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Posted by Victor Roberts on September 15, 2005, 9:26 pm
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On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 21:24:24 -0400, Victor Roberts
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>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 17:18:41 -0700, Steve Sobol
>>Magic wrote:
>>> And why would Verizon even care how you connect to YOUR phone
>>Simple...
>>If you're downloading apps and content to your phone any other way other
>>than using your phone to purchase VZ content, they make no money.
>I can use my Verizon StarTac to download anything I want
>using a cable connection and without any additional payment
>to Verizon. I have not yet upgraded to a Verizon Bluetooth
>enabled phone only because I cannot use BT in place of the
>cable connection.
>>Verizon is about to settle a big class action regarding the disabling of BT
>>in their version of the Motorola V710.
>Please tell us more about this lawsuit.
I found more info here:
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000393033835/
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Posted by Victor Roberts on September 15, 2005, 9:33 pm
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On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 21:26:20 -0400, Victor Roberts
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>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 21:24:24 -0400, Victor Roberts
>>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 17:18:41 -0700, Steve Sobol
>>>Magic wrote:
>>>> And why would Verizon even care how you connect to YOUR phone
>>>Simple...
>>>If you're downloading apps and content to your phone any other way other
>>>than using your phone to purchase VZ content, they make no money.
>>I can use my Verizon StarTac to download anything I want
>>using a cable connection and without any additional payment
>>to Verizon. I have not yet upgraded to a Verizon Bluetooth
>>enabled phone only because I cannot use BT in place of the
>>cable connection.
>>>Verizon is about to settle a big class action regarding the disabling of BT
>>>in their version of the Motorola V710.
>>Please tell us more about this lawsuit.
>I found more info here:
>http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000393033835/
Actually, this site may be more useful
http://www.kirtlandpackard.com/v710/
They state the lawsuit has been settled, but no information
on the settlement is yet available. I'm not interested in
any financial compensation, first because I don't have a
V710 yet, but mostly because that does not solve the
problem. I hope the settlement includes an agreement that
Verizon will no longer block BT on the V710.
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Posted by Ridolph on September 23, 2005, 4:58 am
Please log in for more thread options No, as far as I know nobody in the world has been successful or even
has any useful information.
It works nicely with my PowerBook via BT though, so it's not disabled.
And Palms will work via BT with Cingular service on a V551, which is
essentially the same phone.
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> where you successful??
> I spent a good 4 hours updating the drivers on my Palm T5 and still
> cannot connect to T-Mo's GPRS thru my V3's Bluetooth!!
> It sucks!
>
> Caveat Emptor
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> Ridolph wrote:
>> This doesn't seem to be just me. On Howard Forums everyone says that
>> same thing, that for some reason the Tungstens won't connect to
>> T-Mobile via bluetooth, not just on the V330 but others as well.
>> Supposively, Cingular (booo!) works fine. I successfully connect via my
>> PowerBook with no problems with the $5.99 plan.
>>
>> I've applied what I think are the necessary patches to make the
>> Tungsten up to date. There were two main families, one that turned the
>> icon in the connection dialog to a light yellow instead of a pixelized
>> grey, and another that added a Universal GSM choice for the driver.
>>
>> But before the patches, after the patches, and in all combinations, the
>> connection dialog hangs while making the connection. I know it's
>> starting because the phone lights up, but it never actually makes a
>> connection.
>>
>> What's wrong? Do I need a special dial string? Another driver?
>>
>> Thanks!
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>>Magic wrote:
>>> And why would Verizon even care how you connect to YOUR phone
>>Simple...
>>If you're downloading apps and content to your phone any other way other
>>than using your phone to purchase VZ content, they make no money.
>I can use my Verizon StarTac to download anything I want
>using a cable connection and without any additional payment
>to Verizon. I have not yet upgraded to a Verizon Bluetooth
>enabled phone only because I cannot use BT in place of the
>cable connection.
>>Verizon is about to settle a big class action regarding the disabling of BT
>>in their version of the Motorola V710.
>Please tell us more about this lawsuit.