Reason I ask is because when trying to program in a cell phone, that gal locked up in my radio kept on mentioning OnStar. My dealer assured me, using this feature has nothing to do with OnStar and strictly between my cell phone company and me for usage charges.
Owners manual states to contact your cell phone company to learn if your cell phone is compatible with the Cruze system or not. Felt like an idiot asking that question, how are they suppose to know if any of their phones are compatible with whatever those Cruze software guys came up with? But asked anyway, and knew exactly the answer they gave me. We don't know, check with your Cruze people, they designed this system.
Did have a slight feeling, needed a cell phone with Bluetooth capability, another weird name for wireless, but wireless is a negative word, could just call it RF for radio frequency like we use to when we were sane. Key point is that the cell phone finds that gal locked up in your radio box, not the other way around.
Tried three different brands of phones to learn if it would copy the contact list, no luck. But have a strong feeling will only do that with an "I" type phone. Love that, Jobs uses "I", Gates uses "MY", but either applies to them and not the rest of us making them super rich. It's not my computer, but is Gates computer, just read your licensing agreement and have that told to you a zillion times. Got screwed by Jobs 23 years ago, told them they will be on my no-buy list forever, no way in **** am I going to buy an iphone or any other Apple product.
But learned the hard way, that directory can be installed manually, by only using verbal commands and knowing the number and the name of the person or place you want to contact. Except, the Cruze calls that "name tags", logic tells me it's the same as contacts that every cell phone in existence is using that word. Man do I have a language barrier, to me a name tag is something with your name on it that you pin to your chest.
First number I put in was my home land line number and when asked what to call it, replied "HOME", that gal locked up in that box said I can't call my home home, sounds too much like help, so I had to use some other name. So Sh!t is the new name for my home.
Ever work with software guys? I did and wonder what brand of crack they smoke. And talk about a messy desk and surroundings, and that is exactly what you get with their software.
Owners manual states to contact your cell phone company to learn if your cell phone is compatible with the Cruze system or not. Felt like an idiot asking that question, how are they suppose to know if any of their phones are compatible with whatever those Cruze software guys came up with? But asked anyway, and knew exactly the answer they gave me. We don't know, check with your Cruze people, they designed this system.
Did have a slight feeling, needed a cell phone with Bluetooth capability, another weird name for wireless, but wireless is a negative word, could just call it RF for radio frequency like we use to when we were sane. Key point is that the cell phone finds that gal locked up in your radio box, not the other way around.
Tried three different brands of phones to learn if it would copy the contact list, no luck. But have a strong feeling will only do that with an "I" type phone. Love that, Jobs uses "I", Gates uses "MY", but either applies to them and not the rest of us making them super rich. It's not my computer, but is Gates computer, just read your licensing agreement and have that told to you a zillion times. Got screwed by Jobs 23 years ago, told them they will be on my no-buy list forever, no way in **** am I going to buy an iphone or any other Apple product.
But learned the hard way, that directory can be installed manually, by only using verbal commands and knowing the number and the name of the person or place you want to contact. Except, the Cruze calls that "name tags", logic tells me it's the same as contacts that every cell phone in existence is using that word. Man do I have a language barrier, to me a name tag is something with your name on it that you pin to your chest.
First number I put in was my home land line number and when asked what to call it, replied "HOME", that gal locked up in that box said I can't call my home home, sounds too much like help, so I had to use some other name. So Sh!t is the new name for my home.
Ever work with software guys? I did and wonder what brand of crack they smoke. And talk about a messy desk and surroundings, and that is exactly what you get with their software.
