Using your speaker phone or a wire headset is still not safe because you still have to dial the number. And a wire headset can become tangled up while you are driving. Below are steps you need to take to ensure a safe way of answering, talking, and making calls are your phone.
Things you'll need:
Voice recognition cell phone and Bluetooth capable
Bluetooth headset
Step1:
Make sure you have a cell phone that can be dialed with voice commands.
Step2:
Your cell phone needs to be Bluetooth compatible. Most cell phones today recognize Bluetooth devices. Check with your user manual.
Step3:
Purchase a Bluetooth headset for your cell phone. You can get some good deals if you shop on line. Ordering it from your cell phone provider will be expensive.
Step4:
Turn on your Bluetooth headset and have your cell phone search for Bluetooth devices. Refer to your owner's manual if you don't know how to do this. After doing it a few times it's quite easy.
Step5:
Optimize your cell phone to your voice. This will ensure fewer errors when saying a command and name.
Step6:
Make sure that everyone you call is in your phone's address book. That's it you are now all set for safe driving!
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4 Comments
Post a Commentnow if they'd only stop tailgaiting...
Much safer, great job!!!!!!!
This definitely sounds safer!
sounds safer.