[John Clark]

I only posted that they may work for mono audio with Dollars5's media player but it sounded misleading so I removed that from my post.

[kenshomi]

I installed the Dollars5 Media Player and it extends the 'sound blip' from 1/10 to 1/2 second of song playing. I have a BlueAnt x5 headset that I wish worked with my Pearl as well as it works with my other phones!! I am on AT&T when do you think a new OS that is bluetooth enabled will come out? DAng this blows!

[Grimlin]

The "hack" Works great for audible. I made a 611 page for free AT&T Calls if anyone cares. Blackberry Audio Bluetooth Hack

[ttowles]

The phone number should be selectable in your browser. Scroll to the phone number and select click your trackball and you will get a message "Call [Number]", Select Call with the Trackball not the green call button and after it is starting to call the number hit the red "End Call" button. You will be left at a screen that says "Do you want to return to the Browser Session".

4. If you elected to pause the music before perfoming steps 3 and 4 you can press your Mute button to resume play and throughout the connection you can use Mute to toggle between "Play" and Pause". At this point you are what I have dubbed the "transition" state and the phone is still transmitting all sound to the Bluetooth device but you are not actually on a call. As soon as you get a call or select "Yes" or "No" or press just about any other key (except Mute) the sound will revert to your speaker.

I cannot get this part to work...hmmm

[7100simpleisbetter]

Originally Posted by ttowles

The phone number should be selectable in your browser. Scroll to the phone number and select click your trackball and you will get a message "Call [Number]", Select Call with the Trackball not the green call button and after it is starting to call the number hit the red "End Call" button. You will be left at a screen that says "Do you want to return to the Browser Session".

4. If you elected to pause the music before perfoming steps 3 and 4 you can press your Mute button to resume play and throughout the connection you can use Mute to toggle between "Play" and Pause". At this point you are what I have dubbed the "transition" state and the phone is still transmitting all sound to the Bluetooth device but you are not actually on a call. As soon as you get a call or select "Yes" or "No" or press just about any other key (except Mute) the sound will revert to your speaker.

I cannot get this part to work...hmmm

ttowles,

I have never tried with the 8700....not sure what you are doing. you have to have the song already playing before you go to the browser or paused.