Re: Bluetooth probs? Reset your watch

ards, Philippe C. On 21 Jul 2020, at 5:06 pm, Tim Law wrote: I’ve an Apple Watch Series Three and an iPhone 6s I was having ongoing issues with Bluetooth connections To various devices and no amount of restarting the devices, turning Bluetooth on and off would Result in a lasting fix

Re: Bluetooth probs? Reset your watch

prompted me to do a reset to original factory settings … and all’s well now! > So thank you for letting us know. > > Best regards, > > Philippe C. > > > On 21 Jul 2020, at 5:06 pm, Tim Law wrote: > > I’ve an Apple Watch Series Three and an iPhone 6s >

Bluetooth probs? Reset your watch

I’ve an Apple Watch Series Three and an iPhone 6s I was having ongoing issues with Bluetooth connections To various devices and no amount of restarting the devices, turning Bluetooth on and off would Result in a lasting fix Most annoying was the watch which would lose connection at a whim

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth? OT

00 series double DIN > unit. The Mac mini can mount above the stereo and can be a dash cam for > recording exciting manoeuvres. > > Alternatively I have a double DIN unit that does mapping, inc OziExplorer, > and Memory-Map plus a reversing camera. And talks to my iPhone 6s via

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

ziExplorer, > and Memory-Map plus a reversing camera. And talks to my iPhone 6s via > Bluetooth in my 30 year old Landcruiser. > > > > Sent from Tim's iPhone > > On 4 Dec 2017, at 5:54 pm, Rod Blitvich <rb...@iinet.net.au > <mailto:rb...@iinet.net.au>> wrote:

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

that does mapping, inc OziExplorer, and Memory-Map plus a reversing camera. And talks to my iPhone 6s via Bluetooth in my 30 year old Landcruiser. Sent from Tim's iPhone > On 4 Dec 2017, at 5:54 pm, Rod Blitvich <rb...@iinet.net.au> wrote: > > Thank you Brian, Tim & Ronn

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

681 256 rb...@iinet.net.au > On 4 Dec 2017, at 4:09 pm, Brian RISBEY <risb...@bigpond.com> wrote: > > Hi Rod, > I have a Belkin Tunecast auto and a DockBoss Bluetooth by CableJive. > This allows me to Bluetooth music to my choice of FM station. In the car. > Ho

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

Hi Rod, I have a Belkin Tunecast auto and a DockBoss Bluetooth by CableJive. This allows me to Bluetooth music to my choice of FM station. In the car. Hope this helps. It does lose some volume so you need to tune your radio up a bit more to compensate. Brian On 2 Dec 2017, at 17:28, Tim Law

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

Rod, Does the car have a way of connecting anything via Bluetooth? My 2009 Getz does and it generally picks up the phone well and works well for phone calls and playing. A charge cable keeps the battery going. I found cars pre this era may have a RCA connector hidden away maybe

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

>> “Get help connecting your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with your car stereo >> You can connect your iOS device with a compatible car stereo using >> Bluetooth, a USB cable, or CarPlay. If you can't pair or connect your iOS >> device with your car stereo, or you don't hea

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

ve ‘CarPlay’? > “Get help connecting your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with your car stereo > You can connect your iOS device with a compatible car stereo using Bluetooth, > a USB cable, or CarPlay. If you can't pair or connect your iOS device with > your car stereo, or you don't hear audio pl

Re: iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

Hi Blitto, Does your car have ‘CarPlay’? “Get help connecting your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with your car stereo You can connect your iOS device with a compatible car stereo using Bluetooth, a USB cable, or CarPlay. If you can't pair or connect your iOS device with your car stereo, or you

iPhone Car FM/Bluetooth?

