MacBook - Bluetooth - Phone (_Nokia 6021_) - GPRS - Internet

I've connected Nokia 6021 to my MacBook via BT. iSync worsks properly, but when I try to enable GPRS service, MacBook connects to the phone and disconnects, signalling error.
Is this connection possible?

No, no emails with attachments get through, even if the attachment is only 1K in size.
And we're not using Vodafone's SMTP server, although when we tried that to see if our server was the problem (even though it is fine for hundreds of IMAP accounts from other clients on multiple platforms) results we the same.
We have several 6230s (and some 6230is) that work just fine. We have one 6021 that works just fine. All the others don't, and the only difference (as far as I can tell) is the firmware version.
I think that there is some funky bluetooth thing going on between the PocketPC PDA and the v04.10 6021s. Possibly it could be a fault with the PDA only, but as I said, the 6230s work fine.

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