Analog home cordless phone - sync phone book with Mac? | Thread profile

No... I am afraid the current state of "cordless" phones is aimed at K-Mart or Dollar Store shoppers when compared to cell phone technology. I have been looking years for a cordless that can do just two things my cell can do (bluetooth headset pairing and phone number import from Address Book), but connected to a land line. They don't exist. I guess phones designed for use without the ...

HELP! Someone out there has to make a cordless phone system for home use on an analog line that syncs at least a phone book with the Mac. Anyone?

My cordless does BT. It is AWESOME! I use my BT headset with it, and whenever I get a call on my cell, it goes through the cordless. Supports 2 BT devices at a time, stores 8. The base unit is $100, the handsets are $60, but worth it. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8386 445&st=AT%26T&type=product&id=1179876185309...

Thanks for your post. The Calisto has the bluetooth chipset in the handset. My understanding of the ATT unit is that it is in the base station (meaning that range is extremely limited even if you have the handset in your pocket). Is this indeed the case? If not, I have a couple of more questions: Can you answer incoming land line calls directly from the bluetooth headset? How ...

I just found the VTech IS6110 Combo DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone with IM and QWERTY Keyboard Capabilities, described at http://www.tipandtrick.net/2008/vtech-is6110-combo -dect-60-cordless-phone-with-im-and-qwerty-keyboar d-capabilities/ -- it looks close, at least. Also, the AT&T EP5962 has Bluetooth (as do some others), so should be able to receive entries you send from your cell ...