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iancjc · 11-23-2006, 04:38 AM

Before I splash my cash on this could anyone confirm that I will be able to do the following..

I need to connect via bt to either Tomtom one v2 (for traffic) or my laptop - not at the same time - via gprs and also to connect a bt headset. I realise that the gprs will drop out when I get a call (and then should reconnect after) but want to ensure that I can have 2 bt connections active at the same time (1.20 should allow this).

Failing that I guess when using DUN via GPRS I can still receive call - regardless of the bt headset issue - and use handsfree and speaker phone options instead.

This is critical to me - and I presume it will do it like this (just like my free but crappy Siemens EL71 mobile does at the minute) but I would be grateful of clarification.

I keep reading of BT problems on the 650 and 700 treos (I thought my dell x50v bt was crap but now I'm not so sure!)

Thanks

Ian

11-23-2006, 04:38 AM	#1 (permalink)
iancjc Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	DUN via BT question Before I splash my cash on this could anyone confirm that I will be able to do the following.. I need to connect via bt to either Tomtom one v2 (for traffic) or my laptop - not at the same time - via gprs and also to connect a bt headset. I realise that the gprs will drop out when I get a call (and then should reconnect after) but want to ensure that I can have 2 bt connections active at the same time (1.20 should allow this). Failing that I guess when using DUN via GPRS I can still receive call - regardless of the bt headset issue - and use handsfree and speaker phone options instead. This is critical to me - and I presume it will do it like this (just like my free but crappy Siemens EL71 mobile does at the minute) but I would be grateful of clarification. I keep reading of BT problems on the 650 and 700 treos (I thought my dell x50v bt was crap but now I'm not so sure!) Thanks Ian