Using Bluetooth on cell to send email from X5

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I have worked like this for 2.5 years until I bought my first Phone Edition.

First it was with an old IPaq 3650, then with a Jornada 568, and latest with
an Axim X5 just like yours. Used a Socket Bluetooth card, which is a little
more expensive than others but has the best user interface I've seen.

Not only you will be able to send and receive mail... You will be able to
chat in MSN Messenger, and with such software like Running Voice GSM you
will be able to send SMS and even dial directly from your contacts.

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Helio Diamant - MS/MVP Mobile Devices
http://www.pocketpcfreak.com


"Padre Pia" <noemail@please.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible??? I'm considering purchasing a blackberry just to be
> able to send/receive email on the go easily and get rid of my X5...
>
> .... but what about using a bluetooth enabled cell phone to connect to
> my pop email account and send/receive email to my X5??? will this
> work??? or am i way out in left field somewhere
>
> I CANT STAND TRYING TO TYPE OUT AN EMAIL ON MY CELL PHONE!!!!
>

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Which phone carrier did you use - or does it matter?



On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 12:58:09 +0200, "Helio Diamant - MS/MVP, Mobile
Devices" <helio@nospam.pocketpcfreak.com> wrote:

>I have worked like this for 2.5 years until I bought my first Phone Edition.
>
>First it was with an old IPaq 3650, then with a Jornada 568, and latest with
>an Axim X5 just like yours. Used a Socket Bluetooth card, which is a little
>more expensive than others but has the best user interface I've seen.
>
>Not only you will be able to send and receive mail... You will be able to
>chat in MSN Messenger, and with such software like Running Voice GSM you
>will be able to send SMS and even dial directly from your contacts.