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Android Question
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I own the Moto X Pure running Android 6.0.
So riddle me this batman, Why can't android phones natively handle hands free texting through Bluetooth? Texting kills 11 teenagers a DAY. I just don't get it, Windows and Apple phones handle it natively very well but one of the richest and largest corporations in the known Galaxy won't make it happen.
While texting and talking are not recommended by NTSB when driving outlawing it has helped very little. Google you say, "Do no harm" but ignoring this I think is causing harm. If the phone can handle it all through Bluetooth it would help the problem and keep people's eyes on the road. What do you say Google?
I have tried a number of apps and so far each one has some kind of problem. Meanwhile I watch folks on their IPhones do it easily and my old Windows phone handle it very easily as well. So how does Google get there?
P.S. If someone can name an app that is as robust as Siri or Cortana when handling texts through Bluetooth, I am all ears. I know Google Now should be able to handle it but it can't handle Bluetooth.
So riddle me this batman, Why can't android phones natively handle hands free texting through Bluetooth? Texting kills 11 teenagers a DAY. I just don't get it, Windows and Apple phones handle it natively very well but one of the richest and largest corporations in the known Galaxy won't make it happen.
While texting and talking are not recommended by NTSB when driving outlawing it has helped very little. Google you say, "Do no harm" but ignoring this I think is causing harm. If the phone can handle it all through Bluetooth it would help the problem and keep people's eyes on the road. What do you say Google?
I have tried a number of apps and so far each one has some kind of problem. Meanwhile I watch folks on their IPhones do it easily and my old Windows phone handle it very easily as well. So how does Google get there?
P.S. If someone can name an app that is as robust as Siri or Cortana when handling texts through Bluetooth, I am all ears. I know Google Now should be able to handle it but it can't handle Bluetooth.