Jim,
Don;t get gragged to 21st century. Nokia 6310i is a phone forever.
Here's my solution: I have both iPhone 5 and Nokia 6310i in my car.
Nokia 6310i is located permanently in armrest. Stock config. This is permanent car phone. Because external Audi antenna is great people can call me to places where normal mobile phone doesn't work.
iPhone rests in my pocket and is connected to Audi bluetooth module which is perfectly integrated with RNS-E.
Two Audi microphones are located in overhead light occupying two stock microphone grills.
Both phones mute RNS-E when call comes to one or the other.
I can even call from one telephone to another if I want to and everything works perfectly.
I have writeup about it in somewhere in this forum.
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Originally Posted by The_Laird
Well, my familly finally dragged me into the 21st Century and got me an iPhone (version 4) and I reluctanly gave up my trusy Nokia 6310i.
Trouble is, I really liked the D2's hands free kit, particularly with the phone set to auto answer.
I did synch the iPhone to the Parrot bluetooth that was in the car when I bought it, but I think it's faulty - sometimes there's just a ton of noise; sometimes I can hear the caller but they can't hear me. And I don't much like having to 'answer' the call by hunting for the green button on the Parrot thingy (it's under the armrests).
What I's really like, is the built-in hands free to work with the iPhone, but there's not a cradle for it. So, any recommendations? Either to get the iPhone to work with the built-in hands-free, or another bluetooth option.
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