Messages > preferences > accounts > verify the apple id is enabled and your cell phone # is listed under the 'you can be reached for messages at' So I can start calls without worrying if they are on Facetime or not. I also start new calls from my cell phone # (setting further down page) On Apple computers you need to authorize the communication there as well.įacetime > preferences > settings > iPhone Cellular Calls (checked) I also have my cell phone listed as the caller id (just below the 'reached at') Settings > facetime > iPhone Cellular Calls (set ON)Īlso be certain your cell phone number is listed in the 'You can be reached by Settings > messages > Text Message Forwarding (set ON) > Device Authorized (set ON) Found that on your phone you need to authorize the communication in these locations: But as just like you all would like to see it widen It's beta we expect them to keep the test pool narrow for the time being. Don't know much about the inner workings of BT4 but hope it's just a tweak to allow certain chipsets to work. I really think apple is just playing and trying to get all the different forms of wireless working nice together. v1.0 of Yosemite my kingston is working well again. choppy sound just think the bandwidth is not their for thisĪll that being said with the second beta release i.e. I didn't like using the BT3 version because I always ran into bluetooth issues with headphones i.e. Which in turn didn't produce good results so went back to the BT3 version. So I then went out and and picked up a BT4 of 4cirago. After some testing of an old BT3 by 4cirago it worked fine. even went as far as picking another BT4 dongle up. With mavericks I used my kingston BT4 dongle but when yosemite came out it broke it had all kinds of bluetooth issues. However yosemitie flipped everything on its side. If you find the right dongle it works fine.

It used to be that BT4 was not seen at all.

Macbook pro user guide 2010