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GPS Tomtom and XDA II unable to take or make calls


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06-Dec-2006, 05:38 AM #1
GPS Tomtom and XDA II unable to take or make calls
The title of the thread says it all. It seems that when I turn on the bluetooth GPS (Holux slim 236) and turn on TomTom Navigator 6, that my phone suddenly becomes invisible to my GSM network. The phone shows that I'm connected to GSM, but if someone tries to call me, they get an out of range message.

Any thoughts?

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