Ahad I'll have to ask my brother to visit with his 6310 to check this out. I've never experienced this type of trouble, but my best guess is the Nokia. From what I've read, and heard from Sales/Tech folk, Nokia's implementation of Bluetooth is not as good as it should be. Suffice to say that even a Sales guy told me this weekend not to buy the Nokia Bluetooth headset from him, but to plump for a cheaper model! If that isn't proof, I don't know what is! ;-) Seriously though, if at all possible I would suggest that you try these things with a Sony Ericsson. I used to use a T39 without any problems (except attempting multiple connections between devices when the Address Book assumed full control!). I now use a Siemens S55, which although it lacks iSync and Address Book compatibility at present, works just fine via Bluetooth (I can even browse it's internal memory just as though it was an external hard disk!). Good luck... I'll report back again once I've tried this with my brothers Nokia 6310. Steve On Wednesday, Apr 23, 2003, at 12:27 Europe/London, Ahad at Mac wrote: > Thanks for the feedback Steve, but this story gets interesting - I have > upgraded to 10.2.5 and managed to get the Bluetooth connection to work > by > pairing again. It works really well until I put the laptop to sleep. > After > that it then refuses to make any connection even after a restart. The > only > way I get it to work again is to delete the paired devices and pair up > again. > > Is this to do with firmware version in the phone? > _______________________________________________ Steve Savery Bristol, United Kingdom [G4 Dual 867Mhz, Mac OS X 10.2.5]