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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › xda11s wont hold connection to internet
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#3727 23-Mar-2005 08:47
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i am using a laptop and an xda11s im using my laptop to connect to the internet via a xda11s bluetooth dial up network using a gprs connection the problem is as soon as its connected i get a message will appear on my pda and tell me that the connection has been disconnected any help will be appreciated

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#13770 23-Mar-2005 08:53
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Check that your Bluetooth software on the Pocket PC is at least Build 3500 (tap Bluetooth Settings | About). I think O2 will sometime release an update. I used to have this issue with a Harrier (CDMA EV-DO version of the XDA IIs/PDA2k).

Of course contact O2 and nag them about this so they know how many users are affected by this problem.




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