How to Use and Connect Jawbone to Nexus One

Bluetooth lets you talk hands-free.

The Google Nexus One Android Phone was discontinued in 2010, but many faithful users still have them. As with any smart phone, there are many functions to learn and get used to, such as how to pair the phone with a Bluetooth headset. The Jawbone Bluetooth headset offers the convenience of hands-free communication, and it only takes a few minutes to get started using your Jawbone with the Google Nexus One.

Things You'll Need

• Nexus One
• Jawbone Bluetooth

Instructions

1. Charge your Jawbone headset fully.

2. Press and hold the "Noise Shield" button on the right side of the Jawbone headset to turn it on.

3. Press the "Home" button, then select "Menu" on the Nexus.

4. Go to "Settings," "Wireless & Networks," "Bluetooth" and "Bluetooth Settings."

5. Press and hold the "Noise Shield" button on your Jawbone for five to 10 seconds, until the LED flashes red and white.

6. Choose "Scan for devices" in the "Bluetooth Settings" menu on the Nexus and you should see Jawbone listed/detected.

7. Select "OK" to confirm that the Jawbone is the device you want to use. Enter "0000" as the password and you have now successfully connected the Jawbone Bluetooth headset with your Nexus One Android Phone.

Tips & Warnings

• If possible, make sure the batteries are completely charged on both devices.

References

• Jawbone: Support Home
• Google: Android User's Guides: Android 2.2