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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › Which Bluetooth cell phone to use.....

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#1496 4-May-2004 19:23
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I am thinking of buying a Nokia 6600, as I would like to use this as a modem for my IPAQ H5550. Does any one have any experience with these two combined, or is there a more suitable phone that I should choose?

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#5449 4-May-2004 19:28
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The'll work ok together, but since you have an iPAQ you might consider a cheaper Bluetooth enabled mobile phone.




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#5453 5-May-2004 05:45
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Good point!

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#5759 16-May-2004 17:33
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I have a SonyEricsson Z600 and use it for Bluetooth with Ipaq 2210. They work together brilliantly. SE in my limited experience seem to have the Bluetooth technology headstart on Nokia.



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#6910 29-Jun-2004 09:07

I have a Compaq Ipaq 3975 with built in bluetooth. I'm looking to change my cell phone provider to one in which I can use a bluetooth cell phone as a wireless modem for my Ipaq. Ideally, I would like one in which they have a very reasonable charge for a lot of usage or a plan that takes the time out of my minutes. What providers have you all had experience with? What could you recommend? Any help you may have is appreciated!

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#6911 29-Jun-2004 09:18
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ShellyFM, we're are you located?

In the US AT&T Wireless has just announced a new plan including a Bluetooth mobile phone and EDGE. If you're just after GPRS, T-Mobile has flat rate plans.




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#6912 29-Jun-2004 09:25

I'm in the US. Are you talking about ATT's plan as described at http://www.attwireless.com/business/plans/mobileinternet? I'm not sure how much I would use, but I tend to be a fanatic at checking my e-mail constantly. So, to me, it seemed like there prices might be a bit hefty. Has anyone had experience with these plans?

 
 
 
 

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#6913 29-Jun-2004 10:05
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Yep. Scroll down to $49.99 unlimited for PDA users. I think T-Mobile is $29.99 unlimited.




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