Okay, after wasting a few hours of my workday (all your tax dollars at work) I have gotten the 90% solution. The last little bit is finding one of those cell phone docking stations.
I am looking for a dock that I can plug my cell phone into with 2 handsets that I can use around the house to make calls. It needs to be able to make the call over the cell network (since I will be getting rid of my landline), access and use the contacts stored in the phone, and have a good antenna because the cell coverage inside our house is a bit spotty. Suggestions? Anyone got a site with reviews/comparisons/explainations? Cnet has a couple reviews but I can't seem to find an entire section. On 2/2/06, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Weeden > > Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 5:21 AM > > To: The Hardware List > > Subject: Re: [H] Cell phones > > > > Those of you with the E815 - you hacked it right? Everything I have seen > > says > that Verizon has locked down the bluetooth and browsing > > features to where they charge you an arm and a leg for what should be free. > Like $5 for a ringtone instead of just being able to connect > > to your PC and transfer over part of one of your mp3s. > > > > I really hate that. Just give me the damn hardware and a connection. > > It's true. And it's a damn shame that we have to resort to hacking to get > features that other carriers provide for free. > Verizon is very piggish when it comes to features. But the e815 paired with > the > strength of Verizon's signal provides the best coverage I have ever seen. > > Bill > > > > -- Brian
