Has anyone else see the logo, that looks like a Apple cellular? It is bundles within the package. Check it out!

It is bundles within the package. Check it out! It look like a celluar but with an Apple logo on the screen. Cool, if Apple was to release an Apple mobile.

...you need to pair via the Bluetooth Setup Assistant, not the System Preference Panel. If you pair via System Preferences, it pairs, but does not get added as an option in Sound Input/Output options.

no dice. Ran the BT firmware update on my 15" superdrive albook (10.3.2, all system updates) and I am able to pair with my Jabra FreeSpeak BT200 (which works fine with my nokia 3650) but I am having the same problem as the person above with the 12" powerbook. Sigh.

Also, I notice that the BT prefpane's 'devices' list the services as 'headset, hands-free unit', but don't always show that it's connected properly:

Bluetooth setup assistant didn't recognize the headset at all, I had to do it from the prefpane. When I turn the headset on, its name turns bold and it jumps to the top of the list (I have four other devices paired, none of which are on) and it says Connected: Yes, but then it immediately jumps back down, not connected, unbolded, bottom of the list. Grr!

When I pair it initially it 'stays connected' (according to what the pref pane says) but if I turn the headset off the indicator doesn't change right away, so I don't put much stock in it... I have to click to another tab, then back, before it updates.

Of course, I don't see anything new as an I/O device in the sound panel. Maybe a good old reboot will help matters... :)

The hint right above mine (5:55 pm) worked; it's weird, as before when I ran the Bluetooth setup updater I did see 'printers' but not 'headsets' in the list, so I'd picked 'other device'. Now upon re-running Bluetooth setup assistant, I can pair it, use it with iChat AV, etc...

Getting ready to purchase a new ( something ) and this info all helps.

Can anyone get it to start a Applescript upon detection ( proximity actions ) with a Bluetooth headset? ( Like Sailing's iClicker or Romeo )??/

Good question?

Would it be possible with BT to use the connection to set up a speakerphone function.

Pair the phone with a mac, hear the conversation through the speakers or even record conversations!!

Henri

Sailing Clicker is nice, the first version IMHO was easier to use and version to made all the more confusing and to top that off people where wanting to charge for the simple applescripts to an already paid for application. Sailing, should post more scripts for free and make an easier interface for busienss people to use versus programmers wanting to control VNC..

I had clicker (v1) set to see my phone upon entering the room, turn off the screen saver, welcome me back with Veronica voice, and tell me how many unread emails that I had and then run isync. This was very nice, upon installing version 2 lost my script and had problems since. Part of the problem is now I just can't be bothed to fix it up again, which is NOT a fault of clicker, but it could be easier to set-up. It would be smart if he had two versions, one for business users, simply based on proximity settings, and one for the geeks that want thier mac to be complete controlled by their mobile phone. Don't care about controlling my Mac via a stupid mobile... just want my Mac to do X,Y, and Z upon entering a room. The first time I enter the room on a calendar day, it does everything, and every time there after it does say just X,Y but NOT Z (such as isync).

As for Romeo, it is free and there is those out there that such as simple application as Clicker should be as expensive as it is and should be open source... Try them both as there is a demo of clicker available.