I thought it was mainly my workplace. But on the main road, in my house, etc. Sometimes my phone will overheat for about a minute, then get failed signal. I was wondering if their is a way out of my contract? Any type of cell phone lemon law? Should I write to attorney general. I was told AT&T and Verizon are good; Verizon is just very expensive, and sort of al a carte?

I have a headset for my computer and I’m constantly on Skype making calls to people while I’m doing different things. And i was wondering is there a way for calls to get forwarded from my phone to my computer? It would be so much more convenient to be able to take them through my headset instead of putting my cell phone to my ear every time someone calls me. Are there any free programs that do this or is there a way to do it with Skype? Thanks guys!

I work in a very mobile environment and use a tablet PC with wireless broadband and a Bluetooth headset for dictation and communication on net meetings and MSN and a mobile phone for my regular calls. I would like to be able to connect my mobile phone to my PC so I can make and answer my mobile phone calls from my PC with some sort of interface. This would allow me to have one common interface for all my work tools. Has anyone any ideas for doing this?

I’m looking for a way to listen to music from my computer (or Ipod) and take phone calls from a landline. I found headset for cell phones but not for landlines any suggestion?

I have a bluetooth cell phone and a bluetooth USB adapter for my computer. I can connect the phone to my computer as an audio gateway, and use the my computer headset as a “bluetooth hands free” on my phone. Is there any way that the audio can be recorded on my computer?

I want to get a headset to play online games and do VOIP with. I already have bluetooth headset and I was wondering that if I purchase a bluetooth transmitter for my computer if I would be able to do those functions with my current headset.