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Omar
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I know BMW started equipping their cars with Bluetooth capability as of last September. However, checking with my local dealer the only SE phone they support is the Ericsson T39. Any ideas about P800 integrated with BMW Bluetooth in a way that will allow use of the Multi-Information Display, steering wheel controls and phone's memory? |
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gadgetboytom
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keep dreaming
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mkt
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I think i've seen it somewhere. I know! Does anybody remember James Bond "Tommorow never dies"? Except he was also able to remote control his BMW with eric  |
Fahed_2000
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Somebody here watches toOoOoOo many action movies
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amagab
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SAAB 9-3 Sport Sedan has Bluetooth built in that supports all Bluetooth equipped phones, pda's and computers. Volvo will have it in their next models. |
JwY
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it's a bluetooth takeover! |
Skaff
Joined: Mar 22, 2002
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Yeah? I suppose then you'll have to take your car in for a firmware upgrade :? |
Cytech
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On 2003-01-08 13:57, Skaff wrote:
Yeah? I suppose then you'll have to take your car in for a firmware upgrade :?
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about 3000 SAAB 9-3 here in Sweden have a software fault, so when the engineheater is connected, it not just makes the engine warmer these cold winter days, it also drains the battery... this can be fixed by doing a software upgrade... 
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magu
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BMW's new 745i has Assisted Driving as one of the many items available for the car (not the onlye car that has it now!). All the steering, speeding and braking is done through electronic sensors. They work together with the multi-function iDrive system. The Bluetooth driving is not available yet, but that's a HUGE step to getting the phone to really control the car. I think that some more years will show us if I'm wrong or right.
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Z___Z
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It was a nokia communicator in that bond movie
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Z___Z
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It was a nokia communicator in that bond movie
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Hurrle
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Imagine how cool it would be when you're sitting in the backseat of your car and steering it with your phone, and then the battery goes empty when you're going thru the gate at home and instead of going in the garage you drive straight thru your house! That would be cool!
I really hope they're not allowed to enable steering your car with a bluetooth phone. Imagine a smaller incompatibility, and all the accidents caused by that.
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volvoman
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I think you will find it was an Ericsson in the bond film not a nokia
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gadgetboytom
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On 2003-01-09 09:50, Z___Z wrote:
It was a nokia communicator in that bond movie
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Bug One
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When bond first controlled his BMW a few movies ago. Cant remember which one it was. But that was a Nokia.
The more recent one was good old SE though. |
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Posted: 2003-01-07 16:43
