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2006-05-24
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2006-05-24
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I just got my 770 and I'm trying to hook it up via bluetooth to my Cingular Audiovox 5600 (Windows Smartphone) phone.
The 770 finds my phone and gives me a passcode to put in the phone.
I put the code in the phone and then the 770 says the phone does not support file transfer. It can only be used for dial-up networking. (fine with me)
But the phone gives me an error that it did not connect with the Nokia 770.
The 770 says, "Selecting phone succeeded....." But it doesn't.
Any ideas? Anyone using this phone with the 770?
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2006-05-26
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2006-05-28
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2006-05-28
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Cingular 2125 -same as above (applies to all MS Mobile for Windows 5 versions, Smartphone or PPC)
The 770 finds my phone and gives me a passcode to put in the phone.
I put the code in the phone and then the 770 says the phone does not support file transfer. It can only be used for dial-up networking. (fine with me)
But the phone gives me an error that it did not connect with the Nokia 770.
The 770 says, "Selecting phone succeeded....." But it doesn't.
Any ideas? Anyone using this phone with the 770?