should be called bluetool
before anyone jumps my shit -- i think the phone is tits. and i don't dole that word out lightly. it's srsly like 3x cooler than i thought and i'm thoroughly impressed.
that said, the bluetooth appears to ONLY connect to headsets. nothing else. it discovers nothing in my office, and i've got like 5 discoverable bluetooth devices. this pretty much killed the plan for a 2 minute migration from the k750i, which has this awesome "send my whole fone book" feature that works over bluetooth.
luckily AddressBook.app was smart enough to know what to do with it (there's a bluetoof button in addressbook in case ya din't know dat) and then we used sync to put the contacts onto the phone.
and yeah, if i'm missing something please edjumacate me... i realize this could be user error ;)
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update: i RTFMmed (pdf) and this doesn't give me hope:
i often use my k790i as a bluetooth/edge modem to give my iBook internet access where there's no wifi available. you simply can't do this with the iphone, which kinda sux. there are PLENTY of important places (hellllooo SFO international) where there's no free wifi. hopefully this will be fixed in software at some point...
that said, the bluetooth appears to ONLY connect to headsets. nothing else. it discovers nothing in my office, and i've got like 5 discoverable bluetooth devices. this pretty much killed the plan for a 2 minute migration from the k750i, which has this awesome "send my whole fone book" feature that works over bluetooth.
luckily AddressBook.app was smart enough to know what to do with it (there's a bluetoof button in addressbook in case ya din't know dat) and then we used sync to put the contacts onto the phone.
and yeah, if i'm missing something please edjumacate me... i realize this could be user error ;)
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update: i RTFMmed (pdf) and this doesn't give me hope:
Bluetoothi used to WTFM for Adobe and this is the infamous "speak only in the positive" (i.e., if you could do more than talk on a bluetool headset, it would be enumerated here).
iPhone can connect wirelessly to Bluetooth headsets and car kits for hands-free talking. See “Using iPhone with a Bluetooth Headset or Car Kit” on page 37 for more information.
i often use my k790i as a bluetooth/edge modem to give my iBook internet access where there's no wifi available. you simply can't do this with the iphone, which kinda sux. there are PLENTY of important places (hellllooo SFO international) where there's no free wifi. hopefully this will be fixed in software at some point...
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