[Xuess]

Hey guys i think wat ur doing is so great, cause there are so many times a girl wants to send me an "enlightening pic" of her personal being and says "turn on ur blue tooth so i can send u a pic" and i have to say "can u e-mail it" but everyone's afraid of the net with sending those pics these days, so u kno i have to do without that pic. again keep up the good work. i want to learn how to do some dev programming so im reading up, use to do VB back in the days so i hope i get this in time to help u guys

[cscho0415]

hey man glad to hear your picking up programming... for for c and then obj c if u want to dev for iphones

[MattMac]

This type of programing is quite advanced but our devs are quite helpful, pop around to our site sometime, ibluetoothproject.tk
If you learn enough, I'll add you to the development team and you can help where possible

[redcard]

It's good to see this project in such capable hands!

[cscho0415]

We are doing out best... Im very happy to know that the devs that we recruited are as capable and dedicated as they are... I cant wait till we release it...

[mcaramb@rocketmail.com]

Any idea on what the chipset is capable of? ie: what parts of the BT stack are even supported and what are you focusing on? Just OBEX?

LMP ?
SDP ?
HCI ?
L2CAP ?
EL2CAP ?
SDP ?
RFCOMM ?
BNEP ?
AVCTP ?
AVDTP ?
PPP ?
TCP/IP/UDP ?
OBEX ?
WAE/WAP ?

It would be nice to have BT keyboard and peripherial support...

-Mike

[cscho0415]

the problem is not the chip or porting over the bluetooth stack there... its more so writing the app that will hack into the key board that will allow bluetooth to talk to the key board... meaning we can get the stack... thats what we are doing ... the next issue i think is getting an app that can control the keyboard... this doesnt mean it wont happen, just means its a bit more difficult than what your just saying... we will mostlikley evetually have all of the missing 25, we just have to take it one at a time and first complete the server

[CaptainChaos]

This would be sweet if you could release the stack before Apple does in the new iPhone they are making. It is one of the few scraps they have left to offer to get people to buy into a new phone.

[mcaramb@rocketmail.com]

Of course
I was just wondering if the hardware was even capable of the protocols before someone spends time and effort developing software to integrate with the device.

Hmmm, so just hardware-wise, BT GPS should be possible too? Wow... if you guys open up BT communications to the core, I know alot of developers would be very interested in coding the apps needed. Good luck!

Just for kicks, here's some possible uses for BT I can see:

1. External Peripherals (Keyboard, Mouse, etc)
2. External GPS Devices!!
3. File transfers (iphone->iphone, iphone->pc, etc)
4. Stereo Headsets

Anyone got anymore?

[cscho0415]

if you know of devs send them our way... doesnt hurt to have more reliable good devs... also we have indepth info on the chip that tells us that it IS possible and that it can handle it...

[dieselboy27]

Has any real progress been made to have this functional?

Any idea of when we could see this released? Even a general time frame would be great.

[cscho0415]

hey buddy read the forum before you ask a question cause that has been answered before

[dieselboy27]

Originally Posted by cscho0415

hey buddy read the forum before you ask a question cause that has been answered before

I'm not your buddy, friend! :P

[MattMac]

Originally Posted by dieselboy27

I'm not your buddy, friend! :P

I'm not your friend, guy!
Ahaha

[cscho0415]

nice matt... lol