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Tigershark24 wrote:
I would only risk buying the Z10 if it could definitely connect to my in car system.
I don't know anything about cars, but I think that if I were you, I would simply look at the car documentation, and see what are the BlueTooth requirements for a phone to work 100% with the car.
And then see if rSAP is required or if SAP is enough.
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I agree with you on a theoretical point of view. But my opinion is not relevant and yours is not either, because both the Senior Product Manager of BlackBerry 10 Automotive Experience and the Team Lead of BlueTooth Profiles are aware of what you say, and they probably did not wake up saying "let's not give RSAP to Z10 users".
My answer was about the real life, what I can influence by my posts:
if someone is wondering if the Z10 can do 100% Bluetooth comm with their car, the easiest way is to read the Bluetooth requirements of the car manufacturer for the phone accessory to work.
And if RSAP is mandatory, then the Z10 will not give the Bluetooth car experience they want.
On the other hand if SAP is enough for their car, then this is not an obstacle.
The search box on top-right of this page is your true friend, and the public Knowledge Base too:
My answer was about the real life, what I can influence by my posts:
if someone is wondering if the Z10 can do 100% Bluetooth comm with their car, the easiest way is to read the Bluetooth requirements of the car manufacturer for the phone accessory to work.
And if RSAP is mandatory, then the Z10 will not give the Bluetooth car experience they want.
On the other hand if SAP is enough for their car, then this is not an obstacle.
The search box on top-right of this page is your true friend, and the public Knowledge Base too:
