I spent forever trying to figure out how to bluetooth tether with my ATT tilt o/ kaiser tytn II n my mac book pro with leopard. I wanted to be able to send out an email from the car. I have the wm wifirouter

which turns yu windows mobile device into a wifi access point but that was too much battery power and I wanted to use bluetooth.
Bluetooth DUN
Bluetooth DUN would not work for some reason. I mean I could take the damn sim out of the windows mobile tilt, stick it in the nokia 7900 an tether with no problem but not with the tilt. The settings I used for that were.
Phone number: *99#
UserName:
ISP@CINGULARGRPS.COM
Pass: CINGULAR1
access point: wap.cingular
CID:4
Unfortunately, even if it did work bluetooth DUN is so freakin slow that it is dialup style unbearable.
Bluetooth Pan
Amazingly, the mac OS X leopard and windows mobile 6 can network with bluetooth DUN which is incredibly fast Then I realized on the mac you could also use bluetooth pan. I never tried that before. It is way easier than bluetooth DUN and basically allows your bluetooth phone to share its network instead of dialing out through bluetooth as with DUN. It is so fast and multiple devices can access it at once. I was able to get 1300kbps dl and 150kpbs up.
To get the tilt to work with the Tilt and leopard you will need to use two system preference panes on the mac - network and bluetooth and one program on the tilt called internet sharing.
First, open internet sharing in the programs menu on the Tilt. If it is not there, just search for the internet sharing app on windows mobile on google and it will tell you how to find/enable it. One you got it running on the windows mobile, select bluetooth pan from the top drop down and media net form the bottom one, then hit connect.
Using the mac add your tilt as a paired bluetooth device. First, in your bluetooth system preference panel by clicking the + button at the bottom right and going though the bluetooth wizard. You will need to pair the devices using the wizard. While you are in there, check the "show bluetooth status in menu bar" checkbox so that you get the easy access bluetooth menu in your menu bar.
Choose the type any device when filling out the wizard
Then open you network system preference panel and select the plus in the lower left. A box will pop up, choose bluetooth pan and name it tilt or whatever you want. Then hit create and exit out of your network control panel.
Last in the bluetooth drop down that you enabled in you status bar at the top of the finder, select the tilt and then click connect to network. You should be all connected at that point.
Happy tethering.
Have you looked at that Bullfeathers shop yet? They have 4 floors of amazing old Buffalo home parts. Doors, doorknobs (probably the ones stolen out of my apartment too), windows from churches, etc. You could install a piece of Buffalo history in your home!
You should put a drain in the closet under the stairs and call it done.
Should be interesting to see, sounds like an excuse for a party some time down the line. On a stain glass note. There is one danger if that is the only window that has stained glass it might look out of place you I'm guessing you will like it and eventully do every window as stained glass.
you guys work fast! seems like last week we were there! are you going to install a commode anywhere else in the downstairs?
He is going to design it and I am going to try and cut an soldier it. The only problem with this is as soon as we master it everyone is going to want one. My mother already asked for two and we didn't even start yet, lol.
Is Matt gonna make the stained glass or are you guys going to go pay for a window? Seems to me there wouldn't be many spares laying around for something like that.
Yeah, I agree. Open it up all you want but leave the commode! It will make a great conversation piece for your upcoming home tour.
Extreme home makeover in the B-lo son! That looks really cool guys. Why get rid of the cold downstairs toilet though?