[Slackbladder]

I've just aquired a Bluetooth Ipaq, so I can leave my notebook at home more, but I'm bemused by all the upgrades/add ons.
Can anyone tell me if I can use Bluetooth with my Nokia 6310i to connect to the internet and pick up e-mail without adding any hardware to my Ipaq.
And are there any handy refernce guides to memory upgrades, media cards etc?
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

S

[Slackbladder]

I've just aquired a Bluetooth Ipaq, so I can leave my notebook at home more, but I'm bemused by all the upgrades/add ons.
Can anyone tell me if I can use Bluetooth with my Nokia 6310i to connect to the internet and pick up e-mail without adding any hardware to my Ipaq.
And are there any handy refernce guides to memory upgrades, media cards etc?
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

S

[jsanfordii]

You should be able to. I think there are quite a few different threads going around relating to doing just that. I've gotten close on my t68i and my 5455, but no joy so far.

I think it boils down to:

Who is your service provider? If it's t-mobile (like me), then if you get in touch with their data services department, they'll walk you through the connection.


James

[timbur]

I've got this working in the UK with Orange network, a Jornada 568 with a Bluetooth card & the same Nokia model - so it is possible!

Tim