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Bluetooth 1.5 for Mac OS X provides support for Bluetooth enabled headsets and printers.

NOTE: Headsets must support the Bluetooth headset profile and printers must support the Bluetooth HCRP profile. In order to configure and use a Bluetooth headset, the Bluetooth module must have the latest Bluetooth firmware from the Bluetooth Firmware Updater application version 1.0.2 or later

For information about using Bluetooth 1.5 or about making your Mac Bluetooth-enabled, visit the Apple website.

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later

Related Links
Bluetooth 1.3.4 Updater (for Mac OS X 10.2.8) Bluetooth 1.3.3 Updater (for Mac OS X 10.2.8) Bluetooth 1.2.1 (for Mac OS X 10.2.5)

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jrossol commented on 29 Jan 2006

I have a Logitech Mx 900 mouse (an unsupported bluetooth mouse). Things worked great before the update.. the only step I needed to take to activate my mouse was to click once on the bluetooth icon in my menu bar in order to find and recognize my mouse.

Now, with v1.5, I must open my Bluetooth preference pane ('pain') and click on my mouse in the list before the connection activates. What a painful update this turned out to be!

Someone needs to develop a 'quick scan' bluetooth app or menu-bar utility... or widget... something!

[Version 1.5]

Anonymous reviewed on 12 Feb 2004

Bluetooth rendered unstable. Since installing 1.5 my version of 10.3 OSX has been unable to support Bluetooth properly. The Service switches off perodically, Address Book support is rarely ever working and I need to reboot to get it operational again!!
Unless you need headset or printer support, leave 1.5 alone!!

[Version 1.5]

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Anonymous commented on 20 Feb 2004

Does anyone know if Apple will produce a OSX 10.2 version as I really need bluetooth printing.

Anonymous commented on 20 Feb 2004

10.2? well, upgrade to 10.2.8 (it's free) and use the latest Bluetooth, version 1.3.4, for 10.2.8

Anonymous commented on 07 Mar 2005

same issue here... my connectionbs are very flakey.

Jwilson13 commented on 06 Feb 2004

I don't have a bluetooth headset to report on but, for anyone else wondering whether or not to apply this update, it has installed fine on multiple macs for me with not problems. The bluetooth devices I do have still work with the macs like before.

[Version 1.5]

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Svl reviewed on 05 Feb 2004

Great stuff ! Allows me to connect my wireless bluetooth headset to my mac and use it for stuff like iChat. Nothing slicker than a bluetooth headset to chat with. Plays music and everything, it's just another sound in/out option in your system prefpane. Very cool Apple, although quite useless for now unless you will market your own headset for iChat :)

[Version 1.5]

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Anonymous commented on 05 Feb 2004

No joy for me. Using a Jabra BT200, it just disconnects straight away.

Anonymous reviewed on 18 Nov 2003

Yay! I can't see what this update has improved or made better. My DLink USB adapter and Sony Ericsson T610 have worked flawlesly together. Anyway, it's good to see some under the hood improvements.

[Version 1.4.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 17 Nov 2003

Update and subsequent functionality worked fine on 10.3.1 of PB G4 12". Apple's implementation of BT is getting better and better. I use BT with iSync and GSM Remote to connect with my T68i and Palm M515.

[Version 1.4.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 16 Oct 2003

Cry silently guys:

This update appears to be of primary interest to those using an Apple Wireless Keyboard or Mouse.

;)

[Version 1.0.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Jun 2003

I think Apple has done a great job of implementing Bluetooth in OSX. I use this to connect to my Sony Ericsson t68i. My only complaint is that my computer tends to drop the connection with my phone after it has completed a task (such as syncing) and it appears that Address Book connection and OS connections are not the same, and sometimes get mixed up. But overall, this is a great driver and works flawlessly with my phone and my mac. I use a generic (Penblue) USB bluetooth adapter.

[Version 1.2.1]