Blue tooth??

Yada,yada, and you have two good eye's.

That's why they now have road course's. Wanted to see if you southerners could drive both left and right.

Roy

Do you currently have cell phone service? If you already have sprint I can tell you how to get a bargain on the phone of your choice. I got a Treo 650 last year for $100. Typical price for a Treo is $400-$500 or with contract about $300 or so. Along with being a phone it also has internet browsing, email, and views many windows files etc.

Thanks Miles. I'm going to go with Cingular as it seems to be the carrier of choice in the area of FL I'll be running around in. Also it works well along I-95. As for phones, I really don't have any desire for all the bells and whistles. I've been looking hard at a motorola V 365. Seems to be well thought of going by the review's I've read. But, I've more looking to do.

Take a look at this site from Dodge. It has some good info and a list of compatible bluetooth phones. It lists the V360 but not the V365 but most likely its just not up to date with newer phones.

Thanks Miles.

Suddenly, without warning, Roy exclaimed (09-Jan-07 3:14 AM):

What's the charger's bluetooth for? Built-in handsfree for the cell?

But yea, follow the instructions, probably for the phone's bluetooth, you'll have to turn it on and get the two to talk to each other. Once they 'recognize' each other, you're golden. I think.

But something to remember about bluetooth: If your phone has it on and you're carrying it around - in a crowd, perhaps - it'll likely connect to any other bluetooth device around. This is how cellphones get viruses. So remember to turn bluetooth off when not using it.

I got a bluetooth headset, but never really use it, so the above is about my total experience with the technology.

jmc

Yup.

That's real good to know. Thanks

Roy

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Turn on your phones Bluetooth - it's off by default. Go to Bluetooth devices and let it search. It will find the Bluetooth receiver in the car. Have it "paired" and you're done. My son uses his in his Cjarger all the time. Simple.