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RIM Crippling BlackBerry Bluetooth Speed?

Alex King writes " I organized a bounty for the creation of a 'BlackBerry as a modem' solution for Mac OS X earlier this year. The resulting product — Pulse, from Brain Murmurs — allows you to use your BlackBerry as a standard Bluetooth modem. It works great on both Windows and Mac. Current problem: The Pulse solution doesn't run as fast as it used to. Brain Murmurs did a bunch of testing and working with their users and found the problem: RIM has crippled the Bluetooth speeds in recent OS upgrades. Is this a 'mistake' on RIM's side that will be fixed? Or did they do this on purpose for some reason?"

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  1. This is a problem for... by MrNonchalant · · Score: 5, Funny

    We here at Slashdot will rationally analyze all the nuances of your question before replying with a well-researched and neutral opinion. You just wait.

  2. Re:Perhaps ask RIM what the problem is? by nonlnear · · Score: 4, Funny
    ...without pulling wild speculation out of their ass.
    But isn't that what Slashdot is all about? Well, that and goatse
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  3. Re:Perhaps ask RIM what the problem is? by camperdave · · Score: 4, Funny

    So... He's taking a RIM shot?

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