Simple bluetooth chat for mobile phones. In theory, restrictions on the number of users there. Check in practice:)

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A module for the ASTRO File Manager which adds OBEX FTP support for browsing devices and sending/receiving files using Bluetooth networking. Read the rest of this entry »

General FeaturesUse your mobile phone to browse, explore and manage files of any Bluetooth ready device! Download, upload, explore, create and delete files and folders on your phone, PDA, palm, music player and so on; using an easy and intuitive user-interface. It uses OBEX FTP (File Transfer Profile) + OBEX OPP (Object Push Profile) profiles and does *NOT* require ROOT permissions!
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Simple bluetooth chat for mobile phones. In theory, restrictions on the number of users there. Check in practice:)
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Mobilewitch Bluetooth Remote Control is a free of charge application that can be used to control your computer from distance. The main purpose of this software is to turn your mobile phone into a universal PC remote control.
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General FeaturesSmartEndKey is an all-in-one solution that gives quick access to important settings and all running tasks.
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AM SE is a free mobile application for a range of Java enabled mobile phones that allows you to control your music collection from your phone, using Bluetooth.
JAM SE requires a Server supporting the Bemused Protocol and a PC with a Bluetooth adapter. Browse or search your music collection on your phone, play most files supported by your music player – including MP3s, CDs, etc.
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Mobile GMaps is a FREE application that displays Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Windows Live Local (MSN Virtual Earth) and Ask.com Maps and satellite imagery on Symbian and Java J2ME-enabled mobile phones, PDAs and other devices
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Trekbuddy is a J2ME application to be used with a GPS receiver. It is designed to work with every Java-enabled device.
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