Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does it have bluetooth to use in the car
Document: I bought this mobile phone because it is cheap and has Bluetooth capability. I have had no problems with reliability in the two years that I have owned it. It never leaves my car unless I take it inside my house to charge, and it has no problems enduring the heat. I have only sent three or four text message with the phone, but it seemed to perform okay in that function.
So you are stuck to either emailing yourself or another phone with real Bluetooth capability instead of this phony wireless Bluetooth (pun intended).The Bluetooth connectivity Samsung, T-Mobile and other vendors are peddling only permits the use of hands free talking and Bluetooth headphones. It does not permit file exchange or pairing to any computers, other phones, or any other device. Don't learn the hard way (I did).
We have three of these. I use one and my wife uses another for basic phone service. The third one we keep in one place connected at all times by Bluetooth to a Panasonic telephone system for our house. T-Mobile has the best terms for this. If you pay enough down (usually I put up $100) the unspent amount carries over for a year and then to another year if you buy as little as $10 more before the first year is up.
I can still use my Nexus 5, IPad or whatever when traveling, but keep it in the car and my other tablets stay home. The T139 phone is small and light, gets nice reception just about any place just like the Smart Phone. I can control the volume and hardly noticed in any of my pockets, just like the good old days. After all, it is just a phone like it was meant to be!
This is a major flaw, both for the environment and for your pocketbook. The sound quality is fine, unless you want to use the speaker. I can generally hear fine using the speaker, but the other person often cannot hear me. Sound quality w/bluetooth is impossible. As another reviewer mentioned, texting is a drag, because you have to set it each time for 'abc' --  how lame is that? Also there is no address book to enter physical addresses. The menu is complicated and annoying.
While I already have a main cell phone, a Galaxy Note 2, I do not like to carry it with me all the times when I hop in the car for short trips (bulk) or take it with me on my multi-mile running exercises (potential rain/damage).
this phone should get zero stars..was ok for talking, but bluetooth worthless and after 6 months screen flashed with error code.looked online and found this is a common way for the phone to self destruct after a short while. JUNK JUNK JUNK !
Another reviewer is correct and the solution for transferring files or pictures to a PC with a dongle is useless. The problem is not the cable not doing data; the cable would do data if the phone let it. If you get a Bluetooth dongle, you will have your phone and your USB dongle, but, it is no improvement. You cannot transmit data (jpg, mp3, etc.)
Yup ... lots of returns sir due to that limitation on Bluetooth. It does have connectivity by only for headphones and hands-free and although I agree with you that it is deceptive if you are buying one of these cheapies for the first time, you will find many other cheapies have the same limitation on Bluetooth. And, you can't return it since yours was purchased 16 days ago and our return policy is only 14 days in Wal-Mart for cell phones.
If you don't believe me, just go into the Bluetooth menu on the phone. You will find Bluetooth profile selections for using only headphones or hands free. Nothing else.I'm giving it 3 stars as a consolation since it actually feels good in my hand. I'd like to give it one star because it is almost impossible when reading all the current internet literature to learn what "Bluetooth" capability this phone really has, especially for the unsuspecting consumer.
Answer: yes