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Bluetooth Range (Galaxy Buds & iPod Touch)

Bluetooth range can vary based on several factors, including the Bluetooth version used, environmental interference, and the specific devices involved. Both Galaxy Buds and iPod Touch generally support Bluetooth 5.0 or higher, which provides a range of up to 30 feet (approximately 9 meters) in optimal conditions. However, real-world performance can be influenced by walls, objects, and other electronic devices, potentially reducing the effective range. It's essential to maintain a clear line of sight and minimize obstructions for the best wireless connectivity.
did you not read the op? the phone is in his pocket!!!! there are no walls or objects to obstruct bluetooth connectivity. and it only happens when he turns his head to either side.

@SteveP29 have you tried different bluetooth headsets on the icrapple?

Slim firmware that works with Samsung A40 - filesize <4Gb

Yea, tried Odin, I can't access the phone via PC though. From the root meny on the phone I can find an option to restore from SD. I'm sure I found the right firmware, but the filesize was too big. I know that I some years ago tried to fix my HTC, and found some custom firmwares (ie without bloatware) that I used to keep it going for a while longer. I bought it pre used so it didn't cost me a lot of money (only a lot of time ;) )

Does anyone else here WRITE?

Not someday. Someday will NEVER happen. Schedule it. Put time on your calendar, at least a few hours each week, to create an outline and start filling it in. Then edit it for flow and have someone proofread it for you. Someone who doesn't really like you and will point out every single flaw!

I've learned to very carefully consider my work before publishing. I thought my title was good and the content was great: no matter the content, however, it serves no purpose if no one reads it because they don't like the title! So I have to unpublish the book; revise and retitle it (new copyright and new ISBN); revise some of the content to better match the new title; and then publish the "new" book. Not fun.

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