Hi Please - any recommendations for playing my iPhone X through the car stereo??? Charging as well would be great ta Blitto Rod Blitvich - Amy & Sam’s Dad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Good Ideas 0409 681 256 rb...@iinet.net.au -- The WA Macintosh User Group

Re: Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

ion to your stated split system need it > worked for us! > Best wishes > Severin > >> On 13 Oct 2017, at 12:54 pm, Diana & Graham Stevens <diag...@iinet.net.au >> <mailto:diag...@iinet.net.au>> wrote: >> >> Hi everyone >> >> I am getting de

Re: Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

I remember when you had all the trouble with the optical cable. I am going to investigate connecting wireless headphones to the optical-digital audio out which should not cancel the audio via the speakers. I have Panasonic also so I shall visit JB HiFi and take advice. Thanks again for your

Re: Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

not a direct solution to your stated split system need it >> worked for us! >> Best wishes >> Severin >> >>> On 13 Oct 2017, at 12:54 pm, Diana & Graham Stevens <diag...@iinet.net.au >>> <mailto:diag...@iinet.net.au>> wrote: >>>

Re: Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

tated split system need it > worked for us! > Best wishes > Severin > >> On 13 Oct 2017, at 12:54 pm, Diana & Graham Stevens <diag...@iinet.net.au> >> wrote: >> >> Hi everyone >> >> I am getting deaf so I often can't hear the TV, I w

Re: Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

pm, Diana & Graham Stevens <diag...@iinet.net.au> > wrote: > > Hi everyone > > I am getting deaf so I often can't hear the TV, I would like Bluetooth > earphones but then my husband can't hear. I wondered if it is possible to > pair the Apple TV with one o

Apple TV and Bluetooth Speakers

Hi everyone I am getting deaf so I often can't hear the TV, I would like Bluetooth earphones but then my husband can't hear. I wondered if it is possible to pair the Apple TV with one of the new Bose mini speakers. High quality sound which we could have nearby. If this worked maybe we could

Re: Looking for second hand Apple Bluetooth Touch Pad

Thanks Daniel … I am not in a hurry ! Also thanks to Neil for your input. Always helps to hear others experiences. > On 9 Mar 2016, at 2:32 PM, Neil Houghton wrote: > > Hi Stephen, > > No, I’m hanging on to mine ;o) > > Just thought that I’d mention that I like to have

Re: Looking for second hand Apple Bluetooth Touch Pad

Hi Stephen, No, I¹m hanging on to mine ;o) Just thought that I¹d mention that I like to have both at hand ­ I tend to have the trackpad to the left of the keyboard and operate with my left hand and the mouse to the right, operated by my right hand. I probably use the mouse most of the time

Looking for second hand Apple Bluetooth Touch Pad

Hi folks, If anybody has one of the above (battery operated is OK). I might be interested in buying for a reasonable price. My wife is having wrist pain issues using the mouse, so just want to see if this will help. Don’t want to pay for a new one until I see if this works for her. So if you

Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard Battery Level Permanently 100 percent

A few days ago the Bluetooth devices battery level indicators (for Apple mouse and keyboard) suddenly changed to show 100 percent. Late 2009 iMac; OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks. I changed the Magic Mouse batteries for some old ones. Still 100 percent. Did Restart then SMC reset. No Change

Re: Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard Battery Level Permanently 100 percent

2 Feb 2016, at 4:14 PM, Alan Smith <sma...@iinet.net.au> wrote: >> >> A few days ago the Bluetooth devices battery level indicators (for Apple >> mouse and keyboard) suddenly changed to show 100 percent. Late 2009 iMac; >> OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks. >> >&g

Re: Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard Battery Level Permanently 100 percent

Hi Alan, > On 12 Feb 2016, at 4:14 PM, Alan Smith <sma...@iinet.net.au> wrote: > > A few days ago the Bluetooth devices battery level indicators (for Apple > mouse and keyboard) suddenly changed to show 100 percent. Late 2009 iMac; > OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks. > >

Fwd: Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard Battery Level Permanently 100 percent

an Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: > From: Alan Smith <sma...@iinet.net.au> > Date: 12 February 2016 at 7:08:21 PM AWST > To: wamug@wamug.org.au > Subject: Re: Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard Battery Level Permanently 100 > percent > Reply-To: wamug@wamug.o

New iPhone 6s with my Car Bluetooth ?

