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Hey there! I was wondering if anyone was familiar with Bluetooth technology. I've been starting to hear the term or name quite often. Does it mainly apply to cell phones?? I recently read about that new V710 from Motorola...the one with the mp3 player, 1.2 mega camera, removable memory, etc...anyway, it's "bluetooth enabled." Not sure what that precisely entails. Hmm, oh here www.hellomoto.com/producer saw details on it here. Heh heh, I'm glad I put off upgrading my cell if this is the norm of what's in store.

Wow, is this ever off topic!

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless technology. It means that you can communicate with other bluetooth enabled devices that are within about 30 feet of you.

For example, I can sync my cell phone with the address book on my computer without having to connect any wires. I can also control the mouse on my computer with my cell phone with Bluetooth.

PMP is right on-

Many people think of it as 'wireless USB' (though that's another thing).


... It even operates on the same frequency as WiFi, both of which are same same as that of a microwave. Why 802.11b should operate on the resonant frequency of water, I'm not sure.

So you're saying my Airport Base Station can boil water?

Most probably, if set up right.

Time for an experiment! With your base station, not mine.

I'm sensing a blonde in this thread.

Don't look at me. I've got red hair.

Uhhh... I'm blonde, but it couldn't be me he's talking about. I've kept my big mouth shut in this thread.

Actually, I am a little curious. Are there any other telephone threads on this SPEAKER Forum?