its sooo easy ,in the menu bar , you would see the B logo. If its grey in colour , that means its inactive , to turn it on , just click it and select Turn Bluetooth On and vola its On. To turn it off do the samething. Would you like any screenshots ?

Sorry , was afk

Thanks siawgu .....If u want , I will show step by step how to do , just give me some time , so I would go and upload the pics

As I promised , sorry...I took such a long time to post , as I am having some problems with my iBook [Nothing biggie , its just that I messed the system up while it was updating]

Well , if you allow it to accept all connections , then it would work. Usually it does that , by default . But then you can always change the settings. You could pair it so you can take advantage of iSync , Saling Clicker and stuff like that. There is nothing special about Bluetooth on Macs. Its just like a regular Bluetooth Device , but it makes end-users easier to set their Bluetooth Mobile Phone/PDA up....It also helps to set up GPRS/EDGE/3G Connection as well [ you would need to get the script as well]

This post has been edited by prasys: Jun 28 2006, 09:13 PM

Well if you pair your k750i , then you could use iSync. It would sync , Your Calendar , To Dos , Address Book [you could even add photos] with the mac/PDA. That means everything would be up-to-date...Its that easy

For that you would have to pair. But if you're just going to send a file or two [MP3s for example] then you would not have to pair

Again , its just like a normal bluetooth device...If the device is yours , then pair it

I am using Nokia 6630 + Mac Mini G4 !

Yes ,well you can setup Pairing from the Bluetooth menu

He is just showing you how iSync works , etc..Of course , its bulit in everywhere...In the system prefs , in the Bluetooth menu and then its even in the Applications folder !

Sure , it still works that way !