With the fact that most of these smart phones are now bluetooth equipped (and have been for some time), you can very easily connect your laptop to it to transfer files. If you have a specific ringtone you’d like to upload, you can do it pretty easily without plugging it straight into your computer. This is also great for doing things like synchronizing electronic calendars and contact lists. You can download your contact information via bluetooth straight from many cell phones, making it a good way to back up your data should your phone get lost, broken, or stolen. There’s nothing worse than having to reconstruct that data, trust me.
With a bluetooth USB adapter you can also use your laptop as a makeshift phone. Using VoIP (voice over IP), you can actually make phone calls with many computers. By interfacing with the adapter you can talk straight into your laptop and talk on the “phone” like you would normally. Using a standard bluetooth headset works great for this application. Better yet, this could save you a whole heck of a lot of money; who needs a phone bill when you can just do everything online? 
One of the nicest things about using something like a Belkin bluetooth USB adapter is that you can interface your laptop’s music collection to various types of external sound systems. Many stereos these days are bluetooth equipped and are able to interface with your laptop’s bluetooth adapter, making it easy for you to listen to your music over the speakers as if you were actually listening to CDs. I know this isn’t exactly a new thing (heck, iPods have this functionality), but it’s something that you can do with one of these adapters. Check them out; their costs are small and their benefits plenty.
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