iPod touch Problem with Bluetooth, and a Kinda Wth Moment

[slomifier]

After hours of trying to find an opening in the update server I finally got a "chance to buy" the OS 3.0. Love the new features, but I'm having problem with my bluetooth

First, I tried pairing it with my Nokia headset, and it can't even find it. My laptop finds it so I know it's working. Secondly, I tried to hook up my laptop to my iPod Touch (kinda just for *****'n'giggles), and it found it, (Almost instantly, almost creepily), but it can't really connect to it. I got it to connect once, but my laptop said that my iPod didn't have any services accociated with it. I told my iPod to forget my laptop, so I could reconnect to it, now it tries to pair, but won't complete it.

The other thing is that I read (in an memory free'er's app's description) that Apple took out the Force Quit feature (By holding down the Home button). I tried it out, and low-and-behold, they did. Considering I saw this advertised in an app's description, would apple seriously get rid of something like that to spur new apps?

Thanks

 

[Pgohlke]

the new way to force quit is to hold the sleep/wake button until the red turn off slider comes up then hold the home button for 6 secs like normal and it will exit everything. I wish they had not changed this for the ipod touch and iphone at the moment because they replaced force quit with voice control on the 3gs only.

 

[slomifier]

On a side note, I just bought like 20$ worth in random stuff, is there a way to check everything that I've bought?

Anyways, I got to the Slider, held the Home button for a bit ('bout 20 seconds) and nothing happened. Does it only work on iPhones?

Oh, and does anyone have any ideas on the bluetooth problems?

Thanks

 

[Pgohlke]

to see what you bought go into itunes use this http://http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2727 and im on my ipod 2g and the red slider then home button works.

 

[JediMeister]

Bluetooth on an iPod touch/iPhone only supports the A2DP protocol. If the Nokia headset supports a different standard that maybe another mobile phone or the computer recognizes, that could very well be why its discoverable/usable with one product but not your iPod.