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Rob0711

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maybe it´s a stupid question. but i haven´t been bothering with these bluetooth headsets so far. so are any of those working with ichat and skype ? would be far more comfortable than any usb solution out there...
 
Rob0711 said:
maybe it´s a stupid question. but i haven´t been bothering with these bluetooth headsets so far. so are any of those working with ichat and skype ? would be far more comfortable than any usb solution out there...

They work; the big limitation is that it has to be set up to either pair with your computer or your phone, AFAIK, so once you set it up, it will no longer work on your phone.
 
mkrishnan said:
They work; the big limitation is that it has to be set up to either pair with your computer or your phone, AFAIK, so once you set it up, it will no longer work on your phone.

Depends on the headset. I just got the Jabra BT800 and you can pair it with up to eight devices. Each item just gets added to a list in the headset.
 
I have a Motorola HS-820 headset ... I've used it for iChat, but I forget if I had to re-pair it with my phone or not. I'll try to do that tonight and post an udpate here.
 
Angelus520 said:
Depends on the headset. I just got the Jabra BT800 and you can pair it with up to eight devices. Each item just gets added to a list in the headset.

Okay, I have a Jabra too... maybe I misunderstand. If you're sitting in front of your computer, with your cell, and you try to connect by turning it on, which of the two possible connections does it make? How do you decide which pairing you want it to make?
 
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