Hi folks, I recently deleted my old iPhone 5 from my Car Media then paired my new 6s with the Car Media. Previously when I started my car the iPhone 5 automatically connected. However ??? this does not happen with my 6s. Each time I start the car I must (on my 6s) tap Settings, Bluetooth

Re: New iPhone 6s with my Car Bluetooth ?

car I must tell the iPhone to connect. > On 22 Nov 2015, at 12:46 PM, petercr...@westnet.com.au wrote: > > What car is it Stephen, Model and Year and what Media options do you have in > the car? I presume you've read the car manual about "auto Bluetooth phone > connection&qu

Re: New iPhone 6s with my Car Bluetooth ?

e sure. I would try as per the link here as a tip. > > I would also try the following if it were me. Select the Bluetooth pairing > for the car on the phone as it is and "Forget this device" and remove the > previous pairing of the 6S phone within the car. Do an iPhone shutdown

Re: New iPhone 6s with my Car Bluetooth ?

Ok, that is frustrating to be sure. I would try as per the link here as a tip. I would also try the following if it were me. Select the Bluetooth pairing for the car on the phone as it is and "Forget this device" and remove the previous pairing of the 6S phone with

Re: New iPhone 6s with my Car Bluetooth ?

What car is it Stephen, Model and Year and what Media options do you have in the car? I presume you've read the car manual about "auto Bluetooth phone connection" or similar? Typically provided the pairing is done on your phone, it would auto connect on future occasions, e

Re: Why Apple Keeps Turning ON Your Bluetooth

Very interesting Ronnie. I like to leave Bluetooth on as I have my GARMIN Nuvi ready for in car telecons via my iPhone. It works a treat and avoids fumbling around while driving ( and getting booked) Cheers Marcus Sent from Marcus iPhone 5 On 16 Mar 2014, at 11:34 am, Ronda Brown ro

Re: Why Apple Keeps Turning ON Your Bluetooth

Hi Marcus, I turn Bluetooth on when I am driving as my iPhone connects to TomTom GO. It is an automatic action as soon as I enter my car ;-) I don't use my iPhone in the car without a hands free device, as it is extremely dangerous, plus I already have enough demerits points for over the speed

Re: Mail and Bluetooth Weirdness

, but you have indicated that they are. First - the Bluetooth Mouse dropping connection If you are experiencing drop-outs the first thing to do is check the signal strength, which is computed for Bluetooth devices as a 'Received Signal Strength Indication' (RSSI) value. While the connection

Re: Mail and Bluetooth Weirdness

Hi Diana Unsure what has changed, as it had sent and received emails when I had set it up. But yes if it's using mail.iinet.net.au then it should be fine to send. Also, just a thought, do you have the Bluetooth mouse linked to your laptop as well? As if you do, then that could be overriding

Re: Mail and Bluetooth Weirdness

Kerr dan...@macwizardry.com.au wrote: Hi Diana Unsure what has changed, as it had sent and received emails when I had set it up. But yes if it's using mail.iinet.net.au then it should be fine to send. Also, just a thought, do you have the Bluetooth mouse linked to your laptop as well

Mail and Bluetooth Weirdness

Hi All I hope you are having a pleasant weekend. We are having two problems with Graham's MacBook Air and they appear to be linked, if you cure one the other is cured too. I don't understand why. Problems 1. Mail does not arrive. 2. Bluetooth mouse not seen. Yesterday using the trackpad I

Re: Mail and Bluetooth Weirdness

Hi Diana, I can't explain why or how the two incidents are related, but you have indicated that they are. First - the Bluetooth Mouse dropping connection: If you are experiencing drop-outs the first thing to do is check the signal strength, which is computed for Bluetooth devices

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

Closing thread - - Found more documentation on Bluetooth and an article in a Snow Leopard manual. I can now see how to set it up and send a file but it seems to be fiddly. I'll persevere when I have time and then test it for practical use. Thanks Alan On 23/05/2013, at 4:04 PM, Alan Smith

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

I wouldn't be using Bluetooth to move a file either. It's ok for very little things,..but not good for much else. From memory Bluetooth works about 2MB/sec, USB1 is 12MB/sec, Firewire400 is 400MB/sec, USB2 is 480MB/sec,…and so on,… (I can keep going if anyone still wants to play,…lol) Kind

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

Hi Daniel Limitations of small file size and slow transfer speed are accepted, but Bluetooth has three possible advantages. 1. Documentation says files can be pushed or pulled between computers. AirDrop needs operations on both computers. 2. Files can come-from and go-to anywhere

