HTC Blue Angel works with BMW Bluetooth!
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Although I was somewhat skeptical before purchasing my Xda IIs (=Qtek 9090/iMate PDA 2k/MDA III) whether it would work with the Bluetooth handsfree kit in my BMW 525d I managed to get it working! Sofar the only PDA Phone that works with BMW Bleutooth was the Treo 650.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
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Originally Posted by Flavio' date='Apr 19 2005, 11:17 AM
Although I was somewhat skeptical before purchasing my Xda IIs (=Qtek 9090/iMate PDA 2k/MDA III) whether it would work with the Bluetooth handsfree kit in my BMW 525d I managed to get it working! Sofar the only PDA Phone that works with BMW Bleutooth was the Treo 650.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
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Originally Posted by Flavio' date='Apr 19 2005, 11:17 AM
Although I was somewhat skeptical before purchasing my Xda IIs (=Qtek 9090/iMate PDA 2k/MDA III) whether it would work with the Bluetooth handsfree kit in my BMW 525d I managed to get it working! Sofar the only PDA Phone that works with BMW Bleutooth was the Treo 650.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
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Thats amazing, I have a pda2k and it does nothing with the 545i
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Originally Posted by heli_ca' date='Apr 20 2005, 09:36 AM
Thats amazing, I have a pda2k and it does nothing with the 545i
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Originally Posted by swajames' date='Apr 19 2005, 02:25 PM
[quote name='Flavio' date='Apr 19 2005, 11:17 AM']Although I was somewhat skeptical before purchasing my Xda IIs (=Qtek 9090/iMate PDA 2k/MDA III) whether it would work with the Bluetooth handsfree kit in my BMW 525d I managed to get it working! Sofar the only PDA Phone that works with BMW Bleutooth was the Treo 650.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
The only difference in use with my Nokia 6310i is that the phonebook does not synchronize withthe car but that is not so bad because you can use the display of the Xda IIs to search your contacts or dial numbers. Dialing numbers through iDrive also works.
I have a Brodit 978612 holder that charges the Xda IIs and the display of the Xda IIs is easy to see. The only drawback is that you do not have an external antenna.
I did install the latest Bluetooth software (v3900) in my Xda IIs before trying it out.
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[/quote]You need to drive around more then an hour to 2 hours for the full phone book to upload. I ahve a Sony and it uploads 220 numbers quick, but the first upload took over an hour.
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Originally Posted by Hormazd' date='Apr 20 2005, 04:37 PM
CIP 16.2 is supposed to have better BT compatibility with PDAs
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