Bluetooth Remote Control

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With this software, you will be able to control remotely your desktop mouse, and applications like Winamp, iTunes, the Windows Mixer, the Windows Media Player, PowerPoint, Media Player Classic, PowerDVD and the Vista's Media Center. You'll also be able to pause your favorite music software when the phone rings, then play it back when you hang up.

Here is what you need to use this software :

  • An installation of the Windows XP Service Pack 2

  • A Bluetooth enabled Windows Mobile Device (like the Orange E200/QTEK 8080, the C500, C550, C600, M3000/HTC Wizard/TyTN, Motorola Q9, and probably any Windows Mobile 5 and 6 device)

  • A Bluetooth radio on your laptop/desktop supported natively by Windows XP (which is detected by the Windows XP Control Panel), or that is supported by the Broadcomm Stack (Formerly Widcomm).

    Note that BlueSoleil and Samsung stacks are not supported for now.

  • The .NET Framework 2.0.


The Mobile Client is installed automaticaly via ActiveSync. Also note that your Windows Mobile Device will ask you twice on the first start about software modules that are not known, just answer yes. (This is for the main executable and a satellite native DLL)

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IPSMS v0.2.2

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IPSMS is a tooll for sending SMS via SMS77, SMSBug, Voipbuster (nonoh, sparvoip, voipstunt, webcall Direct, VoipWise, 12voip, dialnow, justvoip, etc.) and your cellular network provider. It is an application for sending SMS over the Internet.

Open feature requests:
- Switch between favorite 1-4 and 5-8 icons in landscape mode.
- Number of digits to strip for national -> international mobile phone number conversion.
- History saving.
- Abbreviation button set for each favorite.



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SmartVNC

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A VNC Viewer for your Smartphone. You will be able to administrate your server from everywhere.
If you struggle to get a connection follow these steps:

* put the Phone into the cradle and use the network connection first
* once established remove it from the cradle
* now connect the phones internet explorer or instant messenger to the web
* now connect to the PC you trying to access from the preconfigured connection

ToDo:

* Clean up the VNC code and structure it logically
* Speed up the screen painting
* Lower the amount of data required to receive screens
* Implement the screen movements properly

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