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

795 960 Email: daniel AT macwizardry.com.au Web: http://www.macwizardry.com.au **For everything Apple** On 24/05/2013, at 9:35 PM, Alan Smith sma...@iinet.net.au wrote: Hi Daniel Limitations of small file size and slow transfer speed are accepted, but Bluetooth has three possible

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

and slow transfer speed are accepted, but Bluetooth has three possible advantages. 1. Documentation says files can be pushed or pulled between computers. AirDrop needs operations on both computers. 2. Files can come-from and go-to anywhere in the file structure of two computers

Fwd: Bluetooth File Exchange

re-sending in Plain Text - - - Begin forwarded message: From: Alan Smith sma...@iinet.net.au Subject: Re: Bluetooth File Exchange Date: 23 May 2013 2:22:52 PM AWST To: wamug@wamug.org.au Hi Ronni Terriffic! But how can I actually send a file? I went through all the set up

Re: Bluetooth File Exchange

Hi Alan, Yes, you can send files with Bluetooth to other Macs on your local Network. But AirDrop is faster as it uses WiFi and doesn't require passwords, setup, or special settings. Sharing is simple 'Drag Drop'. AirDrop: Click the AirDrop icon in the sidebar of a Finder window on both

Bluetooth File Exchange

Can files be copied between Macs using Bluetooth, or is Bluetooth just for sending items from a portable device (e.g. smart phone) to a Mac? Regards, Alan Alan Smith Late 2012 iMac 27 Intel Quad Core i5 3.2Ghz 8GB RAM - OSX 10.8.3 Late 2009 iMac 21.5 Intel Core 2 Duo 3.06GHz 12G RAM - OSX

Re: Navigation with Bluetooth Keyboard on iPad

. The following link to decadentwaste was referred by TUAW and Apple Communities for providing full navigation from the keyboard using the VoiceOver utility. http://decadentwaste.net/2011/03/navigate-using-a-bluetooth-keyboard-on-your-ios-device/ I can't get the keyboard navigation to work

Re: Navigation with Bluetooth Keyboard on iPad

-a-bluetooth-keyboard-on-your-ios-device/ I can't get the keyboard navigation to work - and can't even get VoiceOver to function properly (it keeps turning itself off). I am aware of the Apple VoiceOver Getting Started guide, but haven't studied it yet. Have WAMUGgers any experience

Navigation with Bluetooth Keyboard on iPad

utility. http://decadentwaste.net/2011/03/navigate-using-a-bluetooth-keyboard-on-your-ios-device/ I can't get the keyboard navigation to work - and can't even get VoiceOver to function properly (it keeps turning itself off). I am aware of the Apple VoiceOver Getting Started guide, but haven't

Bluetooth stereo headphones

Hi all, Does anyone have a recommendation for some bluetooth stereo headphones that work with the iPhone 3GS or iPad2 ? The type that covers the ear, no the fall-out type that's pushed in to the ear. Thanks, Walter -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http

Lost Bluetooth Mouse Pairing

Hello All My MacbookPro (2 GHz Intel Core i7, 10.6.8) can't see the mouse any more. When I open the Bluetooth Preferences it says 'Name not available' where it should give the details of the MBP. It claimed that the mouse was connected and discoverable but it did not work. I tried new

Re: Lost Bluetooth Mouse Pairing

Hi Diana, Is it a Magic Mouse? First, have you tried restarting your MBP? Second, have you tried going to System Preferences Bluetooth Preferences, remove your bluetooth mouse, and repair it? Cheers, Ronni On 09/03/2012, at 11:50 AM, Diana Graham Stevens wrote: Hello All My

Re: Lost Bluetooth Mouse Pairing

your MBP? Second, have you tried going to System Preferences Bluetooth Preferences, remove your bluetooth mouse, and repair it? Cheers, Ronni On 09/03/2012, at 11:50 AM, Diana Graham Stevens wrote: Hello All My MacbookPro (2 GHz Intel Core i7, 10.6.8) can't see the mouse any more

Re: Lost Bluetooth Mouse Pairing

and the FatMac. Another senior moment! Regards Diana On 09/03/2012, at 12:00 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: Hi Diana, Is it a Magic Mouse? First, have you tried restarting your MBP? Second, have you tried going to System Preferences Bluetooth Preferences, remove your bluetooth

