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		<title>The Joys Of Bluetooth</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[OK, a little while ago Mary got an email from one of our friends, which led to me to the realization that I didn't have easy access to their phone numbers. In this case, I somehow seem to have entered their mailing and emailing address into my Mac's Address Book without ever adding the cell phone numbers. I was able to give them a call after scouring some old emails, and then I updated the Address Book database,
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OK, a little while ago Mary got an email from one of our friends, which led to me to the realization that I didn&#8217;t have easy access to their phone numbers. In this case, I somehow seem to have entered their mailing and emailing address into my Mac&#8217;s Address Book without ever adding the cell phone numbers. I was able to give them a call after scouring some old emails, and then I updated the Address Book database,</p>
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<p>Let me tell you, <a href="http://www.apple.com/isync" target="new">iSync</a> is <I>slick!</I> Using iSinc (via my wireless Bluetooth connection), I was able to update all the numbers in my Ericsson T-610&#8242;s phone book with just a few clicks. A few more clicks brought all of those numbers into the phone&#8217;s SIM card, so now I can chose to speed-dial them from an alphabetized list,which includes home, fax and cell numbers!<br />
Any resentment I&#8217;ve harbored about having to rebuild all of my contacts into <a href="http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/addressbook" target="new">Address Book</a> deserve some serious reconsideration at this point. This is the first opportunity I&#8217;ve had to make such practical use of this technology, so it&#8217;s got me thinking. Now, I can&#8217;t help wonder what it will be like to add a Palm Pilot to my toy chest.</p>
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