> don't people who walk round with
> headsets on all the time look like idiots
Actually, having picked up a non-blue tooth wireless earpiece for my
two-line phone base unit, and enjoying a 300' range of mobility while either
being on the phone or being able to answer while remote from my main
computer room, has caused me to lust for blue tooth on my cell phone. There
are times I find myself leaving the wireless earpiece on my ear when not
talking to anyone simply because I can so quickly answer the phone (either
line). Further, I find myself loving the ability to continue working on
whatever project without needing to reach any further than the earpiece that
is so conveniently already in place (hanging on my ear). So, I for one will
likely become one of the folks that "look like idiots" once I select my
trusty Blackberry 7510 replacement cellular phone (non-blue tooth capable),
and get a blue tooth earpiece for use with the new cell phone.
In fairness, until I got the Plantronics CS50 Office Headset System I felt
wandering around with a wireless earpiece would have looked pretty silly
also. But once I started to use the unit I no longer gave a rat's ass what
anyone thought. I am now free from wires while being able to work with both
hands within 300 feet of my office while answering the phone, or chatting
with a client. It has been a wonderful tool that until experienced seems
nothing less than frivolous. It is just about the best $300 I have ever
paid for a telecom device in recent years (same unit can now be had for
about $200 on eBay).
Gil
> -----Original Message-----
> From: profoxtech-bounces AT leafe .DOT com
> [mailto:profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Allen
> Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 7:20 AM
> To: profoxtech AT leafe .DOT com
> Subject: RE: [NF] "get it now" feature on Verizon cell phone, can it be
> hacked?
>
>
> I'm sure there are. On that subject, don't people who walk round with
> headsets on all the time look like idiots !!! (being polite there), Ok If
> speaking but I see loads of them not talking. I only use my headset if I
> get/make a call then take it off. And usually its just in the car.
> Allen
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com
> [mailto:profoxtech-bounces AT leafe .DOT com] On
> Behalf Of Paul Hill
>
> Next time you're in a train station or somewhere busy do a bluetooth
> scan. I guarantee you'll find loads.
>
>
>
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