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... I hope it does, because I'd like for both of my kids to be able to get their N800s online at the same time through my phone-- right now only one at a time can.
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2007-01-26
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What you are trying to do is not possible. You can establish only one Bluetooth connection with the cell-phone at the time. You will not be able to make your cell-phone to talk to two N770 simultaneously.
FYI: Only one instance of each Bluetooth service/profile can be active between two devices. However, you can have two different BT services active simultaneously with two different devices. Example: N770 can talk to a GPS receiver (serial port) and to a cell-phone (dial-up-networking) at the same time, but you can not have the GPS receiver talk to call-phone (serial port) and N770 (serial port).
Hope this helps!
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is it possible to link too N770 devices (directly without router) via Wifi or Bluetooth to have each a IP?
If yes, how?
Thanks
Last edited by tebra; 2007-01-26 at 08:07.