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Old 08-08-2005, 07:36 PM
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it's probably not the car... Cell phone company are trying to limit what you can do with blue tooth mostly because they don't want you...the customer...to be able to download data from you computer such as mp3's, ringtones, address book etc for free... they want you to pay extra for it and dowload data from them(or via) to increase their revenues... So they demand that phone manufacturers limit the bluetooth features in their software. It is becoming a real problem... some phone company are better than other. Cingular is the best verizon and sprint the worst.
That's because there are over 1.4 billion GSM users compared to CDMA with around 235 million. The GSM Treo is a quadband phone and can be used almost anywhere in the world. That means it can be marketed towards to almost every GSM user. The CDMA version is region specific and if Palm wants to sell them in any quantity, they have to do what the carriers want.
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