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Q&A by Joni from Lets Talk - What is "discovery mode"?

Posted on Monday, March 09, 2009
by Joni Blecher , Editorial Director - LetsTalk.com, Follow me on Twitter

Q. What does "discovery mode" mean on a Samsung SCH-u620?

A. Discovery mode is the same on just about any cell phone. It means that the cell phone is available to start identifying other Bluetooth devices in order to make a connection. When a Bluetooth-enabled device appears that will work with your cell phone the name will appear on the screen and you will be prompted through the steps necessary to make a connection. You can learn more about Bluetooth in our Bluetooth Buying Guide.

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