Following an iChat with a friend I have just finished writing BluetoothATTerminal 1.0. You can download it here.
This application lets you open up a terminal session with any Bluetooth device that supports RFCOMM channels. You can then use AT commands to interogate the device. Whilst this might not seem all that usefull it can be very interesting.
I have been experimenting with my T610. You can use AT commands to get the battery and connection status, the IMEI and IMSI details, turn GPRS on and off and even turn the phone off.
If anyone wants to play with it then it's free (and comes with source) and released under the GPL.
This application lets you open up a terminal session with any Bluetooth device that supports RFCOMM channels. You can then use AT commands to interogate the device. Whilst this might not seem all that usefull it can be very interesting.
I have been experimenting with my T610. You can use AT commands to get the battery and connection status, the IMEI and IMSI details, turn GPRS on and off and even turn the phone off.
If anyone wants to play with it then it's free (and comes with source) and released under the GPL.