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NinjaKitten

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#11211 9-Jan-2007 19:13
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Alright, I currently have a Kyocera Strobe cellular device, as well as a desktop with Windows XP.
Teh Strobe has Bluetooth so what Im trying to do (if possible) is have to ability to connect to my cell and pc via Bluetooth. I have absolutely no idea where to even start nor do I even understand what Bluetooth Guide I should be looking at.
Any help will be appreciated, thank you. :)

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grant_k
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  #57395 9-Jan-2007 20:19
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You can get a USB to Bluetooth adapter from many computer stores. Load up the driver software and "Pair" the 2 devices, and Voila, you have a wireless internet connection.

I hope that helps,

Cheers,
Grant. 

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