I don't think the iPhone can bluetooth to a laptop. As far as I know
it only bluetooths to head/speaker phones.
Chris Griffiths
On 08/01/2009, at 10:20 AM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Can any one offer a comment on this please, I am completely ignorant
on anything to do with mobile phones, iPhone or other!
Severin Crisp
Pop, are you able to throw a query out to the WAMUG for me please?
I am considering an iPhone and whilst I am confident it can do all
of the fancy things – app downloads etc, I want to be able to
locally synch my email, contacts and calendar to the iPhone using
the Bluetooth connection DIRECT TO THE LAPTOP – ie NOT WiFi via the
Phone service provider. I use Outlook 2003 and not exactly sure
which version of Exchange Server exists but at least a starting
question. I am interested to know if anyone has actually done it
this way – as opposed to someone saying “well it should be ok” – as
that doesn’t prove anything for me.
Let me know if you know what I mean and if you’re able to flick it
out to the Mac community that would be great to see any responses of
affirmative proof.
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