<br />
When this happens, I have to get the bluetooth headset to pairing mode again and then try to pair with iPhone.<br />
<br />
When I had my old phones, Nokia 6230 and Sony Ericsson W580i, they reconnect to the Bluetooth headset automatically as soon as the bluetooth and phones are in close range.<br />
<br />
Unlike this, Why do I have to pair my bluetooth headset everytime to my iPhone?<br />
<br />
Am I doing something wrong?<br />
<br />
Kindly let me know.<br />
<br />
Thanks a million in advance.
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Hello Experts,

I've got a 3G iPhone and whenever my phone and bluetooth gets far away, my bluetooth headset disconnects itself (which obviously is right). 

When this happens, I have to get the bluetooth headset to pairing mode again and then try to pair with iPhone.

When I had my old phones, Nokia 6230 and Sony Ericsson W580i, they reconnect to the Bluetooth headset automatically as soon as the bluetooth and phones are in close range.

Unlike this, Why do I have to pair my bluetooth headset everytime to my iPhone?

Am I doing something wrong?

Kindly let me know.

Thanks a million in advance.

How to reconnect a bluetooth device to iPhone 3G without pairing again?

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