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

hear your language spoken. 4. The Supertooth 3 is now in pairing mode. You now need to activate Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search for devices. Now you need to use your iPhone to search for Bluetooth devices: 1. Select Settings. 2. Select General. 3. Select

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

G'day Chris, I have the Blueant device as well. You must put the BLUEANT into pairing mode first. You do this by holding the green answering button at the same time as turning it on. Whilst it is in pairing mode, then on your iPhone go to Bluetooth devices and it should permit it to pair up

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

. The Supertooth 3 will now prompt you to select your language: press the Multi-Function button when you hear your language spoken. 4. The Supertooth 3 is now in pairing mode. You now need to activate Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search for devices. Now you

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

mode. You now need to activate Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search for devices. Now you need to use your iPhone to search for Bluetooth devices: 1. Select Settings. 2. Select General. 3. Select Bluetooth. 4. Wait for your phone to search for devices

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

and blue. 3. The Supertooth 3 will now prompt you to select your language: press the Multi-Function button when you hear your language spoken. 4. The Supertooth 3 is now in pairing mode. You now need to activate Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search for devices. Now you need to use your iPhone to search for Bluetooth devices: 1. Select Settings. 2. Select General. 3. Select Bluetooth. 4. Wait for your phone to search for devices, then select your BlueAnt device

Re: iphone 4s bluetooth

language spoken. 4. The Supertooth 3 is now in pairing mode. You now need to activate Bluetooth on your phone, and use your phone's Bluetooth menu to search for devices. Now you need to use your iPhone to search for Bluetooth devices: 1. Select Settings. 2. Select General. 3. Select

iphone 4s bluetooth

Afternoon all I dont seem to be able to get my new iphone 4s to pair with my Blueant Supertooth 3 hands free set (which worked well in my car with my previous telstra T90). I have turned the iPhone Bluetooth on, and it shows the BlueAnt device, but when I click on it, it shows a msg saying

iPhone 4S, Bluetooth Siri

Hello Friends my wife set up bluetooth in her car for her new iPhone 4S but now Siri does not work. Have there been any issues in regards to this area? Cheers, and thanks in advance, Alex -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist

Re: iPhone 4S, Bluetooth Siri

Hi Alex, What car is it? Some cars Bluetooth systems don't work well with SIRI. Your experience will vary greatly depending on the exact Bluetooth hardware being used. Vehicles may vary in the experience because they use multiple suppliers, each of whom may implement the specification

Bluetooth Blues

Hi everybody Bluetooth troubles 3G IPhone and MacBook 15 10.6.6 They are recognising each other Come up as pared but will not connect The phone goes searching (Now Discoverable) but does not find it Have tried setting them up from scratch again The computer finds it and codes go

Re: Bluetooth Blues

Hello Gerald Valerie, Welcome to WAMUG Mailing list, as I don’t remember you posting before. Are you trying to transfer files via Bluetooth connection? If so, you cannot. iPhone can connect wirelessly to Bluetooth devices such as headsets, headphones, and car kits for music listening

Re: Bluetooth Blues

Hi Rhonda Have been working for a while but watching in the background Tried the network thing an received this message The Bluetooth network is unavailable. There was a problem connecting to your device. Make sure the device is on, in range, paired correctly and services such as Bluetooth

Re: Bluetooth Blues

this message The Bluetooth network is unavailable. There was a problem connecting to your device. Make sure the device is on, in range, paired correctly and services such as Bluetooth tethering are set up properly. Still pared but no contact Thanks Gerald On 11/02/2011, at 11:36 AM

Re: Sending FAX via iPhone over bluetooth

On 06/12/2010, at 1:57 PM, Alexander Hartner wrote: I would like to send a fax and have paired my iphone with my Mac. However every time I send a fax, it first waits with Waiting for modem to become available and then after 10 minutes changes to complete. However the fax is never sent

Sending FAX via iPhone over bluetooth

I would like to send a fax and have paired my iphone with my Mac. However every time I send a fax, it first waits with Waiting for modem to become available and then after 10 minutes changes to complete. However the fax is never sent or received. I have tested this my putting in my home phone

