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    Good bluetooth software for i9300?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by fsljff, Feb 6, 2006.

  1. fsljff

    fsljff Notebook Enthusiast

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    Can anyone give me any good suggestion?
     
    fsljff, Feb 6, 2006
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    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    What do you mean specifically? Are you looking for a new stack?
     
    Brian, Feb 6, 2006
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    I just use MS's default bluetooth software with it. It seems to work fine for me.
     
    Amber, Feb 6, 2006
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    Widcomm stack has more functionality and smaller memory footprint than the Toshiba Bluetooth stack that comes with the BT350
     
    Oscarine, Feb 6, 2006
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    The "New" stack functionally is much improved and includes new firmware. I am using that and don't really have any problems.
     
    JustJimDelany, Feb 6, 2006
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    Do you use the Widcomm stack? If so, how did you get it to work. I have been trying unsuccessfuly to get it to recognize the BT350 module for some time now.
     
    jcaulley, Feb 7, 2006
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    I meant like the Bluespace NE, which I used before in my vaio.....I dont really know what is a "stack"?
     
    fsljff, Feb 7, 2006
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