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I believe you long press on the item you want to disconnect and it will give you an option, I don't have anything around me to pair with and check but I believe that's the way.
 
Its doesn't seem to work. Any other ideas?

Are you certain you long pressed on the item itself? I just went into my Wireless settings > Bluetooth to verify and as long as I turn on my bluetooth I can long press and get an option menu that allows me to unpair my jabra.

Ugh tried uploading a screenshot but the dimensions don't play nice with portrait resolutions it seems =/

*Edit* For clarity's sake.

I went into settings with the settings capacitive button.
Under settings I selected Wireless and Network
Under that menu I selected Bluetooth settings
I turned on Bluetooth and made sure it was checkmarked
Once bluetooth was on and while in the same menu I held my finger down on the Bluetooth device of choice(in this case I held my finger down on Jabra Cruiser).
Approximately 2 seconds after pressyou should get a popup menu with the name of the device and a list of commands that state something to the effect of connect, unpair, options

Just wanted to make sure I was clear for any new owners unfamiliar with android
 
Followed your instructions. Under bluetooth devices and found jabra stone. Pressed and held and got a window asking to pair my device. If i do that it says incorrect pin or pass code. I never had the opperunity to add one.
 
Followed your instructions. Under bluetooth devices and found jabra stone. Pressed and held and got a window asking to pair my device. If i do that it says incorrect pin or pass code. I never had the opperunity to add one.

Did you run the pairing process from the Jabra stone itself while bluetooth was on? Shooting in the dark here, I know my Jabra I had to run the pairing process from the phone directly in order to re-pair it properly (the first time I paired it, it was wonky) I also know the default pin is usually 0000.

Just looked at the manual for jabra stone and it seems similar to my Jabra for re-pairing

1.b Pairing with another phone or re-pairing
- T Take headset out of the portable charging unit. Turn the headset off by long press on Answer/End button. Turn the headset on again by long press on Answer/End – keep pressing until StatusDisplayTM show flashing blue light.
Set your phone to ‘discover’ the Jabra Stone
- Follow your phone’s instruction guide. First make sure that is activated on your mobile phone. Then set your phone to discover the headset. This usually involves going to a ‘setup,’ ‘connect’ or ‘’ menu on your phone and selecting the option to ‘discover’ or ‘add’ a device.*
3 Your phone will find the Jabra Stone
- T The phone will find the headset under name “Jabra Stone”.
- Your phone then asks if you want to pair with the headset.
- A Accept by pressing ‘Yes’ or ‘OK’ on the phone. If your phone asks for passkey or PIN confirm with 0000 (4 zeros). Your phone will confirm when pairing is complete. Jabra Stone supports version 2.1 including Simple Secure Pairing meaning that the headset can be paired with a phone or other device without using PIN or passkey but only if the other device supports version 2.1 also.

http://www.jabra.com/pv_obj_cache/p...6F999ED671E00/filename/Stone_Manual_EN_NA.pdf

If that doesn't work the only other thing I know personally to clear it by reloading stock. But I am sure someone may know a better way...
 
Got it to work. I had to press the multi-function button for quite a long time. I got my Jawbone ERA yesterday so the Jabra is dead.
 
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