[s-cars] Could use a new cell (not jail)

[Franco Barber]

A bluetooth enabled phone and a bluetooth car kit are a wonderful thing.

I have such a setup.  All I have to do is have my phone in my pocket
when I get in the car.  It just automatically works with the car kit
(sure I've got to set it up once.)
I don't have to put the phone into a holder or anything.

There are several car kits available, and exactly how the setup
works will depend on which phone and which car kit you get.

I'll stop now before I bore 90% of the list, but I will be
happy to discuss bluetooth phones and car kits off list with
anyone interested.

Franco

PS.  One downside is that most (maybe all?) of the bluetooth capable
phones are GSM phones, and that causes a problem for some people because
they can't use the phone out in the boonies since the GSM carriers in the
USA tend to have poor coverage away from the cities and the freeways.


On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 10:24:13AM -0500, Bill Mahoney wrote:
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> Folks,
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> So while I actually like the old old audi analog in car cell phone due
> to its hands free , mute integration features, it is constantly being
> cloned to use as a toll free pipeline to mexico.  $400 last month.
>
> So, what is best to do-
>
> 1         Get a new number and hope its not cloned?
>
> 2         Get a new phone and if so which one?
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> 3         Is there a newer digital phone that can be integrated?
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> If I get a new phone perhaps some Bluetooth enabled model would be best?
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>
> Thanks techno men;)
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> Bill m
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Franco Barber                   feb at febsun.cmhnet.org
95 A6Q w/Gamma CD mit RDS!      Columbus, Ohio  USA
95 A6Q 5spd w/HCB-30 bluetooth car kit!