Hi,

i would like to buy new Bluetooth Headset for my Nokia 770 2006!

Invest (maximally) = 100 €

Which works very well

Thanks

Fidibus

can i use the bluetooth headset parallel with the bluetooth keyboard ?

and again a surprise - Nokia Shop says

at the moment there is no bluetooth headset support

Google Talk- or Gizmo- Telephone call - no connection under this number - or how !!!

who has still another tip ?

thanks

Fidibus

Bluetooth headset are not (yet) supported on the 770.
When it'll be supported, I'm sure you'll be able to connect it at the same time as your mobile phone, GPS & keyboard.
And any will do ...

Fred

Hi Fred,

and the solution up to then is ?

thanks in advance

Fidibus

I simple search on Maemo Wiki gives :
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Bluetooth...=%28headset%29

Or, you can use the built-in microphone.

Hi Fred,

I am a Nokia 770 and I do not want to become Linux expert!

Exactly for this reason Linux loses many users

Fidibsu

usually I'll try to avoid this kind of comments, but...

exactly for this reason M$ dominates the World: people don't like using their brains.

Simply, BT headset have not been scheduled in these releases of the OS, if you like to use one together with N770 you have to understand how it works and hack on it. It is not linux-dependant, the fact is that Nokia didn't foresight this use case or decided to postpone this matter in their roadmap for the product.

It wan't became a flame, this is not a religion war. The N770 is advertised as an internet tablet, the thruth is that it is a palm with a Linux OS. The fact that you can use it this way (and for example to have some road war wifi sessions, or as a remote terminal, or a gstreamer client, or...) is an extra, not something you can pretend!

people don't like using their brains

which I am to say - with such an answer

nothing - probably is the best solution

I agree that it was not a nice thing to say, and IMHO it was wrong as well: I believe M$ dominates because most people see an operating system as a means, not a goal. Luckily, the people at e.g. Ubuntu appear to have grokked that.