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T68i for me. You don't son many phones with a blue led :-D Whoever says it doesn't allow file transfer is just wrong.
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Posted: 2004-09-15 12:34:39
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The original question is, to an extent, a subjective one, in that one's own personal opinion plays a large part in deciding what one thinks is best. Of ourse one can quote facts and figures to justify one device as having better Bluetooth implementation than another, but that doesn't necessarily make it 'the best'.
Admittedly the T68i does not have the capability to transfer, for example, Word documents using Bluetooth, unlike the P900, for example, but this isn't so much a limitation of the Bluetooth as it is a limitation of the phone itself, which has no support for Word documents.
How one uses Bluetooth is also important; if it is just for Bluejacking then one might say that the Pxxx series is the best because it allows one to use SMan to bluejack, which is, in my opinion, better than the more traditional bluejacking method. Does one only use Bluetooth for connecting a headset, or just for transferring files? How one uses Bluetooth is also an important factor in determining, which device is 'the best'.
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Posted: 2004-09-15 14:18:33
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LoL! Such a long answer for a simple question. Technically you can transfer a word or any other file that fits in the 1mb memory. Just add .mid to the file name then the phone will happily send it back to another pc, rename and you're done :-D
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Posted: 2004-09-15 15:44:06
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On 2004-09-15 12:34:39, BOSSHOGG wrote:
T68i for me. You don't son many phones with a blue led
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P800 has blue led
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Posted: 2004-09-15 15:47:48
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Still not many though.
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Posted: 2004-09-15 15:56:09
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@BOSSHOGG
Agreed, as I said, it isn't so much the T68i's Bluetooth capability that restricts its file transferring capabilities as it is the fact that it doesn't support certain (well most) file types. Of course one can always do as you suggested.
The reason my answer was long(ish) was that I was addressing more than one point. So there!
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Posted: 2004-09-15 15:58:59
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During the early releases of mobiles with a 'Bluetooth' device, I guess no one will ever beat this machine - compared with it's contemporaries!
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Posted: 2004-09-15 16:41:07
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I am glad 2 c this much replies. But just a thing i wanted 2 kno, is it possible 2 any form of bluejacking with the t6xx series of fones ? and also is it not possible 2 send notes from t610 r t630 2 any other fones thru bluetooth?
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Posted: 2004-09-16 09:41:37
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I love the way my t68i automatically connects to my BT headset whenever a call comes in. Unlike my k700i, that needs to have BT switched on beforehand.
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Posted: 2004-09-16 10:28:18
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Dragonfly_TP Posts: > 500
If you have the choice between nokia 6310i and the T68i, the T68i has far supperior bluetooth, but from all the modern phones it is more or less the same. One note though, if I take the iPaq 3970 I find at this moment one T68i (set on finding), twoT610, one nokia 6820 (which after bluejacking it, she switched of bluetooth) 1 other ipaq 3870 and a Z600. All those people who use their phone (exept the T68i which I switch on bluetooth finding) have bluetooth on without realizing it, or leave it on, on purpose (for headset or receive contacts maybe).
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Posted: 2004-09-16 10:45:47
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