Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and bluetooth 4.0?

I have a headset (plantronics M50) and use it with Iphone 4 (Bluetooth 2.1+EDR). Now, this device cannot communicate with my new Iphone 4s (bluetooth 4.0).
Anyone can help me out ? or should I gave up?

Here you go:
http://www.apple.com/iphone/compare-iphones/
Check out the position of the mute switch and the additional break in the steel band.

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WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack, driver version 6.x
Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.10.12, 6.10.10, 6.30.01 and 7.00
IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.0.5, 6.2.227.11, and 6.4.245.0
Windows XP 64-bit:
Microsoft Windows Bluetooth stack
Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.10.12, 6.10.10, and 7.00
IVT BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack, driver version 5.0.5 and 6.2.227.11
Windows XP:
Microsoft Windows Bluetooth (only in Service Pack 2)
WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack, driver version 1.4.2.18, 3.x, 4.x, 5.0, 5.1, and 5.5
Toshiba Bluetooth stack, driver version 4 .0, 5.0, 5.10.12, 6.10.10, 6.30.01, and 7.00
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Hi,
I have an old Bluetooth headset (Z-W88), which cannot be paired in Windows 7 - it shows a code and it asks me to compare it to the one on the headset. No
matter how I respond to the question (yes or no), the pairing fails.
I figured it out that my headset does not implement / miss-implement other authentication than PIN authentication.
In Windows XP, which does not provide support for Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and Secure Simple Pairing, I was able to use the headset without any problem.
In Ubuntu 12.04, initially I had the same authentication problem. But after I executed the command "hciconfig hci0 sspmode 0", I was able to connect
the headset.
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Hello Marius78,
I don't know why a engineer redirect you here, it is the wrong forum for your kind of question. This forum talks about "using Windows Forms controls and features", which is a technology based on .NET Framework and not related to your device.
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Microsoft Community as you have already posted.
For how to program an application, you can try post this question to some device develop or C++ forums.
I think you can consult this issue here
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I did not have success trying to get my MacBook to pair with a Typhoon Bluetooth Audio Receiver Set (http://www.typhoon.de/en/art.php?p=1523&pv=3 ).
The Typhoon device claims to be a A2DP-SNK (stereo audio sink) .
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What future are we talking about here ?
Wifes birthday today, gifted her a LUMIA 610, wanted to transfer our year old son snaps & SHOCKED to know there aint any bluetooth support or the phone doesnt act as a storage device.
Feeling robbed & cheated, hope we get some kinnda support from NOKIA.
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Hi FRREDOM,
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try and answer your questions/remarks as best as possible
1) Bluetooth use only for headset
This is not unique to Windows Phone and well documented. In Windows Phone SAP and FTP are not implemented. Windows Phone supports Bluetooth audio (EDR) and connection profiles for use with a carkit (PBAP, HSP, HFP). Here is the complete list of supported profiles;
A2DP 1.2, AVCTP 1.0, AVDTP 1.0, AVRCP 1.0, AVRCP 1.3, GAVDP 1.2, HFP 1.5, HSP 1.1, PBAP 1.0, RFCOMM 1.0
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Also well documented. Actually you have at least 7GB of shared storage available to both the phone and other devices through SkyDrive
3) Song to ringtone not available.
There are multiple apps available in marketplace which will allow you to setup songs as ringtones. Also creating your own is clearly explained here.
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This is well documented and not unique to Windows Phone
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There are several settings which will influence image quality. Also you may want to install the Camera Extras app from marketplace which will give you additional features and settings.
6) No Java Support.
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I am thinking of buying a ipad 2 in the US when I visit there to bring back to the UK. I will then be heading home to Australia next year. Can someone help me to confirm:
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Wifi is the same.
I don't know whether the iPhones are locked or not.

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Interesting comments. Thanks.
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Bluetooth 4.0 is the later standard. You can read up on it here:
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For non-server based applications I believe that the 8-core computer will not give you a very good bang for the buck, so this is probably a smart decision. [If you find that you need to in the future -- I suspect that you can replace the Xeon-Quad chips when they are available on the street (hopefully at a lower price).
"2 or 4 gb of ram (I can't decide, what do you think? It costs about $400 to upgrade from 2gb...also is there a good reason why apple doesn't let people order '3 gigs' ?"
I agree with the previous poster, 2-2G modules for this computer (ECC) are available from Crucial.com at just over $300 dollars - I have bought many many modules from Crucial and I have NEVER had any problem with them.
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7200 SATA drives are the typical "high-end" for desktop computers, 10K SATA drives are available -- but are typically very expensive (and hotter -- which may cause a problem if the case was not designed to deal with the additional heat. If you doing a lot of reading/processing/writing, it is probably more cost effective to add more memory (assuming the application can take advantage of it).
"ATI Radeon X1900 XT 512MB (2 x dual-link DVI) Add $249 - In the future I'd like to get a 2nd 30" ACD so I think this is the best card...though realistically, can this card drive two 30" monitors without getting its * kicked?"
For most applications, this card should be sufficient for two monitors. If you are not buying the second monitor right away (anyway), you will probably be able to get a higher power card in the future -- which will cost less -- than buying the highest end card now.
"Apple Cinema HD Display 30 Inch - From what I've been able to google, there really isn't anything else on the market that is vastly superior in this size. Supposedly I could save a couple hundred by getting a dell monitor that has basically the same stuff on the inside, but I would prefer to just deal with apple unless someone else has a way better product. I heard lacie might have some wicked monitors, but couldn't find a 30?"
I would still recommend a Dell monitor, Dell just refreshed their monitors with a higher-colour edition of the 30" monitor (I have not seen any new releases from Apple). I use the Dell monitors and I am very happy with them (even before the refresh).

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Hello,
I'm new here and excited about purchasing my new apple mac pro. I do alot of photo editing and web designs on my spare time, and really use all the adobe suites. My question is, I use two or three programs going at the same time and I don't want the computer to slow down cause of it, will this set-up to good for me:
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