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2008-07-29
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2008-07-29
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AFAIK the iPhone does not support a number of somewhat important protocols in the bluetooth stack.
DUN/SPP is among them [Dial Up Networking] which is, generally, the most used network protocol. I gather this is what you are attempting to do with bluetooth via the iPhone, no? This is likely the trouble you are encountering.
Alas, the iPhone also doesn't support A2DP and OBEX which I suspect is likely a bit of a disappointment for some users as well.
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2008-07-29
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2008-07-29
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WTH?
Why in heaven's name would you even bother putting bluetooth into that device then????
Grrr.. Apple impressed me when they made their new OS based on a Unix base.. but they've since just been completely annoying me to death with their closed and microsoft-esque "use only our crap" mentality.
Seriously.. bluetooth without OBEX or DUN.. Why bother?
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2008-07-29
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2008-07-29
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You won't be able to (easily). Apple limited the iPhone's bluetooth capabilities. (You can't use it as a modem without using some hacks). Which means jailbreaking it and such.
http://lifehacker.com/software/featu...top-327066.php
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2008-07-29
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2008-07-29
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I just got my N810 and was able to pair the 2 devices but them when I go to connect it never does. Maybe I am missing a step??
Thanks
Connie