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

: I mean, all our computers would be much more secure if we kept wireless and bluetooth turned off, but I guess the single important difference between the iPhone and other mobile phone bluetooth environments is that the option to Browse Device... is not available under the Mac OS X

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

store I am sure someone would have found cure, for Bluetooth. Try Google also! But, Apple do not want Bluetooth access except for devices, reasoning anyones guess but security would be a good one. Bluetooth is a huge network security risk because of its portability and devices, inclusive

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Hi Rob, Thanks for that info. Yes, after Peter¹s suggestion I am looking at iFiles ­ it looks to handle Bluetooth and Wireless file transfer ­ and much more besides ­ I may have to put my money down... Cheers Neil -- Neil R. Houghton Albany, Western Australia Tel: +61 8 9841 6063 Email: n

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

within 7 and VIsta that will show. If you search Apps store I am sure someone would have found cure, for Bluetooth. Try Google also! But, Apple do not want Bluetooth access except for devices, reasoning anyones guess but security would be a good one. Bluetooth is a huge network security

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

be accessible, there is a image capture program loaded within 7 and VIsta that will show. If you search Apps store I am sure someone would have found cure, for Bluetooth. Try Google also! But, Apple do not want Bluetooth access except for devices, reasoning anyones guess but security

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

DiskAid which links into FileApp on phone. Check in File Manager it will be a device so all should be accessible, there is a image capture program loaded within 7 and VIsta that will show. If you search Apps store I am sure someone would have found cure, for Bluetooth. Try Google also

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

if we kept wireless and bluetooth turned off, but If we set up an Airport network, we must choose to protect it, the appropriate security system (eg WPA2) and an appropriately secure password. I require a password log-in to my computers on start-up, wake from sleep and wake from screensaver

How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

On our last European holiday (a couple of years ago) we used to regularly transfer photos from Georgie's Nokia mobile phone to our MacBook pro by bluetooth - it was very convenient - we could do it over drinks in the hotel bar. I was trying to figure out how to do it with my new iPhone - but I'm

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

File transfer via bluetooth is NOT supported. You can connect to telephone headsets/handsfree devices, stereo headphones/speakers, a computer for tethering purposes and some peer-to-peer apps from the app store. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3647 Sent from Ronni's iPad On 29/09/2010, at 9

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Hi Neil,when Apple introduced the iPhone, one of their forms of protecting us from unwarranted viral attacks from others was to limit bluetooth to sound only via bluetooth earpieces and handsfree devices only later allowing higher quality stereo audio as well. File transfers were not allowed

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

that it is beyond the capabilities of my new iPhone ­ I have to have a cable in my pocket ­ and, even if I do, I¹m not sure how that would work with, say, a windows laptop (without iTunes installed?). I didn¹t really follow the article you linked to ­ I wasn¹t sure what all the different Bluetooth profiles

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

on 29/9/10 9:57 PM, Eugene at edeg...@helena.wa.edu.au wrote: Hi Neil, when Apple introduced the iPhone, one of their forms of protecting us from unwarranted viral attacks from others was to limit bluetooth to sound only via bluetooth earpieces and handsfree devices only later allowing

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Morning, As mentioned Bluetooth support within iPhone is for devices only, as per most things Apple. USB connection and GraphicConverter will do same as Bluetooth except with cable connected? Another App called FileApp will allow a little more flexibility, but requires DiskAid on desktop

Re:Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Morning Again, Image Capture through USB also. I suppose that means iPhoto also; do not know do not use, but Adobe Bridge recognises. Cheers! `RobD.. On 30Sep2010, at 3:11 am, Rob Davies wrote: Morning, As mentioned Bluetooth support within iPhone is for devices only, as per most things

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Hi Neil, On 30/09/2010, at 1:48 AM, Neil Houghton wrote: Definitely a BAD thing in my book – you already have security settings to allow you to only approve the bluetooth connections you want on a case-by-case basis. I think Apple have gone this route as they are determined to keep

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

transfer via Bluetooth natively, there is plenty of third party support for this. Go to the iTunes Store and search for Files. You will be presented with a mind-boggling selection. iFiles is just one example of a solution which will do what you want. Peter HinchliffeApwin Computer Services

