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I'm getting a new phone to replace my 8310 today and I've got about £80 to spend (though I can stretch to £100 when I sell my phone) - so can some of you make some recommendations for me please?
I'm not bothered about the make of phone, though I am fond of Nokia's.
I'd like a colour screen this time I think and a camera would be nice but it's not compulsary.
Give me some recommendation please folks.
Oh and incidentally I'm selling a Nokia 8310.
I'm not bothered about the make of phone, though I am fond of Nokia's.
I'd like a colour screen this time I think and a camera would be nice but it's not compulsary.
Give me some recommendation please folks.
Oh and incidentally I'm selling a Nokia 8310.
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Foszy wrote:
> ... what happens if its a stranger how they going to know what the code is??
That's why you use '1234'.
> ... what happens if its a stranger how they going to know what the code is??
That's why you use '1234'.
Foszy wrote:
> Ah got ya, but is this a widly known fact or just a rumour you know?
It's worked every time I've used it.
> Ah got ya, but is this a widly known fact or just a rumour you know?
It's worked every time I've used it.
Timmargh wrote:
> Foszy wrote:
> Does anyone know much about toothing, i tryed it the other day when
> on
> the train but it came up with a autorisation code once i wanted to
> send a text anyone give me a clue?
>
> Enter '1234' and, if the other person's game, they'll use the same
> code.
>
> Allegedly.
>
> :^$
Ah got ya, but is this a widly known fact or just a rumour you know?
> Foszy wrote:
> Does anyone know much about toothing, i tryed it the other day when
> on
> the train but it came up with a autorisation code once i wanted to
> send a text anyone give me a clue?
>
> Enter '1234' and, if the other person's game, they'll use the same
> code.
>
> Allegedly.
>
> :^$
Ah got ya, but is this a widly known fact or just a rumour you know?
gerrid wrote:
> basically you have to create a profile for yourself, a name and so
> forth, so that any Bluetooth handsets within range can see you when
> you're active, and so that they can connect with you, and vise versa.
Yeh i know there was someone with a bluetooth phone as my mate had one we tryed to work it out, but when his name come up on the screen and we went to send a message it wanted an autorisation code i put in 4 0's and then it wanted one from my mate, what happens if its a stranger how they going to know what the code is??
> basically you have to create a profile for yourself, a name and so
> forth, so that any Bluetooth handsets within range can see you when
> you're active, and so that they can connect with you, and vise versa.
Yeh i know there was someone with a bluetooth phone as my mate had one we tryed to work it out, but when his name come up on the screen and we went to send a message it wanted an autorisation code i put in 4 0's and then it wanted one from my mate, what happens if its a stranger how they going to know what the code is??
Foszy wrote:
> Does anyone know much about toothing, i tryed it the other day when on
> the train but it came up with a autorisation code once i wanted to
> send a text anyone give me a clue?
Enter '1234' and, if the other person's game, they'll use the same code.
Allegedly.
:^$
> Does anyone know much about toothing, i tryed it the other day when on
> the train but it came up with a autorisation code once i wanted to
> send a text anyone give me a clue?
Enter '1234' and, if the other person's game, they'll use the same code.
Allegedly.
:^$
3200 has no bluetooth.
You can connect to anyone within range of your bluetooth device, so long as they accept your connection. You can also communicate with bluetooth enabled things and, if your phone is compatible, manipulate them.
basically you have to create a profile for yourself, a name and so forth, so that any Bluetooth handsets within range can see you when you're active, and so that they can connect with you, and vise versa.
You can connect to anyone within range of your bluetooth device, so long as they accept your connection. You can also communicate with bluetooth enabled things and, if your phone is compatible, manipulate them.
basically you have to create a profile for yourself, a name and so forth, so that any Bluetooth handsets within range can see you when you're active, and so that they can connect with you, and vise versa.
Does anyone know much about toothing, i tryed it the other day when on the train but it came up with a autorisation code once i wanted to send a text anyone give me a clue?
Sharp GX10 from ebay?
Argos are doing a Nokia 3200 for £100. Colour and Camera and very groovy. Thats the one i'm getting on Friday!
i would say a sont ericsson t300, i think you can get them from ebay!
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