Hi all
Well I know this is a bit of an odd one but thought would be very cool if anyone had any idea how to do this
I've got an old fully functional k-jam in the cupboard and was thinking of buying a Logitech Dinovo mini Bluetooth keyboard for my Playstation 3, when I thought to myself hey the K-jam has a mini keyboard and bluetooth couldnt these somehow be reprogrammed so that the keyboard output could be output via bluetooth to be used by the PS3.
Would be brilliant if anyone has any ideas
This would be pretty damn cool
so anyone have any ideas how this could be done
Got this working upgrade my ROM to the CR86 Touch HD2.1 ROM installed Mobile remote and it works perfectly as a bluetooth keyboard on my PC, Netbook, and PS3. £99 save on the Logitech Dinovo.
It's good to hear that man
I have a G2 (with a physical keyboard) and I keep thinking about how awesome it would be as a Bluetooth keyboard for the Xoom. Is this possible? Is it already out?
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/control-everything-with-blueputdroid-for-android/
Thanks for this
I thought I would start a thread for what works and does not for bluetooth.
My A500 connects and works perfectly with:
Sony headphones model DR-BT21G
Freedom Pro keyboard set to HID - no special driver needed
Think Outside folding Keyboard - this is no longer on the market
My wii controller using wiimote controller and pce.emu from android market.
Wiimote controller lets me play with all the tiger emus and pce.emu has native wiimote support.
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godashram said:
My wii controller using wiimote controller and pce.emu
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
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Please expand, perhaps in another thread?
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
Motorola S305 bluetooth A2DP headphones - works brilliantly including music control buttons
This keyboard: http://www.amazon.com/Handheld-Bluet...5136916&sr=1-9
No mouse like controls but it is not needed.
This one.
Tested this one. Working well. No need a driver and any software.
xjarl said:
Tested this one. Working well. No need a driver and any software.
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where to buy it?
kmetek said:
where to buy it?
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I'm supposed to have one on the way for 'review' and see what it takes to get them US bound
xjarl said:
Tested this one. Working well. No need a driver and any software.
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what case is in the photo?
Rocketfish RF-MAB2 Headphones work and sound good
Case for G tablet
Petros_tigra said:
what case is in the photo?
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That's the case for Gtablet. Named by It2steve: Clip
OT
xjarl said:
Tested this one. Working well. No need a driver and any software.
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Why no one seems to be annoyed by this bright spot in the right of the screen??
It is only noticeable in bright colored backgrounds (white, light blue etc), but it completely goes away on dark backgrounds and you cant notice it at all.
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I ve seen this issue on every device i ever hold in my hands (demo display devices o9n stores), including my own.
I have started a thread about this some days ago : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1077527&highlight=light+bleeding , but there seems to be only few ppl worried about this..
So i wonder, does everyone else suck it up and live with it?? Maybe you havent noticed it yet?? Maybe its not so bad on your device ?? Maybe you dont have it at all ??
As far as i m concerned it really pisses me off when i look at this spot on a white background !!!
Sony DR-BT100CX Bluetooth headphones working great, incl. player controls (pause/play, FF, RW). I haven't tried the headset's microphone, but suspect it might not work yet based the user manual:
user manual said:
Note: Only A2DP stereo headsets (without microphone) are supported.
Please check for updates to the tablet's software which may add support for
additional Bluetooth devices.
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The Palm Wireless Keyboard (3245WW) works perfectly. Saw no reason to buy a different one when I had this one laying around collecting dust. You can still find them used and a rare few that are new. I'm pretty sure this is just a Think Outside keyboard with the Palm brand on it.
I have also gotten the Wii Remote working well with a Nintendo 64 emulator. I'm using WiiMote Control and N64oid.
I'll be following this thread because I'm looking to get some wireless headphones.
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So i wonder, does everyone else suck it up and live with it?? Maybe you havent noticed it yet?? Maybe its not so bad on your device ?? Maybe you dont have it at all ??
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Dude! Thanks for ruining my tablet for me! I hadn't notice this white spot at all...!
Targus Bluetooth keyboard for iPad
So far, I'm liking this keyboard. A few of the buttons are marked a bit oddly for Android, but overall, I really just wanted the basics. A few of the specialty keys work well - magnifier bring up search, volume keys work, arrows scroll and pan...
So, yeah..not too bad and pretty low profile as well. Operates off two AAA batteries Paired very easily. Occasionally after a long period of not being used, I have to turn it off and on again, but it reconnects Very Quickly.
Very Happy until the next one that's perfect comes along.
51.00 from tiger Direct (no shipping and no tax!)
my jaybird bluetooth headphones work great.
Qstarz BT-q818 bluetooth GPS unit.
I use my tab as a moving map in the airplane where the tab doesn't have a clear view of the sky. the BT GPS has a 42 hour rechargeable battery and works quite well. Download the Bluetooth GPS App from the market and enable Mock Locations to get it to work.
Astro
Polaroid PoGo Printer
My Polaroid PoGo Printer works well with the Iconia.
other than it being pricey, this works on my tab. I mainly use it for my media center
The Logitech keyboard for tablets works great!
I got mine at Best Buy - they did not have the "Android" model but the one for iPad is the same product.
Does anyone know if it is possible to Extract the bluetooth system/kernel files from the SGS2 and use them in the Galaxy Note?
I basically have a bluetooth HID keyboard that works perfectly on the SGS2 but won't work on my Note.
Infamous "Paired but not connected"...
As the hardware is similar - is this possible?
Strange issue, all my HID stuff is working perfectly with the Note...
This keyboard works on SGS2, Iphone, Galaxy Tab but doesn't work on the Note - it's really irritating as it's the only keyboard that I want to use.
I want to buy a bluetooth keyboard to use with the Nexus 4 for writing on the go.
Something foldable/small is preferable. Under $50 helps, too.