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Midnight
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43 posts		 27-Nov-03, 06:26 PM (PST)
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   Any idea on blue tooth cell phones, and what carrier sells them?

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fopa
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931 posts		 28-Nov-03, 06:34 AM (PST)
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1. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   I noticed on my new Mac power book that I've got Bluetooth. What the hell is it and what does it do?

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Midnight
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2. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   Close range wireless protocol.

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Nomad
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66 posts		 28-Nov-03, 09:05 AM (PST)
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3. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   LAST EDITED ON 28-Nov-03 AT 09:07 AM (PST)
 
It's a short range low power low speed wireless technology. It runs on the same frequency as 802.11b (2.5Ghz) and microwave ovens. It has several very cool uses in that (with a Mac at least) you can just walk by or walk up to your computer or your PDA and your phone and/or PDA will automatically sync with the other devices. That is, once you've setup the devices on each other. There are a couple of other uses such as wireless keyboards and mice. Another one is wireless headsets for cell phones which are very handy to have.

As for Bluetooth phones. TMobile, AT&T Wireless and Cingular are the only carriers that I can think of. You are also more likely to find Bluetooth on GSM phones since it's used in Europe/Japan so heavily.

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MacDoctor
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4. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   You can also use a bluetooth phone to control applications on the Mac. For instance, the phone can become a wireless remote for controlling a Powerpoint or Keynote presentation. And you can create AppleScripts that will allow lots of cool interraction between the Mac & a cell phone... like starting/stopping an application when you are within a certain range of the computer (iTunes is a good candidate for this one).

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bigbasin
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2137 posts		 29-Nov-03, 05:33 AM (PST)
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5. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   att

good guys

bluetooth-enabled phones...this means you have to get the phone and purchase the ear piece separately

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newguy99
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6. "RE: Blue tooth"
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   I saw an ad, I think best buy, where with 1 year service you get both the Ericson phone and blue tooth ear peace for either $50 or free. Sadly it only works on AT&T and I am a verizon guy. I love my motorola phone, just wish it was blue tooth.

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