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lol that would be cool
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Posted: 2004-07-25 17:28:10
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Dear Buddies:
I Bluejack someone today but in common i can't bluejack people.
I can find their Mobile with serching but i can not send them anything.
Anybody knows why?
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Posted: 2004-07-28 09:32:33
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Depends. What are you trying to send ? and what happens when you try ?
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Posted: 2004-07-28 17:51:16
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The main problem I faced is that sometimes depending on the receiver's phone, some form of pairing is needed b4 connection can be establsihed. So while I can detect other phones, I cant establish connection unless we both key in the same password "1234...etc". Otherwise I will just get a message "bonding failed". Is there any way to by pass the password requirement?
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Posted: 2004-07-29 06:38:01
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no you cant cicumvent the pairing process but if you change your phone name to your message they should get the point. assumeing they are looking at the time.
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Posted: 2004-07-29 06:43:35
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Dera etaab
I want to send any contact pics. etc.
But after mor than twenty times i can only bluejack one.
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Posted: 2004-07-29 08:58:39
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Sorry friscosjoke, I dont understand, how does "changing my phone name in my msg" change anything. Most receivers will still reject the pairing and you wont be able to bluejack??? Anyone else can help
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Posted: 2004-07-29 09:36:20
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The most common mistake we all make when you first learn how to send stuff to people is you try to pair or bond with the other phone first. Dont do that. Simply find the item you want to send to the other phone, go to its options, and send it via Bluetooth. Pictures, sounds, themes, or other files always need the other phone owners permisson before they are allowed to be sent.
Things like contacts, calendar appointments, and tasks always get sent automatically. You can even attach pictures to contacts so they get sent automatically.
Most new Nokia phones all require the owners permission to allow the connection before anything gets sent, including contacts. They just wont accept things automatically, except for the old 6310. When you try to send something to a Nokia, on the Nokias screen your Bluetooth name is shown, saying something like '(bluetooth name) wishes to send you a message, accept yes / no ? '. The easiest way to trick the Nokia owner into accepting the incoming message is to rename your phones Bluetooth something like 'Nokia Msg Centre' or something which they'd think is normal, so they'll allow the message thinking they're about to receive some SMS messages.
Sometimes when you've already sent a message to some phones, they wont accept another. The T610/T630/Z600/K700 will only allow you to send one message to them at a time. Nokia phones however, allow 10+ depending on the handset, and PDA's / computers tend to have no limit to the amount of contacts you can send.
Hope this helps.
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Posted: 2004-07-29 12:45:03
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Hello.
How about the P800? Some days ago I did a bluetooth search in my hotelroom, and I found a phone called P800. I tried to send a contact with a name only from my T610, but it did not work.. I tried several times, but no luck.
Could it be that the owner was using the bluetooth for something else?
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Posted: 2004-07-29 13:15:02
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I tested how the 'Synchronize view' option (Menu -> Phonebook -> Options) causes my PocketPC to accept contacts sent from T630 via infrared, and found that while it is in position 'By first name', the contact 'Hello There!' is received like 'There!, Hello'
Is it the same when contact is sent to another phone?
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Posted: 2004-07-29 13:55:00
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