Hi folks,
is there any reliable information wether or not the Nexus S supports bluetooth „remote sim acces profile“ (rSAP) for car phones?
Most Android devices don’t, however some Samsung Android handsets do.
I've googled around but couldn't find much information...
Regards
Eric
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It seems like there is possibilities to receive ANT+ signals on htc legend.
Read more here, http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2010/07/behind-scenes-of-team-htc-columbia-and.html
Anyone know more about this?
Would it be possible to enable without waiting for htc software?
It would be great to use the phone as computer instead of buying a new device for my ANT+ devices.
Found out some more information.
Perhaps someone good developer can solve it
You can find the TDF MyTracks Code here:
http://code.google.com/r/sandordornbush-release/source/browse/
Hi,
I am trying to get up to speed on Bluetooth capabilities for my soon to arrive F10 (2011, 530d).
Does anyone have deep technical knowledge on the Bluetooth interface/version/capabilities of an F10 Bimmer?
Or know where can get hold of it? Does BMW provide a developer portal for 3rd party software developers or is it handled case-by-case with vendors like Apple, Microsoft, HTC, Nokia, Sony Ericsson etc.?
The reason for my inquiry is that I am trying to understand on a low level why so many phones differ in available capabilities when paired with a bimmer. It is of course related to the services exposed via the phone..but one should be able to tweek it
For instance only Symbian based phones seems to provide Office support like email, SMS etc. Datalink support is also lacking on many modern smartphones like iPhone and Android (not all versions but in general the support is limited).
(I am posting in the general Android forum since I have a HTC Desire...)
Regards
this is a good question, i to have run in to this. why is there such good support for iphone but the bmw office cant work with it? why no support for android? if you find any info on this let me know.
It is very hard to find any information on this. Can anyone tell me when Android is going to support Bluetooth 3.0? It was one of the selling points of the Samsung Galaxy S and yet it still is not supported by android.
The necessary hardware is there but there is no support by android.
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Anyone have any info on this? Google turns up nothing.
Hello everyone. I am an enthusiast on custom software hacks on Android and various other platforms. I know this question has been asked, but read to the end first before you answer.
What if you didn't want to use your device's data connection to tether your computer because you have available wifi, but no wireless card on your computer?
Is it possible to use your phone as your computer's wifi receiver?
And finally, would it be possible to bring this solution to both PC's and Macs alike? I know a solution exists for windows, and I ask this because I have a "Mac" as my primary system.
Thank you in advance for any help and solutions this community can provide.
I'm sure this is possible software and hardware-wise, but why? Don't they have little USB->Wifi adapters for around $20 usd?
Well, yes. But the point is to make the most out of the available hardware.
Don't get me wrong; I will probably go out and buy an adapter soon anyways. My understanding is that OSX has built-in compatibility with most adapters already.
Hi all,
I have an Android application that communicates with a medical device. However, it works only with specific Android version and only on few smartphone models...one of these is the Nexus S. For this reason, I'd like to know the bluetooth chip used by this smartphone (the manufacturer of the bluetooth interface...I don't know if I'm using the right words). In this way, I can search for a bluetooth dongle with the same chip and develop a desktop stand-alone application to interact with the medical device. So, do anyone know what bluetooth chip is on Nexus S?
Thanks in advance.
pahte82 said:
Hi all,
I have an Android application that communicates with a medical device. However, it works only with specific Android version and only on few smartphone models...one of these is the Nexus S. For this reason, I'd like to know the bluetooth chip used by this smartphone (the manufacturer of the bluetooth interface...I don't know if I'm using the right words). In this way, I can search for a bluetooth dongle with the same chip and develop a desktop stand-alone application to interact with the medical device. So, do anyone know what bluetooth chip is on Nexus S?
Thanks in advance.
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