Is there a wireless solution for people who want to share a dial-up
analog internet connection in different rooms of a house? They don't
need a DSL/Cable connection, they just want to be able to go online
using the 2 PCs they have in different rooms.

Ive just got a notebook, if I buy a bluetooth adadpter for it will I be able
to dialup for internet access on it via my T610? Thanks for any help as you
can tell Im very new to all this.
Thanks again

I have a serial device connected to my PC over bluetooth with the
widcomm software. The PC is the client and the
the device is the server. When the device is out of range the
connection breaks down. What can I do that the Pc

Well my t68i seems to have gone to hell (it no says 'No Access' all the
time).  So now I need a new cell phone that has good BT connectivity...
Taking recommendations...
Thanks

Hi! Where can i get the latest driver? Thanks Andi

Mavin BT dongle and SE R520m phone
Can anyone help me to get my phone backed up to the PC? I've installed
the dongle and paired successfully but can't seem to connect to the
phone via Ericsson Communication Suite even when I make the phone

Finally got my 270c back from Motorola for the firmware upgrade. S/W
version 2203.01.35.
So if I understand, I go to Settings, connection, bluetooth link,
handsfree, <put headset in pair mode) then scan all on the phone?

I thought I would start a fresh thread so that anyone involved in the world
of the Motorola 270c can see it and see we have developed our own lil
community. As most know, I had a 270c, not a Verizon sold/issueed version. I
subsequently bought the BT Module for the unit and the 270c ...

Sony Ericsson T608 plus Jabra BT200.  Works perfectly if headset is within a
few feet with line of sight, but if my body is in the way the range is only
a foot or so. Is there a way to (1) determine which of the two units is
faulty, and/or (2) improve performance?

I was considering a X10 PC interface and x10 modules to control some
electrical appliances in my home.
But then I thought hey, I have a Hi-tech P900 Bluetooth phone. Wouldn't it
be great if I could control the same appliances via GPRS/WAP from my phone.

I am finally getting rid of my Nextel and getting a Siemens s56. I am
buying it for the size, but was intrigued to find that it was Bluetooth
enabled.
So, from what I can tell, Bluetooth is simply a wireless coomunications

Do bluetooth-enabled cordless phones support bluetooth-enabled
headsets?  Any recommendations on brands?
Thanks,
Jim

Have a computer which links to a wireless hub via a wireless PCI card
installed in it. Runs on Windows XP professional
Installed a Belkin USB Dongle and when the computer has rebooted and I
log into my user part the TCP/IP network isn't loaded and I have no

Just picked up a Linksys USBBT100 USB Bluetooth adapter.  Figured what the hell, maybe it's the adapter I'm using.
No, it's not.
Win XP Pro, configured to lease an IP from Cablevision through DHCP.  When I install the Bluetooth software, then add
the device, I can xfer files from my ...

I have an older Jabra freespeak which I got off eBay that won't talk to
my new excessively expensive 3650...  But anyway, I am looking at other
headsets that fit the handsfree profile.  The Plantronics M-3000 seems
like it would be a big improvement as far as talk-time goes.  My