Moto v710 and 2005 BMW Bluetooth Capable Cars

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"John" <Me@myhome.net> wrote:

>Forgetting the crippled parts of the V710, has anyone had success using
>their v710 to make and receive calls in a bluetooth equipt 2005 BMW?

There is no issue with making and receiving calls with the V710 and
bluetooth equipped cars. What users can't do with this crippled phone
is transfer the phonebook to the car.

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SneakerFreak <sneakerfreak@covad.net> wrote:

>On 2/18/05 1:37 PM, in article 8cdc115goigro7kalgtrfgntovm958bvrn@4ax.com,
>"Marcio Watanabe" <Marcio@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>> There is no issue with making and receiving calls with the V710 and
>> bluetooth equipped cars. What users can't do with this crippled phone
>> is transfer the phonebook to the car.
>If you want to do that, you need to use the bigger and better national
>carrier (Cingular) who doesn't criple BT.

I have a Nokia 6310i on Cingular. Bluetooth of this phone works fine
with BMW's bluetooth, but there is no signal with Cingular where I
live, so it's a car-only phone. Bigger and better my a**.

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> I have a Nokia 6310i on Cingular. Bluetooth of this phone works fine
> with BMW's bluetooth, but there is no signal with Cingular where I
> live, so it's a car-only phone. Bigger and better my a**.

It all depends on where you are. Verizon Wireless is the worst carrier
here, and Cingular/T-Mobile are the best 2. Nextel, Sprint, and Alltel
is in between, but maybe Alltel is worse than VZW, not sure.

TH