I had no success in establishing bluetooth pairing between my iphone and Macbook pro retina after insalling Mountain Lion, any suggestions?

is this a known issue? how do I fix it?

I'm having the same problem. Neither my iPhone 5 or 4s will connect with my Retina Pro machine. The pairing seems to go fine, however when I try to connect to the Mac on the phone, it returns and claims the unit is not supported - and removes the MBP from the list!
This is simply not acceptable for equipment as expensive as these products are.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/TA27116
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