Old 07-29-21 | 07:20 PM
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njkayaker
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From: Far beyond the pale horizon.
Originally Posted by BianchisOnly
If your're going to do that, why not just pair the BT with your regular phone in your jersey pocket or bag attached to your bike? Unless the goal is to not carry your phone on a ride at all, in which case now I have TWO comms devices with associated numbers/lists/messaging/etc. That sounds like a PITA - "honey, I'm heading out on a ride, remember don't call me on my phone, call me on my Karoo!"
The point of using the Karoo as a phone is so you don't need to carry your regular phone (obviously).

Dealing with two phones is a PITA and expensive. Which is a strong reason one isn't likely going to see cycling computers do phone stuff (which is what I keep saying). There might be a few people who would want it but not enough to make the more-expensive device (which I also keep saying).

I think most people are thinking of using the phone feature for emergencies (that is, rarely).

The contact-syncing thing shouldn't be that hard to solve.

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