Company/Model of the phone: Nokia 6102i
Firmware Version: Unknown - just got the phone today
Is this phone an OEM version or a provider customized version? Provider customized
Does your phone automatically pair?: No - see comment
What shows up on the MID: No signal strength, no battery, incoming call id does show up on the MID
Service Provider: Cingular
Geographical Location: Atlanta, where the ballers ball, the players play, and the parties go on until 8 in the morning
What is your RF/signal strength like? Generally 3 - 4 bars (out of 4). Only had the phone for 8 hours, so far. Beats the crap out of T-Mobile, where 2 bars out of five was a banner day.

Pairing: This was more difficult than the Motorola v330 I used to own. The trick is to put the HFL into pairing mode, enter the PIN, say yes, and then go to Menu > Settings > Communications > Bluetooth > Paired Devices > New and then the phone and car will find each other and pair. Next, select HFL on the phone and hit connect. You're good to go. After this initial setup, the phone will connect automatically

 

Company/Model of the phone: T-Mobile MDA II Windows Mobile Smart Phone
ROM Version: 2.24.10.1 WWE
Radio Version: 2.25.11
Is this phone an OEM version or a provider customized version? OEM (but has been fully unlocked)
Does your phone automatically pair?: Yes
What shows up on the MID: Phone Number
Service Provider: Cingular
Geographical Location: Austin, TX

 

anyone know if this phone is compatible with the LG Chocolate?

i wanted to buy that phone unlocked on ebay so i could use it with my t-mobile service but i just want to make sure that it will work on my TL with the HFL before i buy it...otherwise, ill probably buy an unlocked nokia 8801

 

Taken from Samsung A990 bluetooth works with TL!!!!!!:
Not sure why it was there, but it was.