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Re: Bluetooth questions



Paul,

I have an XDA II and wanted myself the nokia headset for it,  I have
heard now from many sources including the link that the nokia
firmware will not allow the nokia headset to stay associated with a
non nokia device, apparantly they will bond OK but after a few
minutes will disconnect (someone suggested this was deliberate from
nokia) there is also alot of issues with BT headsets on the XDA 2
the only one Im told works reliably is the jabra headset.  Most of
shops have been crap with the 'buy it and if it doesnt work bring it
back' approach.

Have a read over on the xda developers site theres usually some good
info there : http://www.xda-developers.com

David



--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@h...>
wrote:
> Hiy'all...
>
> couple of v. quick questions about BT headsets....
>
> Can I pair a headset with multiple devices? - can I operate a
headset with
> multiple devices simultaneously?
>
> I've heard about problems with Nokia phones & BT headsets, and
I've seen
> advice to buy *only* the Nokia headset to use with a Nokia
phone... If this
> is true, are there likely to be any issues using a Nokia headset
with some
> other (non Nokia) device as well...
>
> Reason for questions: I have a (company supplied) Nokia 6310i now,
and I
> plan to get an XDA2 sometime soon.... I can't just put the SIM
>from
> Nokia in the XDA, since it isn't enabled for GPRS (and isnt likely
to be),
> so like it or not, I'm going to end up having to carry two
devices... - but
> since they are different form-factors, I'm overly worried about
that....
> I'm not especially worried about using the XDA for voice either
(data only
> would be OK), but preliminary investigations seem to be suggesting
that it's
> actually cheaper to buy it with a voice contract than without....
Having
> just changed car, I no longer have a proper fitted carkit for the
Nokia
> phone, and although I can have one if I want, I think I'd just as
soon use a
> wireless headset to keep the car a little less cluttered. (and
also means I
> can change the handset to something else if I like...). If I'm
going to buy
> a BT headset, I'd like to be able to use it with both devices, -
and also
> with my old iPAQ as well if possible...
>
> So what are the possibilities?....
>
> Cheers guys.
>
> Paul G.
>
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