I think that means that you cannot use a bluetooth headset to listen to music, that is that you have to use the wired headset:
Matching wired stereo headset : Listen to music or calls in privacy on a matching wired stereo headset (note: Bluetooth® devices are for voice calls only)
but your guess is a good as mine.
If you run the UNIX strings command on iSync 2.1, you get four lines mentioning the ROKR so I would bet that support for the ROKR E1 is probably already there in iSync 2.1 or at least on its way but I may be wrong.
If Apple have missed this opportunity to Sync with iCal and such like somebody has made a major error. Can you imagine how the Apple computer sales would increase?
The Mac community would expand if Apple sort this one - I cannot imagine they will allow this marketing opportunity to pass them by.
Apple is beginning to present the all round solution and this is a keen aspect toward a paper less office. Imagine being able to carry your iCal with you and also input into it!
I don't see what the big deal is with the iTunes phone. Why not get a Treo 650 which comes with the Palm OS, can sync with Macs, has a music player, camera, media player, and one can use SD cards for lots of storage...
Don't know about UK usage or availability. It's made by PalmOne. I have a Palm Zire 71 PDA which I sync with all my Mac stuff, and I imagine the Treo would be the same. Although I must say iSync has a hard time with Palm syncing and I ended up buying the excellent third party application called The Missing Sync by Mark/Space.
Compared to
my phone it is. I was very close to buying a RAZR, but after going to the Cingular store and holding it, it's too wide for me. It is a nice phone however.
So, knowing that the iTunes phone was expected to come out, I decided to wait. Now I'm a little upset because of the apparant inability to sync contacts.
But iSync has nothing to do with iTunes. Many other Cingular phones already sync contacts and calendars with iSync and Bluetooth. Why this phone would not is beyond me.
I have no use for a Treo nor a PDA whatsoever. I just want my phone numbers to sync with my phone. I don't really even care about the MP3s on a cellphone. To me, it would just be an added bonus. When I switch to Cingular, my first prerequisite is contact syncing. Everything else is secondary. I don't really care about a camera, video, instant messaging, music, etc...
But if the camera that I like has these features, cool. I would not choose iTunes software over the ability to sync.
One of the main reasons that I purchased .Mac was due to the syncing!
