Shelagh McNally
I’ve been covering technology since 1992 and I’ve seen a lot of technology come and go. I enjoy following the trends, spotting the winners and losers and teaching consumers how to get the best products and services for their needs. My work has been published in the National Post, Reader's Digest.com, Yahoo, Miami Herald and other North American publications and websites.

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  1. Hi Mo,

    Wow, this is an old article you found (from 2014 – which is why the products are not live anymore).

    I have never heard of a landline phone that sends the signal to your cellphone, or a cellphone app that will receive that signal and turn it into a call. I’ll check with the experts at Best Buy and let you know if they have a solution to this problem.

  2. Hello,

    Most of the reviews on these types of phones only talk about the bluetooth connectivity from the landline phone to the cell phone. That is, when the cell rings, then you can take the call on the landline phone.

    What I need is the reverse – a landline phone that will connect to my cell phone when I am at the cottage where there is no cell service, and I can use it based on the landline phone’s bluetooth.

    Can you please tell me if this or any other cordless landline phone can do this?

    Thanks!
    Mo

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