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Topic # 5988 14-Dec-2005 21:06
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I am moving my cell service to Verizon in Feb. I want a Bluetooth able Pocket PC to dial my Bluetooth able phone via Bluetooth hands free kit. I would like to use Microsoft Voice Command if possible.

I need a recommendation for a Pocket PC device and phone. 2 separate devices. I already have a Pocket PC phone with T-Mobile but the service is not all that good.

Do all current Bluetooth able phones from Verizon work with Bluetooth able Pocket PCs?


The Pocket PC can be used. I would like the phone to be new.

Please advise.

Thanks.

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Reply # 24753 14-Dec-2005 22:08
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Welcome to Geekzone... Verizon seems to be planning the launch of its XV 6700 for sometime soon. It's a good device, and you might not need a mobile phone at all. It will work with Voice Command, but won't transfer commands to a separate mobile phone.

Other than this, I think Verizon is currently selling the XV 6600, but this comes with Windows Mobile 2003, not as new as the XV 6700 Windows Mobile 5.







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