Hi there everyone!!
as I continue to post with Beatrice, no matter what I do I still have the delay. Today I went a couple places and I knew about 90% of where I was going, but put the navigation on to see if it was working. Apple Maps had a shorter delay than Google maps but it would just tell me the name of the street, It missed which way to turn, because of the delay. So the same.
so if nothing else, I feel like I've made new friends with all of you now!!!
My Apple Bluetooth friends!!
I will share something I found out re: the couple above posts, the hard way a couple years ago.
I've always had very up-to-date iPhones and also fairly new cars. I've used Google maps primarily for years. Five years ago I started going to Florida in the winter and had no idea where I was. One day, the Map directions would not come through the car speakers.
i'm very often on I- 95 down there, which is very busy and you can't take your eyes off the road. I went to Verizon, apple, the Lexus dealer & going back to each & called Lexus dealers all over the country. I was really really upset.
coincidently and thankfully I was speaking to my sister and I told her what was happening and that my maps would not play through the Bluetooth. She said," that happens to me sometimes, if I take a phone call off of Bluetooth and listen to it directly to my ear, it doesn't jump back into Bluetooth automatically even though it's all set up to. " she continued to say, " you need to make a phone call, and when the phone is ringing at that point switch it from the regular setting to your Bluetooth. "
It was the strangest thing!! So 4 years later, if I end up taking the phone off of Bluetooth for a conversation, & go to use maps, & it doesn't work, I dial a number, switch over to the Bluetooth connection audio, and now the maps work.
hope that helps the person above who has problems with their Bluetooth connecting sporadically.
