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[dijital]

I've asked the guy who wrote the zeemote drivers ( www.zeemote.com) for blackberry's if he would do the same for windows mobile.

He said he would if enough people were interested in it, he charges for the drivers and software but i think it would be worth it.

Please register you interest here :-

http://www.mymobileg...read.php?t=8413

(also posted in the general section)

Thanks

[Menneisyys]

dijital, on Jul 7 2009, 18:54, said:

I've asked the guy who wrote the zeemote drivers ( www.zeemote.com) for blackberry's if he would do the same for windows mobile.

He said he would if enough people were interested in it, he charges for the drivers and software but i think it would be worth it.

Please register you interest here :-

http://www.mymobileg...read.php?t=8413

(also posted in the general section)

Thanks

please keep us posted - I'd also like to have such a thing for both  my iPhones and Windows Mobile devices.

[bitbank]

Not to worry - I should have a solution within a week .  As soon as mine arrives, I'll write a universal program to allow it to control Windows Mobile and Windows Desktop apps.

L.B.

[bitbank]

I received it yesterday and got some time to look at the data coming out of it.  I figured out how to make it work on Microsoft's bluetooth (socket) API, but it doesn't appear as a SPP (serial port), so I don't know how to connect to it on Widcomm.  Anyone know how to connect to a BT address which registers a non-standard service ID?

L.B.