Ok so i am picking up my X10 tomorrow and i was really wondering if it comes with or has the ability to use Blue Tooth Dial Up Networking as well as the PAN protocol? can anyone fill me in?
bluetooth prodiles supported are:
a2dp
audio/video remote control
generic access
generic obj. exchange
handsfree
headset
obj. push
no dialup
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based on that list it doesn't look like it has any BT modem at all
well in case someone stumbles upon this post in a few months and wondering if there is the answer is no but yes. it does not have it but PDANet can be downloaded from the Market but the BTDUN doesn't work unless your x10 has android 2.0
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I'm looking for a program that enables me to call somebody using bluetooth tech, offcourse the other pair will be in the range of 10m.
what put that program in my mind is that there is such a communications between the mobile and the bluetooth headset, why not become between two mobiles..!
so, there might be a program that enable me and the other pair to chat with each other using mobiles with the required program installed at our pockets...!
this will be quite handy when we travel with cars and chat with each other for a FREE!
now, the question will be: ARE THERE SUCH A PROGRAM ?
Help Please...
http://www.handango.com/PlatformPro...&platformId=2&N=96806&productId=43503&R=43503
Try this but the other person must have a Pocket PC too.
http://www.handango.com/PlatformPro...&platformId=2&N=96806&productId=33385&R=33385
For any bluetooth communication handheld or mobile phone chat, try this
Hi!
I have a question regarding android devices in general. The main question is if this idea is possible with the right app or if you need special hardware?
I want to develop an app that let's you use any android device as a bluetooth headset connected to a cellphone. The setup is primarily for a car installation but other uses are also possible. This is how I want it to work:
I install an Android MID in my car and connect it to the stereo using a cable or bluetooth (depending on whats possible) to get the sound from the mid to the cars speakers. On this MID I'll have google maps and Spotify (or pandora) for navigation and music. So far this is nothing special, but I also want to be able to answer and make calls from a connected (bluetooth) phone (like on many dedicated gps).
By doing this I want the driver (any driver) to be able pair his/her phone with the MID. The calls to the connected phone will be displayed on the MID so their phones can stay in their pockets.
1. Is it possible to answer a telephone call to a cellphone by using an "answer" button on a bluetooth connected android device? Example "My Desire is connected by bluetooth to the android MID. When an external call is made to the Desire I can anser it from the MID".
2. If the answer to no 1 is Yes, is it at the same time possible to share internet via the same bluetooth connection?
Anyone have any idea if this is possible with the right app or if it need special hardware?
Sorry for bad english and long question..
- A
Bathyon said:
Hi!
I have a question regarding android devices in general. The main question is if this idea is possible with the right app or if you need special hardware?
I want to develop an app that let's you use any android device as a bluetooth headset connected to a cellphone. The setup is primarily for a car installation but other uses are also possible. This is how I want it to work:
I install an Android MID in my car and connect it to the stereo using a cable or bluetooth (depending on whats possible) to get the sound from the mid to the cars speakers. On this MID I'll have google maps and Spotify (or pandora) for navigation and music. So far this is nothing special, but I also want to be able to answer and make calls from a connected (bluetooth) phone (like on many dedicated gps).
By doing this I want the driver (any driver) to be able pair his/her phone with the MID. The calls to the connected phone will be displayed on the MID so their phones can stay in their pockets.
1. Is it possible to answer a telephone call to a cellphone by using an "answer" button on a bluetooth connected android device? Example "My Desire is connected by bluetooth to the android MID. When an external call is made to the Desire I can anser it from the MID".
2. If the answer to no 1 is Yes, is it at the same time possible to share internet via the same bluetooth connection?
Anyone have any idea if this is possible with the right app or if it need special hardware?
Sorry for bad english and long question..
- A
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With the right app, sure. Not sure if you can do it over bluetooth tho, maybe get a SIM for the MID and have your phone forward calls to it while your in the car. But i bet someone could figure out the bluetooth thing.
First of all, there is a problem connecting to the phone wifi due to it being an "ad -hoc" network. But the phone through the tablet is a great idea and some of us are working with such a prototype called "FLEX" it will be a small unlocked cell phone device that connects via BT to the tablet and handles the phone function for the tablet as you have described. Send me a pm if you would like more info.
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He's talking about Bluetooth not WiFi
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He's talking about Bluetooth not WiFi
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I know he is talking about Bluetooth... but he also mentioned wanting to connect to 3g of the phone for data I believe.
I've actually had this idea as well! I don't know much about bluetooth programming, but there should be some way to spoof the phone bluetooth device ID or whatever to make the other device believe it's talking to a bt headset. I'm going to guess it might require root.
If you do decide to start coding something like this, let me know how i can help (ie, testing).
cheers,
q
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Thanks for all the answers. I don't think I'm able to program this myself but was interested in if the concept was possible. If it is I sure hope someone creates it. I would pay good money for a solution like that and I think others would to.
If you come across more information regarding projects in this area please let me know.
Thanks again.
