god...
See a doctor. Seriously.
Originally posted by mcrain
2. It looks like a hemmoroid.
See a doctor. Seriously.
Originally posted by mcrain
2. It looks like a hemmoroid.
Originally posted by mithras
...but it's just a wee bit expensive:
PalmInfoCenter says it's just becoming available, for $212. (!)
Besides, you have to remove any memory sticks current plugged in, which kind of nullifies the point of quick, easy Hotsyncing.
Originally posted by delta.hex
Does someone know about the networking potential of bluetooth and os x?
I saw the demonstration of steve where he connects wirelessely to the internet via a cell phone. Is it possible, lets say, to connect to the net from my iBook using my G4 DSL connection and bluetooth? I would be surprised because it could cannibalize airport sales, but i think it is technically possible.
Originally posted by Gelfin
If you weren't going to roam more than 30 feet (under best conditions) from your G4, why wouldn't you just surf from the G4? Bluetooth is too limited in range to hurt sales of AirPort.
Originally posted by Screamingbeaver
I don't know too much about Bluetooth, but I am excited about it. Did you see Jobs demo it in his Keynote? He had a Bluetooth enabled cell phone and connected to the internet from it, launched the Bluetooth software on his iBook and Bam! He was surfing the web truely wirelessly. Anywhere you can get a signal with you cell phone.
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
Where did you see the keynote? I've been anxiously wating for Apple to post it, but no dice...
500!!!![]()
Originally posted by delta.hex
If my someone else is using it and I want to check my email, for example.
Originally posted by delta.hex
Is it possible, lets say, to connect to the net from my iBook using my G4 DSL connection and bluetooth? I would be surprised because it could cannibalize airport sales, but i think it is technically possible.
Originally posted by Pelorus
By default they include a file sharing app but it's not going to be a good subsititute for airport cards.
Originally written by a mate
Since Dlinks Bluetooth USB adapter wont be here in Sweden until around 2 months from now (HATE THAT!), I still did d/l Apples bluetooth technical preview, and inserted an TDK Bluetooth USB Adapter.
Voila - it works!
The adapter can be found at:
http://www.tdksys.com/bluetooth/USB_adaptor/USB_adaptor.html
Immediately tested with an Ericsson R520m mobilephone, and after having to key in the PIN-.code both at Mac, and at the phone, they did connect. No problems
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
Where did you see the keynote? I've been anxiously wating for Apple to post it, but no dice...
500!!!![]()
Originally posted by Wry Cooter
http://www.tokyodv.com/
may still have their footage, upper left menu. It wasn't official Apple Keynote Stream, just the home movie of a participant at MWTokyo.
So THATS the reason all these threads are peppered with inane chatter about avatars... people trying to boost their posting score so they can USE one. tsk tsk...
Originally posted by Screamingbeaver
Wow!, Nokia has five bluetooth enabled models...
http://www.nokia.com/bluetooth/
Originally posted by j763
SonyEricsson has got some excellent bluetooth phones (in my opinion, way better than Nokia's). and you can enable any modern ericsson (t-series) with a little adapter thing, it's called an "HBH 10" or something I think... That's what I'm using with my phone (I've got a wireless bluetooth headset) and I'm just hoping that that will work all OK with the Dlink thingy and the apple s/w... If you've STILL got some spare cash after buying all your apple stuf, I'd suggest that the T39 is probably the best way to go (BUILT IN bluetooth, tripleband network support, gprs, enhanced messaging service *drool*).
http://www.sonyericsson.com/T39/
sure, it's not a cheap phone, but it's the best out there![]()
Originally posted by Wry Cooter
Call me when one of the PalmOS phones has Bluetooth.
Originally posted by Gelfin
I don't even get this. The whole point of Bluetooth is that I don't need to buy one of those godawful "convergence" phones (every one of which amounts to not-the-greatest phone plus not-the-greatest PDA, and too bulky to boot). Let me pick the phone and PDA I like, and as long as they can communicate via Bluetooth everything's peachy.