XXL wrote: >>Probably some of the problems I thought were >>implementation-related are caused by the dongle... shed some light on >>this, please! >> >> > >Well, I made a fairly board statement.. Actually, it installed nicely and >was easily paired with the Mac. But it wouldn't support ANY function of my >Sony t610 phone, not even file transfer. I later bought a Belkin, and it >does everything. > >The Acer said on the box what phones were supported.,,, mostly Nokia models, >which apparently have a few Bluetooth irregularities, Jabra makes BT 1.1 >headsets for all phones and a special model for some Nokia phones. SO maybe >I got the Nokia-centric model of the Acer adapter. In any case I paid 50 >Euros for the Acer (2 adapters in the box) adapters that did nothing for me >and 60 Euros for the Belkin that works wonderfully. > >OF COURSE they won't take them back! > >-Joel > > > :( That's weird, my Acer dongle (really small, black, with a blue LED) always supported everything I threw at it, except for those small irregularities I mentioned, like crashing the BT stack every once in a while, and not even a blued kill will bring it back to life, only a forced restart will do. As for file transfer from the T610 to the Acer equipped Powerbook... in a word, flawless. :\ It always has been the case with the T39, too... Maybe you're right about the Nokia version, although I've never heard of them before... mine came alone in a blue foldable case, a bit thinner than an old double-CD case. I ordered them direct from www.gravis.de along with 2 more friends and none of us have been having problems; one of them uses a T39m, the other uses a Nokia 6510i (only the functions supported by OS X). Best, Filipe