Yeah, I know that. Still when I try to connect with standard BT UI, after pairing it drops connection immediately. The keyboard works with my laptop, so it cannot be faulty. My n900's bt also connects to my laptop, so it must be good as well.

This is what I do:
- I turn on the iGo keyboard, set it up in pairing mode
- I start the control panel on my N900 and start up BT
- I go to devices, Think Outside Keyboard, Edit
- I press "Connect"

At this point I get an error message: "Could not connect to Think Outside Keyboard". If I delete the connection and pair the devices again, after successful pairing I get the same error message. I'm using v47pali and CSSU15 BTW.