Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had done some research on the bluetooth stack in Windows Phone 7?
More specifically I'm looking for the possibility to connect to devices using the a Bluetooth Serial Port (SPP). Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thanks in advance!
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Any news?
I have some news for you. Recently found hidden section in Dell Venue Pro utility, there is some bluetooth code inside, but didn't yet tested that
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Hi all,
The other day, while playing PS3, I realised I was too lazy to type messages using the PS3 controller to people. I wondered, not having a bluetooth keyboard or mouse, if there was any easier way of input to write messages. I took a look at my Nike, and came up with an idea.
Would it be possible to use the Nike, or in fact any HTC device, or Windows Mobile device with bluetooth as a bluetooth keyboard?
I figured it would be possible, and looked around for some kind of software, but I have not managed to find any.
Is there any developers on here who could perhaps point me in the right direction to maybe writing some bluetooth software (if, of course, this idea is possible). I'm no beginner to programming, so I'm not asking for help with that. I'm simply wondering where to start? My preferred language is C#.
Thanks,
Ben
Hello!
i have some trouble with the widcomm bt stack on my LG KS20.
For more information read this.
Is it possible to delete the widcomm-stack (included in original rom) and install a ms stack?
I have been searching for a long time to find an installable version of the ms-stack, but it seems like most people want to get rid of it and install a widcomm-stack...
Can anybody help me?
Thanks,
andi
there's the Definitive guide to bluetooth services in my sig.
go there...
i also believe the cabs are in the stack files i put there.
As far as I understood, this guide is how to optimize your Windows PC and not the mobile device. The bt-stacks also seem to be for PC. Am I right?
My Problem is between mobile device and bt carkit.
Please help me, because otherwise i have to sell the phone...
Hello,
Is there a way to turn these mobile devices into a bluetooth keyboard/mouse?
I am aware of the gremote porject at http://gbmsoftware.com/ but am looking for a more generic way to turn the mobile device into a remote keyboard and mouse.
A generic solution would be ideal because it could be used with any system (not just PCs) including PS3s, PCs, Macs, Linux, etc.
If something like this doesn't exist, what would be involved in creating it? Would one have to write a bluetooth driver?
I am a developer but have never written a driver or written anything related to bluetooth. If someone can point me in the right direction I may be able to write this thing myself.
Ever any luck with this?
My Frenemy has found an app that does this with WIFI - but your point about universality strikes me as important. Not having to install a server app allows this to work on any platform. I wonder why no answers or other posts.
The EVO 4G would make a SICK remote bluetooth keyboard and mouse...
Thanks...
Frank
Turn mobile device into bluetooth keyboard and mous
No,
Nobody really got back to me and I've since moved on to WebOS. I still think it would be great little tool!
-Ash
http://www.mobilesrc.com/MobileRemote.aspx
This will do it.
Wondering the same thing
Hi i have been looking everywhere. I am also wondering the same thing (mainly to connect to my ps3. Could you possibly repost that link? it seems to not be working. thank you!
Hi as the title suggests I want to create an app to turn our phones into a bluetooth keyboard/mouse for pc/ps3
So any help I can get would be much appreciated. My biggest hurdle is understanding how the bluetooth stack works and how to emulate a bluetooth HID device. I'm finding it very hard to get any information.
Any one got any pointers?
there are already a couple of apps that do this.
mobile remote from mobileSRC is one of them.
Unfortunately mobile remote (dont know about the others) doesn't support the widcomm bluetooth stack found in new devices (like my rhodium)
fone_fanatic said:
there are already a couple of apps that do this.
mobile remote from mobileSRC is one of them.
Unfortunately mobile remote (dont know about the others) doesn't support the widcomm bluetooth stack found in new devices (like my rhodium)
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I'm just about to get a touch pro 2 as well so thats one of the reasons why I would like to make my own app. It seems that the tech required to make this type of app isn't well known as I haven't been able to get any help/info anywhere. Hopefully I will stumble upon something and if that happens i'll upload something here
I would like some help on how to turn a regular PC that contains a XP Pro into and ANDROID and connect to a Touch SCREEN monitor that is connected via regular serial port.
I have done a bit research, it seems like its possible to install an Android into a regular pc, but How do I get the drivers to work with the Touch SCREEN?
If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it. I am just trying to reuse some old components for a project I am doing.
The monitor is NEC model LCD1560V Serial 49607632YA.
ANY HELP OR DIRECTION is very much appreciated.
thanks.
vilson.
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. I found this which looks like just what you're looking fro, http://www.xda-developers.com/easy-guide-to-insalling-android-on-your-pc/
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