> I've got an Ericsson-Sony Ti68 and then in my car I've got some > Bluetoth > Parrot thing installed. It's incredible: Whenever I enter the car and > turn > the key, this Parrot-gadget recognizes my phone (in my pocket), and > after > about two seconds it's ready to receive calls. It uses the stereo's > speakers, and there's a mic sitting in front of me. I don't have to > turn on > the stereo, and don't even have to mount it's front panel. In this way > I > don't risk forgetting to plug in the phone before driving, and I don't > risk > forgetting to take the phone with me when I leave the car. I don't think it is a good idea to talk on the phone while driving, even when using hands free systems like the one you mention. I imagine it is practical, but that just adds up to the total cost to make all that bluetooth technology usable. I guess I'm just used to do certain things manually. Technology often fails. :)