In search of ... a bluetooth ear piece finder

[barney]

Baby Daughter (BD) bought a Jawbone - don't know which one - for her [shudder  ] iPhone.

Now she cannot locate it  .

Anyone know of a means to track/trace a bluetooth ear piece?  Kinda like unto calling a lost cell phone?  (Google's been no help.)  She'd really like to locate it  .

[KynloStephen66515]

Baby Daughter (BD) bought a Jawbone - don't know which one - for her [shudder  ] iPhone.

Now she cannot locate it  .

Anyone know of a means to track/trace a bluetooth ear piece?  Kinda like unto calling a lost cell phone?  (Google's been no help.)  She'd really like to locate it  .

-barney (September 14, 2011, 07:03 PM)

If its turned on and 'Visible' simply keep using your bluetooth phones to 'scan' for it...


If its turned off, I fear your eyes are your only option

[KynloStephen66515]

Did you find it? 

[barney]

Not that I'm aware.  But, then, BD is a typical daughter  ... she'll mention a problem if it's important, then neglect to mention if it's resolved  .

[KynloStephen66515]

 

[barney]

He, he ... I suspect there are two (2) major factors:  generation and location  .  Well-l-l  culture might be a 3rd one, but methinks it's pretty low on the influence scale.

Bear in mind, as well, that typical usually is a reference the the speaker's experiences, not necessarily the universal it's purported to be  .