Has anyone found a build that has the bluetooth mouse working on their g2x? I have tried several CM nightlys with no luck. The cursor shows up but does not function properly (cursor shoots to left hand side when any button is clicked). I was just wondering if any other mods or builds have the working bluetooth mouse function.
I have an IO Gear mouse that doesn't seem to want to pair with any of my phones, but for my N1 and my G2x both running CM7 nightlies, I've had excellent luck with the Mogo line of PCMCIA and express card mice. :]
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I bought a Microsoft bluetooth mouse to use with my TF300 when I have it hdmi to my tv. Seems to work fine, no connection problems, smooth, until I enter any app, netflix as an example, then it goes haywire. The mouse pointer jumps all over, move the mouse right the pointer goes left, stutters, flashes, overall just becomes unusable. I don't know if the problem is the mouse, interference, the tablet, all of these, none of these???? I guess my question is whether anyone has had any luck with bluetooth mice, if so what brand and did you have to do anything special to get it working? I like the idea of creating my own "smart tv", just wish it would work.
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This is probably a long shot but I was wondering if anyone running the latest official CM10.1 preview has an iPega Bluetooth gamepad and if it is with working for them? Mine was working when I was on CM 9.1 but not since I went to CM 10.1. It pairs but none of the apps that had worked with it before recognize the input using any input mode. Other than that the ROM seems to be fine and hats off to the devs for the great work. Thanks.
So it turns out that I am having the same issue with a BT mouse (MS 5000). It will pair but not connect. I have unsuccessful tried several things like resets, reboots, and some of the bluez related fixes posted on other forums related to this specific accessory. (From what I have read, bluez is not the method JB uses for bluetooth anymore so that did not work.)
The controller is supposed to just act like a BT Keyboard (in the way I have configured it). I am wondering then: has anyone running this rom successfully used a BT Keyboard or BT Mouse?
Thanks.
As a final update I sold the ipega and never did see it working on CM10.1. However I did pick up a Moga which works well with the universal drivers in the play store.
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Having just brought a bluetooth keyboard to go with my Nexus 7 (2012 version) I was wondering if I would be able to also connect a bluetooth mouse up to the same device at the same time, yes thats right at the same time bluetooth mouse & keyboard together at the same time.
I have not got a bluetooth mouse as of yet so can not tell if it would work. I understand that they will both work seperately but not to sure if they would Both work as the same time.
Thank you for any help you may give me on this matter.
Just bought an arc touch bluetooth LE mouse for my note 12.2 running 4.4.2.
Bluetooth shows the mouse as paired. The indicator LED on the mouse says otherwise.
No cursor shows up and nothing works. Restart mouse and it does not recoonect at all.
Test on PC and Mac, both run perfectly so the curlpit is android itself.
Done some googling and found this bug for chromeos
htps://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=390015
With exactly the same symptoms I assume that android uses the same kernal settings and filters out the mouse.
Appearently, most bluethooth LE mouse uses the same method as the arc touch so LE support is currently doomed.
I am no developers and this should be filed on bug tracker.
But with google's abandoning attitude towards the tracker I assume it is better to bring it up to you awesome guys.
Conclusion: Don't buy bluetooth LE accessories for android (yet).
I paired a bluetooth keyboard and bluetooth mouse with my Fire 7 (rooted with Nexus ROM loaded). It now works like a small android touchscreen notebook.
I am using a Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard (K480) and a Microsoft Bluetooth Sculpt Touch Mouse.
You don't need to touch the screen, unless you want to. The mouse performs all touch and drag functions. All of the screen touch functions still work (except the on-screen keyboard does not appear as the bluetooth keyboard takes over).
When using a bluetooth mouse alone, the on-screen keyboard no longer appears. So you should use a bluetooth mouse and bluetooth keyboard in combination.
This turns the Fire 7 into a touchscreen android laptop. It works in portrait or landscape mode.
When you turn off bluetooth on either the tablet or the mouse and keyboard, the tablet returns to normal operation.
I have also used other brands of bluetooth mice and bluetooth keyboards on the Fire 7, bluetooth 3.0 & 4.0. They all seemed to work well.
If you have a bluetooth mouse and bluetooth keyboard laying around, pair it up with the Fire 7 and you will have a $50 notebook.
Rooted mine and running CM 12. Bluetooth headphones and 8bitdo controller and I have a super Nintendo.