Driving With The Guru - Ep 26 - All About Bluetooth
As always, you can catch the show in your favorite podcasting application using this fun RSS link, or you can simply download the Symbian-Guru OPML file there on the sidebar for several other great podcasts that I recommend.
I am also working on creating a Video Center button, so that you can easily download the podcast using the Nokia Video Center on either your N95 handset or your N810/N800 Internet Tablet. Look for that to make an appearance next week.
Dude, that BT headset with the big loop looks like it just came straight out of P.Diddlys jewellery box! I’ve honestly never seen anything like that in the UK. Do people in the US seriously wear those things? They look hideous!
In answer to you question, I prefer the ‘in-ear’ type of headset. Usually they are smaller, and more discreet. I would hate to walk around town looking like I’ve just come straight off the Star Trek set.
On the otherhand though, the smaller more discreet ‘in-ear’ ones, are a lot harder for other people to spot. Thus you get some strange looks, walking down the street, as everyone thinks you are the local nutter talking to yourself.
Another great DWTG vid though mate! Roll on next friday!
awesome episode ricky. actually, it was my first time watchin the episode. *pop the cork*
anyways, just seeing that media app on the n810 has made me want one for the first time. where can i see more demos about that application?
also, was that old old old old old incubus playing at the beginning? if not, it sure sounds like them.
@symbianaddict - Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! You can catch the archives here on the site, there’ve been lots of better episodes.
It’s called Canola, the official site for it is here: http://openbossa.indt.org.br/canola/about.html
And no, it’s not Incubus, it’s a section of a Dwight Yoakam song
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