Nokia has improved Bluetooth? — Nokia 6600 and 6620

davsug 28 Jul 2004, 21:46

I just got my NGage QD yesterday, and it seems that Nokia has improved their Bluetooth service dramatically. I also have a 6600, which has the same OS, and the bluetooth on that is, as we all know here, very sporadic, at least when connecting to PC Suite. It won't connect much more often than it does. I've been connecting with my QD via BT, and it's done it every time without a problem (knock on wood). Hopefully they'll release a patch or something to improve the 6600's bluetooth as well.

elton 28 Jul 2004, 23:57

davsug wrote:I just got my NGage QD yesterday, and it seems that Nokia has improved their Bluetooth service dramatically. I also have a 6600, which has the same OS, and the bluetooth on that is, as we all know here, very sporadic, at least when connecting to PC Suite. It won't connect much more often than it does. I've been connecting with my QD via BT, and it's done it every time without a problem (knock on wood). Hopefully they'll release a patch or something to improve the 6600's bluetooth as well.

The 6600s bluetooth is fine,its pc suite thats the problem!

The Qd comes with an updated version of pc suite and the correct Router for the Bt Serial port.

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davsug 29 Jul 2004, 00:09

elton wrote:The 6600s bluetooth is fine,its pc suite thats the problem!
The Qd comes with an updated version of pc suite and the correct Router for the Bt Serial port.
😊

Interesting. I hadn't thought of that. Is it possible to use the QD's PC Suite & MRouter? It doesn't look like it to me, but maybe there's a work-around.

JasonT 01 Aug 2004, 10:29

davsug wrote:Interesting. I hadn't thought of that. Is it possible to use the QD's PC Suite & MRouter? It doesn't look like it to me, but maybe there's a work-around.

I don't think I've seen anyone post that because it seemed logical that nokia would have a very good reason for having a different PC suite for prettymuch every phone. I just don't have problems w/ mine, BUT if Nok doesn't step in with ONE PC suite then it seems like there is a huge opportunity for a third party developer...then again...PC suite isn't all that if you have BT, a good OS, and a couple of decent apps. Good point :icon14: