6310i Bluetooth question

Hi all

I have a 6310i on Orange PAYG. It's got an older version of firmware (V
5.22), which I intend to have flashed to the later, more competent versions.

I use MS Outlook XP a lot and want to be able to synchronise my Contacts AND
Calendar (Tasks, Appointments etc) via a Bluetooth dongle. I have 2
questions:

1. Can someone recommend a good value and competent Bluetooth USB adapter
for me to buy online (a respectable store if possible but I don't mind
buying from eBay if I have to)
2. Would I need to use a 3rd party piece of software for the above
requirements? I don't want to do anything like send texts from my computer
or change the display, and would rather not have to purchase software if I
don't have to

Thanks in advance

Richard

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I can recommend the Belkin dongle. Superb! Under £50 but a little more
expensive than some of them.


"Richard Davies" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:0EyVb.1310$Y%[email protected]...
> Hi all
>
> I have a 6310i on Orange PAYG. It's got an older version of firmware (V
> 5.22), which I intend to have flashed to the later, more competent
versions.
>
> I use MS Outlook XP a lot and want to be able to synchronise my Contacts
AND
> Calendar (Tasks, Appointments etc) via a Bluetooth dongle. I have 2
> questions:
>
> 1. Can someone recommend a good value and competent Bluetooth USB adapter
> for me to buy online (a respectable store if possible but I don't mind
> buying from eBay if I have to)
> 2. Would I need to use a 3rd party piece of software for the above
> requirements? I don't want to do anything like send texts from my computer
> or change the display, and would rather not have to purchase software if I
> don't have to
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Richard
>
>

> I can recommend the Belkin dongle. Superb! Under £50 but a little more
> expensive than some of them.
>

Thanks for this. What makes it stand out against all the others?

I'll be using it with Windows XP so I need one which has drivers that cause
as little headaches as possible. Is this the case with the Belkin dongle?

Cheers

Richard