I always try to keep up with the smart set and next week I am going to
get Blue Tooth.

Can I trust my Dentist to know which tooth to bluify or is there one
that is better than another?

I understand that some folk are also using Blackberries ... Is this a
sort of Do-It-Yourself alternative to seeing a dentist?

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Clarification of Question by probonopublico-ga on 16 Mar 2005 01:21 PST

Well ... I'm now sorted ... Many thanks to all!

Bryan

Bryan,
I suspect you were referring to the previous question and I think you
need to clarify your needs. I think it depends on whether you want to
receive Radio 4, Radio 3, Radio 2 or Brighton FM, or even take a
mobile phone call.

"James Auger, 31, has a winning idea for an audio tooth implant.
During routine dental surgery, a micro-vibration device and a blue
tooth receiver would be implanted into the tooth, enabling sound
information to be transferred from the tooth into the inner ear by
bone resonance.

?It?s a form of telepathy. A stockbroker swimming in the sea would be
able to hear news of financial developments immediately. His
competitor who does not have the tooth implant might have to wait
until he gets out of the water, half an hour later. That could make
all the difference in business, for example.?   "

http://www.nesta.org.uk/ourawardees/profiles/2041/03_whatsnew.html
http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/708170/posts

answerfinder-ga

Heheheheheh ;-)

It will soon be Daisys' fifteenth birthday. What could be a better
present for the Dog-about-town;-)
KEMLO

Kemlo....

Very true. Daisy will be 15 in mid May I believe. Soon it will be time
for us to  get our thinking caps on for this year's birthday gift :-)

Steph53

Oddly, I vaguely remember reports of people picking up radio via their fillings.

Definitely not FM
- and Digital is out