I had a cheap malfunctioning headset and a broken cellphone (cracked screen) and I needed a reliable solution to make calls with Skype... so I combined two ready-for-trash items in a good SkypeCell!
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- A brand new cellphone with cool "calling" features: MP3, video, internet, etc.- A brand new well-performing headset
- Some basic tools (small screw drivers, knife, soldering station, etc.)
And you will end up with a so-so quality PC phone...
A) If you are !wealthy:
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- An old and/or broken cellphone (LG in my case)- A cheap headset (chinese crap bought on eBay in my case)
- Some basic tools (small screw drivers, knife, soldering station, etc.)
And you will end up with a better quality PC phone :)







































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JFDUVAL can you please clarify if the cell must be powered on for this hack to work?
I recently was hacked myself and had to reformat and reload everything everything that i had including emails passwords and favorites were gone without a trace after reloading thats why i ask this
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If your PC has BT setup correctly, then just pair your headset with the PC and choose it in the options, audio settings, speaker device and microphone device settings in Skype.
I've also gotten it to work with SuSE Linux with minimal fuss.
The big issue is not getting BT to work with Skype, but rather getting BT to work with your PC properly. If you have a decent system with built-in BT, it should be no big deal. In fact on my ThinkPad, it was as simple as enabling BT, turning my headset on and pairing them when the requester popped up.
If you don't have BT built in, then get a good brand dongle that includes the BT software, without a full BT driver suite, the dongle is useless, especially for headsets.
Good luck.