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

² - can¹t be done by simple bluetooth transfer ­ when my partners ancient 2G Nokia can... Cue her comment ³but I thought your iPhone could do everything!² and then the snigger ;o( Also, even with a cable, I¹m not sure what software would be required on, say, a non-iTunes windows machine to let

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

through USB also. I suppose that means iPhoto also; do not know do not use, but Adobe Bridge recognises. Cheers! `RobD.. On 30Sep2010, at 3:11 am, Rob Davies wrote: Morning, As mentioned Bluetooth support within iPhone is for devices only, as per most things Apple. USB connection

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

Hi Neil my samsung phone is horrible in many respects but i can at least bluetooth files with ease so i can understand how annoying it must be that you grown-up phone won't. I suppose you could always email the files if there weren't too many - inelegant, I know.. best alastair On 30

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

­ and, even if I do, I¹m not sure how that would work with, say, a windows laptop (without iTunes installed?). Although Apple doesn't support file transfer via Bluetooth natively, there is plenty of third party support for this. Go to the iTunes Store and search for Files. You will be presented

Re: How do you make a bluetooth connection between Mac iPhone

to only approve the bluetooth connections you want on a case-by-case basis. I think Apple have gone this route as they are determined to keep the iPhone as secure as they possibly can. Once you give people the option to lay their phones wide open by say allowing a phone to be Always visible

Skype Bluetooth

Hi folks, has anybody ever used a Bluetooth earpiece with Skype? Can it be done? If so... how? Thanks all Ken Jackson +61 08 9376 1680 0409 770 747 Skype kennyj1098 kenjackson7...@gmail.com -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List

Re: Skype Bluetooth

Haven't tried, but is possible... http://www.google.com.au/search?client=safarirls=enq=skype+and+bluetooth+ headset+for+macie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8redir_esc=ei=HatHTNjQPMuXcYWbiNgD Kind Regards Daniel Sent from my iPhone --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email: daniel @ macwizardry

iPad/Wireless bluetooth printer

Genie Solutions http://www.geniesolutions.com.au/ is developing an iPad version of the software. so far it is going fine but needs further developing. I see in a recent Macworld tip talk about printing from iPhone and iPad and with multitasking in iOS 4 printing may be easier. Is it

Wireless/Bluetooth mic/iPhone/Voice Memos

Is there a plug in or wireless Bluetooth external microphone that you can use with Voice Memos in the iPhone? Stuart Breden PO Box 132 Kalamunda WA 6926 Hm Ph: (08) 9257 1577 Wk Ph: (08) 9291 4599 Mbl: 0417 053 266 -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http

Re: Bluetooth keyboard - how to swap computers - Solved

OK - problem solved. Whilst it was obvious the keyboard could only be connected to one computer at a time, it would also seem that the keyboard can only be paired with one computer at a time. Disconnecting the bluetooth keyboard from the 27 was not enough, I had to remove it from the bluetooth

Re: Bluetooth keyboard - how to swap computers - Solved - and a further question

- problem solved. Whilst it was obvious the keyboard could only be connected to one computer at a time, it would also seem that the keyboard can only be paired with one computer at a time. Disconnecting the bluetooth keyboard from the 27 was not enough, I had to remove it from the bluetooth list

Bluetooth keyboard - how to swap computers

where my problems start. Bluetooth is working fine on the 24 iMac (wireless mighty mouse connected and working) but for the life of me I can't connect to the wireless keyboard - it just can't find it (I borrowed another USB keyboard while I tried to sort it out). At first, I thought I'd found

Re: Bluetooth keyboard - how to swap computers

light will begin to blink. This indicates your keyboard is in discovery mode and ready to pair with your Mac. (which it doesn't) http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3048#1 Also from http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3894#discoverymode Discoverable: When a Bluetooth enabled device is ³discoverable

RE: Bluetooth Magic Mouse

...@wamug.org.au] On Behalf Of Ronda Brown Sent: Sunday, 17 January 2010 3:21 PM To: WAMUG Mailing List Subject: Re: Bluetooth Magic Mouse Hi Peter, As Wendy said in her reply, deleting the bluetooth plist in MacIntosh HD LibraryPreferences and restarting computer. The Magic Mouse then works properly

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