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[Deep_Level_Shark]

some cordless landlines phone has Bluetooth support.

How do I benefit with this Bluetooth support ? What I may do with this ?

Example:

[Detection]

If normal cordless phones interfere with your 2.4GHz wifi I suppose BT phones would solve that

[+scumdogmillionaire]

My wife and I have one for our home phone line. Basically, we can pair both of our cell phones (Lumia 920s) to it. You can pick which handset you want to ring when a particular cell phone receives a call, or you can select to have it ring to all handsets. Then you just pick up the handset like you would and you connect to your cell phone. You can also chose to dial out from one of the cell phones, too. It's a pretty cool feature.

We have the Panasonic KX-TG7644M.

[Deep_Level_Shark]

scumdogmillionaire, on 01 January 2013 - 17:06, said:

My wife and I have one for our home phone line. Basically, we can pair both of our cell phones (Lumia 920s) to it. You can pick which handset you want to ring when a particular cell phone receives a call, or you can select to have it ring to all handsets. Then you just pick up the handset like you would and you connect to your cell phone. You can also chose to dial out from one of the cell phones, too. It's a pretty cool feature.

We have the Panasonic KX-TG7644M.

little confused.

May I guess after BT pairing , I may call from cell phone through bluetooth but actual call will go through landline telephone.....landline telephone will be billed ...no cell phone bill.......does it work this way ? I'll be happy if this works this way.

[+scumdogmillionaire]

No, it still works through your cell phone.

Basically think of it as a Bluetooth headset... with a lot more buttons.

[Mindovermaster]

I think the phone itself, mimics your cell. Much like how BT headsets work. You are not going through your landline. AFAIK, your landline has nothing to do with your cell phone provider.

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[tkyoshi]

It will let you have 1 central handset as well so whether the landline or cell rings, you can pick it up from that handset.

It's also useful for people that live in an area w/ weak cell reception. Therefore you can leave your cell in a good signal area (near the cordless base station) and be able to recieve/make calls from the cell anywhere in your home.