wheres my phone support?

[ecwyatt]

I tried looking for this but couldn't find another post so sorry if this has been covered.

After the recent WWDC Keynote I got to thinking about stuff they showed. That got me thinking about stuff the showed before. I remember a previous Keynote Steve was demoing address book and cellphone connectivity and he stated that your computer will be able to detect a call and dial the phone from address book. What happened to this Am I missing something?

I have a Motorola Razr v3 which according to Apple it is a supported phone.
I can sync my phone and see it fine via bluetooth but the phone events don't work. Which is wierd cuz it works with my Palm T5. From Apple:

And if you’ve got a Bluetooth-equipped cell phone, Address Book automatically syncs with it, alerts you when you’ve got an incoming call and displays the Caller ID information.

So what am I missing?

 

[nbs2]

iSync is responsible for the syncing (which you need to run manually - but it does "automatically" sync AB...).

When you open address book, the furthest right button should be a bluetooth button. To connect AB to your phone, you need to click it (the icon should glow blue). That will let you dial through AB and recieve incoming calls.

 

[mkrishnan]

I'm not in front of my Mac, but I think you have to click the bluetooth icon inside Address Book to make a persistent connection with the phone before this will happen.

Sorry to picture steal off Flickr... But this:

Do you have an icon like that?