[mikewren]

I know that the registry hack doesn't seem to work with the iPAQ 415x/435x-series handhelds and bluetooth headsets... I own both the HS810 and HS820 headsets from Motorola and they are unable to receive audio from my handheld (they connect, but sound like they hang-up on the handshake with an audible buzzing sound).

Is anyone aware of a workaround for piping audio from this series iPAQ through a bluetooth headset profile? Is there anything in the works? I don't understand why a third-party vendor wouldn't create a working bluetooth headset profile .dll for PPC2002/2003 - is there not a market for this (yet)?

[mikewren]

I know that the registry hack doesn't seem to work with the iPAQ 415x/435x-series handhelds and bluetooth headsets... I own both the HS810 and HS820 headsets from Motorola and they are unable to receive audio from my handheld (they connect, but sound like they hang-up on the handshake with an audible buzzing sound).

Is anyone aware of a workaround for piping audio from this series iPAQ through a bluetooth headset profile? Is there anything in the works? I don't understand why a third-party vendor wouldn't create a working bluetooth headset profile .dll for PPC2002/2003 - is there not a market for this (yet)?

[netboy_my]

This is something that would work with PPC I guess:

http://www.engadget.com/entry/6336778354599756/

[mikewren]

Originally Posted by netboy_my

This is something that would work with PPC I guess:

http://www.engadget.com/entry/6336778354599756/

Not for the 415x/435x.