G3 bluetooth malfunction with Jabra speakerphone, etc.

I drove down to Apple store chatting away happily on my Jabra SP5050 Bt (bluetooth) Speakerphone with my first-generation iPhone, but driving home with a new iPhone G3, the device was unable to discover the phone and vice-versa.
I tried to see if my MacBook Pro and new iPhone could discover each other to no avail.
Is the bluetooth in the iPhone be malfunctioning, or is there some deeper problem?

Life is more difficult when one is a complete idiot. But I did think to consult with Jabra's FAQ:
Can I pair more than 1 cell phone with my SP5050?
The SP5050 is not a multipoint device so it can only be paired with one cell
phone at a time. It will only "remember" the last cell phone it was paired
with.
After pairing the new phone with the unit, all is good.

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