1) Any experience of making land-line telephone calls with your bluetooth-enabled mobile paired with a bluetooth basestation that connects to your ordinary landline?
The call would be from/to your ordinary landline number. but made on a bluetooth-enabled mobile, acting like a cordless phone.
The benefits:
- convenience of not needing a separate dedicated cordless 'phone
- not needing to learn another gadget
- contacts on mobile can be used, instead of re-entering
- friends/family who have free land-line calls can call you at home on your mobile
I'm aware of a BT (British Telecom) product/service but I'm not interested in operator-specific or 'phone model specific.
2) Any experience of these products are bluetooth landline adapters that claim to do what I'm asking? :-
http://www.myxlink.com/xlink_bttn.aspx
http://www.lm-technologies.com/home/bluetooth/LM320/bluetooth-home-telephone-adapter
3) Any software needed on your 'phone to make it route calls via blue-tooth and not your mobile operator?