Treo 650 and an 04 E60 Bluetooth
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My Ride: 2005 545i SMG. Titanium Grey with Grey interior and Anthracite wood.
I have been told by my Cingular Account Rep. the Treo 650 will not be out until 2nd week in Dec. I am on the short list to get one. When I get it, I am going to give it a try. Cingular doesn't even know if it will work. From what I know, I am the only E60 owner in So Ca. who is working with them to determine if the 650 is going to work. If anyone knows any different, please share.
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My Ride: 2005 545i 6-speed, Orient Blue, blk interior, sport pkg, cold weather pkg, navigation, bluetooth, Sirius. Euro Delivery 1/14/05
Sprint has the Treo 650 today. Go buy a Sprint phone and let me know if the bluetooth works. Yes... I do work for Sprint
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I ordered my 650 on sat from sprintpcs telesales, as soon as i get mine i will check it out....Although, for the life of me i cant find the bluetooth option in that car.
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My Ride: 2005 545i (SMG)
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It is highly unlikely that the Treo will operate with BMW bluetooth.
Cellular phones with Bluetooth operate with BMW. Handheld/PDA style devices seem to not work well with BMW, or at all.
I have tried with iPaq and BlackBerry. Neither will operate well. iPaq can connect sometimes, but will never allow control from the car. You must operate the PDA itself.
BlackBerry 7100t will pair up successfully, but will absolutely not operate. I tried for a week.
I can't be definitive about the Treo.... but I would be extremely surprised if it works.
Cellular phones with Bluetooth operate with BMW. Handheld/PDA style devices seem to not work well with BMW, or at all.
I have tried with iPaq and BlackBerry. Neither will operate well. iPaq can connect sometimes, but will never allow control from the car. You must operate the PDA itself.
BlackBerry 7100t will pair up successfully, but will absolutely not operate. I tried for a week.
I can't be definitive about the Treo.... but I would be extremely surprised if it works.
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I'd have my Treo 650 immediately if Verizon would make it available sooner rather than later. The only good news for me is that I have you guys to go through the early pain first!
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I was just about to create a thread asking the same question...
I heard that the RAZR phone works, but I really love my Treo600, and if the 650 works, then I'll buy one of those.
My service rep told me I can bring my car in to activate the Bluetooth. I think I'll activate it anyway, and hold off on buying the phone until I hear that it works.
I'd hate to spend the $$ upgrading to the 650 to get Bluetooth and it not work.
James
I heard that the RAZR phone works, but I really love my Treo600, and if the 650 works, then I'll buy one of those.
My service rep told me I can bring my car in to activate the Bluetooth. I think I'll activate it anyway, and hold off on buying the phone until I hear that it works.
I'd hate to spend the $$ upgrading to the 650 to get Bluetooth and it not work.
James