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Owning a BlackBerry is a pretty cool thing, but cooler than this is taking the calls hands-free. then you set up the connection, or when you have been using it for a while, there might appear some problems with the Bluetooth headset. There are a few simple steps you should follow to solve your Bluetooth headset-BlackBerry Curve problems.

The most common problems are concerning missed connections, incompatibility between the headsets and the smartphone, power issues, freezing or reset settings.

Syncing the Bluetooth device with the BlackBerry must be done with both devices entering sync mode in the same time, and if the timing is off, the connection will not work properly. When you connect the Bluetooth device to the smartphone, you might not be able to establish a good connection, and an "Unable to Connect to Bluetooth Device" message will be displayed. To solve this problem, try to turn off the phone and place the devices to be connected closer together and restart the connecting process.

Another known issue in Bluetooth connections matter is about the power. When both the headset and the BlackBerry are not fully charged, they won't be able to sync. It is very important to use all the time fully charged devices before trying to set up a connection. Certain headset models manufactured by third party companies may not be compatible with Curve BlackBerry. It is very important to buy Bluetooth headsets for your smartphone only from your carrier, and this will ensure compatibility. You should also check the specifications before buying a Bluetooth headset and see if the headset and the smartphone use the same standard for wireless connections, and when the headset you are trying to use if wholly incompatible with the smartphone you own, try to return it to manufacturer's stores, and you might get even a refund.

Often, for no reason, BlackBerry series of smartphones freeze. If you experience this while trying to connect a Bluetooth headset, or while you are using one of these accessories, turn off the phone and start it again. If this doesn't work, you should try a hard reset (pull out the battery for 1 minutes, and replace it). It will take 5 minutes for the smartphone to reboot, and when it has restarted, you will be able to use it without incidents.

It often happens that when you perform resets on the BlackBerry Curve smartphone the settings to be set back to the default options, including the Bluetooth settings. If this happens, it is easy to solve it: re-sync the headset with the smartphone, and functionality is ensured.

These are some issues faced pretty often by BlackBerry users, but there is a solution for almost everything. If you faced other problems when using your Bluetooth devices with BlackBerry Curve, please comment and let us know about it, and how did you solve the problem. Sharing your experiences might help a lot of other people which are using this type of smartphone and faced the same issues. I hope that along with the OS improvements these issues will be fixed and users will be able to flawlessly use their mobile devices.