Brad Ideas - bluetooth - Comments

Blue tooth PBX

Anonymous — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 09:46:45 -0700

Seemless Bluetooth integration to a PBX solution is a great idea. I feel like the implementation of this should require very little software integration. From a office desk perspective, I rather like the idea of a blue tooth handset/headset. The option adds flexibility, simply put, a large number of people do not utilize headsets due to discomfort, and heath concerns make sharing this sorta device unadvisable. Being an IT professional, I can assure you that one major problem with current PBX systems are phone cords. With the cell phone and wireless house phone being standard, a wireless solution would be simple and utilized by people of all ages. I see allot of phone cords twisted, and users tend to pull the cord around the office to reach files and other heavily utilized materials. This causes the RJ11 jack to become loose and requires a new handset for replacement. Bluetooth works short range wireless and simple reliability. People can switch ears and not cause continous equipment damage. headsets are an option for people who are comfortable with them. Replacement parts on a business solution like this would be reduced as long as the bluetooth handsets/headsets are reliable and taken care of. I like the idea of a simple RJ11 or phone jack that simply sends the signal to the bluetooth device as if it was the reciever. Above all keep it simple, the PBX has all the utility you need. Complication destroys reliability.

Read document problem

pda is smartphone — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 11:14:23 -0700

with this watch size? Errgggh, i can read my document easily. To read and edit the data document is the PDA's essensial.
www.pda-is-smartphone.com

What would be really great

Anonymous — Fri, 30 May 2008 19:24:16 -0700

What would be really great is:

If you could have one bluetooth headset able to connect to say 3 devices AND then the ability to place each on hold as you cycle through them. With out disconnecting and reconnecting the headset as you go.

Waiting to receive calls on mobile phone by bluetooth

srwain — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:00:08 -0700

I just not understand why nobody is blaming the mobile phones companies, you can't receive the calls in your mobile phone via bluetooth only because the mobile phones has poor software.
Open Source resources should spend on using existing mobile phones hardware with a flexible software.
Like the http://www.rockbox.org/ project for mp3 players.

Phone link..

Ken Kennedy — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:28:03 -0700

Saw this on Digital Inspiration...it's all concept now, but in the same vein. Some differences, of course.

http://labnol.blogspot.com/2007/03/wear-cell-phone-on-your-wrist-instead...