Tungsten e2, Bluetooth and Motorola phone list

[maxer]

Is this like a major deal to get more Motorola phones added to the list of supported phones on the Tungsten e2? Are we talking light years away?

Do you make a request for Palm to add the phone? I have the new E815. :confused:

[gooselab]

Is this like a major deal to get more Motorola phones added to the list of supported phones on the Tungsten e2? Are we talking light years away?

Do you make a request for Palm to add the phone? I have the new E815. :confused:

It IS a major deal, OK..... :eek: Oh, and it's only 3 light years, sooo.........what's the rush...?

Seriously , I ran into the same problem with my new E815 and the TX. It's really disappointing that palm hasn't added it to their list yet , 'cause the E815 is a great phone. And I'm not sure they ever will either. From what I've read the rumor is that they're protecting their Treo sales, but who knows.
In the meantime, I don't know what you want to do with the E2, but if all you want to do is dial phone numbers from your E2 via Bluetooth this thread (http://forums.palm.com/pe/action/forums/displaysinglethread?rootPostID=20249182&returnExpertiseCode=CDMA_telepho__USCA) helped me out. Look at the post by TXJedi. It probably works on the T2 as well.
If you are with a CDMA provider, there are ways around the crippled DUN, just do a google search. :)

[Dick Tracy]

From what I have read in Verizon documents, they have crippled Bluetooth. I have also heard that VZW may begin offering some of these features for an additional monthly fee.