So, from what I have read, Nokia’s bluetooth implementation is a bit on the sketchy side of things. This is one of the supposed reasons why iCal sync with the 3650 is not functional yet. It would also, I guess, explain why when I choose “Browse device…” from the bluetooth menu on my 12-inch, I am able to see the 3650, connect to the 3650, but no files show up and any sort of get / put functionality fails. What it doesn’t explain is why trying all this just a minute ago, caused not only Bluetooth File Exchange to freeze, but when I attempted to force quit out of it, caused my entire system to hang. Not a kernel panic, but the little spinning lines that you get at start up and shut down sometimes in the middle of the screen. I had to force the computer to power down and then reboot it to get things back to normal, and even then, in the process of booting, the PB rebooted one more time. That’s a little scary, and very unexpected for OS X, which is supposed to protect us from such things. That plus the strange networking interference that happened when I lost Airport connectivity the other day while playing around with bluetooth makes me think Apple has a bit of work to do on their bluetooth implementation as well… /rant off
Nokia problem become Apple problem…
So, from what I have read, Nokia’s bluetooth implementation is a bit on the sketchy side of things. This is one of the supposed reasons why iCal sync with the 3650 is not functional yet. It would also, I guess, explain why when I choose “Browse device…” from the bluetooth menu on my 12-inch, I…
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