Yeah, I already did that.
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VW, is it possible that you logged in at a public terminal and it stayed logged in for the next person?
I blame Toto.
But really, if you changed your password you should be safe.
Okay, I have a basic question. If I get a bluetooth cell phone. How do I connect it to my PC? Like what do I need? I'm leaning toward a Nokia or Motorola phone right now and I think with Motorolas you need an adapter and Motorola Phone Tools. Is that right?
I have a Dell Latitude D600. This is most likely the computer I'll be using.
Next, where is the best place to buy tools and adapter?
I think with Motorolas you need an adapter and Motorola Phone Tools. Is that right?
Not for Bluetooth connections, no. Basically Windows and the phone OS will allow you to set the phone discoverable, have Windows search for Bluetooth devices, and then you create a PIN you type into both devices and then they're linked.
then they're linked.
But only if they love each other very much.
ita,
okay...I'm not sure I understand everything you said. So I DON'T need a bluetooth adapter because if I have the cable, the computer should recognize the phone? What if I want to tether the phone, do I need Phone Tools and an adapter?
tommy,
funny shit.
What does "tether" mean?
I zoomed in on your description of the phone as Bluetooth. If you want a Bluetooth connection, then you obviously need the adapter for the phone. I'm not sure exactly what capability you get with the Tools, but if you don't have them, there's nothing you can do with a Razr when it's connected via a USB cable.
okay, so I *do* need the tools and an adapter.