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Not sure whether this has been discussed before, today I found out after pairing the cellphone with X60, you can actually use X60 as a super duper expensive handfree ! If you got a incoming call the x60 will prompt you on the screen even with caller ID. Then you can use the speaker phone and Mic to talk. Haven't finger out how to use the cellphone as a modem though

MIB wrote:Not sure whether this has been discussed before, today I found out after pairing the cellphone with X60, you can actually use X60 as a super duper expensive handfree ! If you got a incoming call the x60 will prompt you on the screen even with caller ID. Then you can use the speaker phone and Mic to talk.

Can you explain how you did that? I believe merely pairing the phone and the X60 isn't enough, you have to use some BT services on the X60.

MIB wrote:Haven't figured out how to use the cellphone as a modem though

It's easy enough, I'm doing it all the time with my Nokia 9300i: just connect to the "dial-up networking" service on your phone.

domi wrote:

MIB wrote:Not sure whether this has been discussed before, today I found out after pairing the cellphone with X60, you can actually use X60 as a super duper expensive handfree ! If you got a incoming call the x60 will prompt you on the screen even with caller ID. Then you can use the speaker phone and Mic to talk.

Can you explain how you did that? I believe merely pairing the phone and the X60 isn't enough, you have to use some BT services on the X60.

MIB wrote:Haven't figured out how to use the cellphone as a modem though

It's easy enough, I'm doing it all the time with my Nokia 9300i: just connect to the "dial-up networking" service on your phone.

you need to pair the phone and x60 first and launch netwaiting( preinstalled with x60) , then you will see a prompt for the incoming call, you will even see the caller ID !