Control Your Mac With Bluetooth Phone
reidconti writes "Ever wanted to control your Mac remotely? Now you can, with the Sony Ericsson Clicker by Jonas Salling. Play MP3s or DVDs, command Keynote and PowerPoint presentations, all from your Sony Ericsson Bluetooth phone. Nifty proximity mode lets you pause your music when you leave the room and automatically resume when you re-enter." It uses AppleScript, to control whatever AppleScript can control.
On a serious note it's saved me having to buy a remote from Keyspan.
You may think me a tired, old, cynic. I'd have to disagree about the tired bit.
Afraid not. At the moment, it doesn't even work with the P800 - this relies on the menu publishing capabilities that Ericsson put in phones from the T38 to the T68i.
:)
I'm working on alternative methods for the P800 though, as it seems to be the hot new phone to have
[Note: am in no way connected with Clicker]
Diplomacy is the art of saying "nice doggie" whilst looking for a rock
I can go *three* days on my T68i, with Bluetooth on the whole time, before I need to recharge the phone. I realize this doesn't say whether or not BT is a drain, but it does say it doesn't matter on a T68i if it is a drain.
Boom Shanka
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Does anyone make a very small Bluetooth keychain type device? I really like the "Proximity Sensor" mode... but I don't want to need a Sony/Ecicson phone to use it...
Something like a keyless entry keychain, but with Bluetooth... someone must make one, right?!?
Later,
-Affe
very interesting demonstration of this nifty utility in use
t ml
:)
http://homepage.mac.com/rtouris/iMovieTheater38.h
This is the first truly cool thing I've seen with BlueTooth
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