Checked the Blue Ant website, and no updates available. Also did the whole reset and repair thing a few times, with the same results. Loses connection intermittently. Forgot the Blue Ant at home this morning, so paired the phone with an old Jawbone Icon I've had for a year or so. Haven't heard it disconnect/reconnect yet today, but the day is young. I will say also that I like the feel of the Jawbone Icon in my ear, much better than the Blue Ant T1. Not being a Jawbone homer, because I've sent two of these Icons back when they seemed to have connection issues with a Samsung Epic 4G SII touch that I had through Sprint. Jawbone had me send them back and sent me out replacements, but I seemed to have the same problems with the replacements, which is why I decided to try the Blue Ant. Maybe I should just quit whining and realize both the phones and bluetooth headsets have issues. Haven't found a perfect one yet, and I've been through a bunch of high-end android phones, and several different bluetooth devices. Even the cell companys are sketchy at best. Sprint's network quality tanked horribly, so we switched to Verizon, and in the couple months we've been with Verizon, it's just been one lie after another. Amazes me how a customer service rep will flat out lie to you and tell you something that you probably know isn't true, just to prove it's not true the next time a bill rolls around and you call yet another lying customer service rep. Haven't dropped many/any calls since making the switch, but also paying about $120 more per month than I was with Sprint, for a comparable 3 phone plan. Not saying Sprint won't lie to you either, I just thought Verizon might be better. So far I'd say they're worse. Maybe US Cellular next? They seem to be about the only ones I don't here a bunch of horror stories about, but I think they share their network with Verizon.
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