the 'bluetooth is dead' articles always make me wonder why is it then that everyday (literally) one sees more bt-enabled devices.
i live in a bt bubble: t68i paired with the mac (sms/answering machine/dialer/remote control) and a bt headset, palm tungsten also paired with the mac (just because i can) and on the road with the t68i. i know people who use bt as an alternative to more expensive wifi, and are quite happy with it. i also use bt to exchange vcards with everyone in the office (hard to find anyone who doesn't have a bt-enabled phone).
so yes, somebody should tell these people that it's 2003 now.
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the 'bluetooth is dead' articles always make me wonder why is it then that everyday (literally) one sees more bt-enabled devices.
i live in a bt bubble: t68i paired with the mac (sms/answering machine/dialer/remote control) and a bt headset, palm tungsten also paired with the mac (just because i can) and on the road with the t68i. i know people who use bt as an alternative to more expensive wifi, and are quite happy with it. i also use bt to exchange vcards with everyone in the office (hard to find anyone who doesn't have a bt-enabled phone).
so yes, somebody should tell these people that it's 2003 now.