In Servicepack2 of WindowsXP the bluetooth functionality has become much better. Usually it was unstable to connect to the t39m via Bluetooth to sync with Outlook on my VAIO TR1MP. Since Servicepack 2 all is fine. I installed a virtual serial port for bluetooth (control panel) and in Ericsson telephone monitor used this serial port as default connection. Now when I open Outlook the serial port opens automatically (I can see this because the Ericcson Telephone Monitor appears at the bottom of the screen) and syncing works fine.
This list is in draft state. Thats why it looks like what it looks like. It is NOT in any way designed, so don't bother.
Furthermore, as you can easily see the author is german, but for international usability this list has been written in english. Any corrections of the text (by people who know what they are doing) are therefore appreciated...
I will start this list with the newer firmware versions because this is what I think most people will interest.
Please post bugs or features not mentioned here to:
t39m@aspekt1.net
BUGS:
FEATURES:
- In ERIX press 789 to start a hidden "snake" game [negg]
- Under "profiles" the "multiloader 1219" is now available as accessory for automated profile-switching [negg]
CHANGES:
BUGS (not yet sure):
- Alarmclock freezes when snoozed for the second time using the up-down-slider
- Possibly freezing when using WAP functions [submitted by Mark(u)sman]
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