--- Daniel Kerr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 17/10/03 12:01 PM, "Chris Burton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > Hi Chris > > Having just gone through the same experience with > clients it was better (and > cheaper) for them to upgrade to a Bluetooth capable > phone. Also the speeds > you will get off GPRS/Bluetooth phones is better. > > I spoke to a company over East that used to do the > SoftGSM cables for phones > and he said that they are pretty much phasing them > out in replacement for > Bluetooth as it's far superior. > > From memory I don't recall if there was a CDMA > cable,..but I could be wrong. > > Sorry if that isn't much help. > > Kind Regards > Daniel Kerr
Further to this, if you do decide to upgrade to a Bluetooth phone I'll just share this, it may be useful. After a lot of looking around for a nice new Bluetooth mobile that was Mac compayible I found pretty much my only option to be the new Ericsons. Not only are they Mac compatible but it appears as though they are recommended for use with Macs rather than PCs, the brochures featuring them that I picked up show them working nicely with an iMac in the pictures, and they're really nice phones. Of course, if anyone else can recommend other Bluetooth phones, with all the extra gimmikcs and gadgets built in (I love my gadgets) that are Mac compatible I'd really appreciate it because I'm about to upgrade my phone and want to know all my options. After asking at Optus shops, Telstra shops and a few other phone shops the only Bluetooth Mac compatible phones they could find were Ericsons. I'm not too unhappy, they are really great phones as I said, but it would be nice to play with a few more before I fork out the money for one. Kind regards, Kelly ________________________________________________________________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://mail.messenger.yahoo.co.uk
