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How to connect Nokia 6111 to Bluetooth speaker?

Sep 17, 2007 by Ashencircle | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans

Hi, I have a Nokia 6111 and a Motorola Bluetooth Speaker HF820. In other Qs Ya I think they should work together, but I followed the instruction manual and does not "see" the other. Can anyone help? A big thank you
I have bluetooth enabled on the phone, but the device search finds nothing. The headset is charged and appears to work well, but it does not connect to anything.

Is the Bluetooth speaker fully charged or connected to the network?

In the Bluetooth menu on your Nokia phone, looking for new equipment, make sure the speaker is on. You should be able to find it.

Note: Your profile for your Nokia Bluetooth headset should be visible.

cr ! 5h | Sep 17, 2007

how do i pair a bluetooth speaker to another phone?

Dec 01, 2008 by bob b | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

i am being given a bluetooth speaker model vrbt300v, and it is paired to another phone, how to i unpair it from that phone and pair it to mine? do i just go through pairing it to my phone?
i know how to pair it to another phone, im asking how to UNpair it, the instructions i have dont cover that, and i cant access the .pdf manual online. it just wont load

IPEVO Tubular Wireless Bluetooth Speakers Review

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Cellphones, Cancer and Infertility

11.07.11

Let’s face it…we love our cell phones. Whether we use them for business or just to keep in touch with family and friends, for most of us, they have become indispensable. Nonetheless, there are new warnings about the health risks associated with cell phone use that consumers need to be aware of.

In May, after a thorough review of the existing research, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), part of the World Health Organization (WHO), classified cell phones as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” and acknowledged that the radiation emitted from cell phones may increase an individual’s risk of brain cancer . Prior to this announcement, the WHO had maintained the position that no adverse health problems had been confirmed.

In one of the largest international studies undertaken, scientists found the rate of brain glioma (a type of tumor) doubled in individuals who used a cell phone for 10 years or more.

Now another potential health problem associated with cell phones is gaining attention. Researchers in Austria compared cell phone users to non-users and have found cell phone use capable of damaging sperm production and may be a contributing factor in male infertility.

Source: Fox News

Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth Speaker Review « thegadgetsite Reviews

by nzomatrix

Design: The Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth Speaker comes in glossy black. It is attractive but a bit of a dust collector due to the glossy finish. In their defense a lot of my gadgets are glossy and attract dust. The Solar Sound looks nice and stylish with solar panels on top. The design is very minimalist and the buttons are flush with the unit on the front side. The back has a push in power button.

Function: Initially you need to pair the Devotec speaker with the iPod/iPhone. To do this simply turn on your iPod Touch then click Bluetooth in settings. Turn on the speaker and the solar sound will show up in the Touch under Bluetooth settings. It will say not connected. Click on Solar Sound icon, enter pin number, and then the iPod will connect with the speaker. Now you can play music on the iPod and the sound will come out of the Devotec speaker.

The Devotec speaker also has an audio in cable if you do not have a Bluetooth media device. Simply connect one end to the headphone jack of the mp3 player and the other end to the Devotec Solar Sound.

The Devotec speaker can charge two ways. Put the speaker where it’s sunny and it will charge by solar power. Or you can just use the usb cable and ac adapter to charge the internal battery the normal way.

Source: Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth Speaker Review « thegadgetsite Reviews

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