We have 2 I9000M's, and I've read that it was inherently possible to connect 2 devices with BT 3.0 to one another. Has an app been developed to do this. The article I read was on the upcoming WiFi Direct challenge to Bluetooth, and they listed both radios capabilities. We also own a set of Cardo Scala Rider Q2 helmet communicators that allow us to talk up to 500 meters via Bluetooth 2.1. So my curiosity is why nobody has capitalized on this technology. And if they have, where is it?
problem is that android needs the bluetooth profiles like normal oes, but guess what, not included. sgs is capable of bt 3.0, yet so many have problems with carradios (direct copy of contacts, basic free hand, voice dial) and so on. sgs has a full usb contoller, yet not drivers in it, its the same thing.
as for direct connection, i recommend bump (in market)
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So, I have been playing with the latest CM 7 build on my Nook Color that has Bluetooth enabled. Are there any applications that can Bluetooth tether a android tablet to a BlackBerry? I've got PDANet on my BlackBerry so it is advertising a bluetooth network conenction, but there isn't anyway I know of to connect to it using Bluetooth DUN. I know Ipas has the iBluever....is there anything similar in android world?
On a side note, bluetooth has been working well for copying contacts, video and pics. I don't have anything else to try pairing with (except my laptop) so limited in what I can test. All in all, can't wait for this to get rolled into the honeycomb build (if that is possible).
Now that I got BT working on my NC with CM7 I am also looking to teather my nc to a nokia E52..
Not sure about bumping etiquette around here, so I hope I'm not stepping on any toes, but I'm also interested in tethering a non-Android/iOS phone to my NC over bluetooth. I have a Sony Ericsson W760, which tethers really easily to any PC with SE's PC Suite application. The devices will connect, allowing the phone to act as a remote for the NC (maybe useful if NC is connected to a stereo for music) and allowing one-way file transfer from phone to NC, but that's it. I'd love to tether 3G, GPS, or even the camera and mic/speakers.
I would think it wasn't possible because of BlackBerry limitations (I'm a pretty hardcore BB geek) but as the OP points out, iBluever does it for ipod.
Maybe a dev here would be able to do something like this?
Just spent about 15 minutes googling it and couldn't find any app that would do it.
ArmitageID said:
So, I have been playing with the latest CM 7 build on my Nook Color that has Bluetooth enabled. Are there any applications that can Bluetooth tether a android tablet to a BlackBerry? I've got PDANet on my BlackBerry so it is advertising a bluetooth network conenction, but there isn't anyway I know of to connect to it using Bluetooth DUN. I know Ipas has the iBluever....is there anything similar in android world?
On a side note, bluetooth has been working well for copying contacts, video and pics. I don't have anything else to try pairing with (except my laptop) so limited in what I can test. All in all, can't wait for this to get rolled into the honeycomb build (if that is possible).
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Hi guy，I and your case I use the BlackBerry 9700 pdanet also can not connect! !
You solve this problem?
Want your help ~
look for an app called NC tether or nookcolor tether in the android market... allowed me to tether to my iphone running MyWi...
I have installed the NC tether, but can not be found to the 9700's PDANET.
my skype:fuzhen1002
can u add my.
THS
Here is a BT pan commit that will be in the next nightly http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,6603,might help,there is a line referring to bt tether.
Ian
Does this work with any phone, in my case Nokia 5230?
Thanks.
SmartQ Q5 Bluetooth Dial Up Network
ArmitageID said:
So, I have been playing with the latest CM 7 build on my Nook Color that has Bluetooth enabled. Are there any applications that can Bluetooth tether a android tablet to a BlackBerry? I've got PDANet on my BlackBerry so it is advertising a bluetooth network conenction, but there isn't anyway I know of to connect to it using Bluetooth DUN. I know Ipas has the iBluever....is there anything similar in android world?
On a side note, bluetooth has been working well for copying contacts, video and pics. I don't have anything else to try pairing with (except my laptop) so limited in what I can test. All in all, can't wait for this to get rolled into the honeycomb build (if that is possible).
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Try this software: SmartQ Q5 Bluetooth Dial Up Network
The author's site is here: http://android.gval.biz/Q5_Bluetooth_DUN_installations.php
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Try this software: SmartQ Q5 Bluetooth Dial Up Network
The author's site is here: http://android.gval.biz/Q5_Bluetooth_DUN_installations.php
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I was able to set it up per the instructions, attempting to pair my NookColor to a Sony Ericsson W760 (JAVA powered walkman phone), but attempting to connect caused my NC to freeze twice in a row, requiring a hard reset.
Hi guys,
for some reason i only get limited connectivity to network...yet i can connect to any other router, and any other phone can connect to my homehub!
any ideas?
thanks
I got the same issue with my Jabra halo headset
The phone connects to other phones but my bt headset not
I hope with an upcoming patch I can connect it like I did with my x10
my x10's only purpose now is mp3player / video player
Its a thompson product so it maybe need of a firmware update. Usually helps with most home hub or bebox problems.
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I've got this problem too - but interestingly only on ICS, not gingerbread. Something to do with the way the Homehub parses the DHCP broadcast, I have problems with my MEPIS linux box which is wired to the network too. Even happens when using a bt homehub as a wireless bridge to a separate DHCP server...
But a firmware upgrade (if you have access to the box) usually sorts it. Usually.