[lindros2]

Can anyone who works at Verizon validate if this is true?

And whether this is a PUBLIC list or private list?

When I spoke with tech support today, I found it interesting that (a) this existed, (b) that no one mentioned it before, (c) it's not online [i.e. Acura provides a list of tested phones/devices on acura.com], and (d) that the BMW 3-series and other popular cars aren't supported.

Stupid is as stupid does.

[dd4au]

FWIW...I use a Jawbone 2 with my Tour. Flawless integration, finds it every time, voice dial works perfectly. I don't have a car kit. Personal preference, but I don't like hands free in the car on a "speakerphone". I prefer to keep the conversation in my ear.

[Magic Rat#WN]

Can anyone who works at Verizon validate if this is true?

And whether this is a PUBLIC list or private list?

When I spoke with tech support today, I found it interesting that (a) this existed, (b) that no one mentioned it before, (c) it's not online [i.e. Acura provides a list of tested phones/devices on acura.com], and (d) that the BMW 3-series and other popular cars aren't supported.

Stupid is as stupid does.

A quick search at verizonwireless.com:

Bluetooth� Car Kit/Accessory Support Matrix

http://support.vzw.com/pdf/bluetooth...it/BB_Tour.pdf

Not sure how current they keep this.

[lindros2]

This document is a complete piece of sh!t.

I asked the tech support person if it was public and he said "no."

Even the Curve document is worthless.