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I am trying to write a Bluetooth android application. I have used many
ideas from the samples and the bluetooth page in the android developers
site.
So, I put up a dialog that has the available bluetooth devices available,
there is only one, and when I pick it the dialog goes to a method to ma
I am building a device that basically has a UART so I can send and receive
bytes. I want to be able to control the device, send configuration
information to the device, using an android phone. Is there a way for such
a simple device to establish a connection with the BlueToothServer/socket.
I have an application I was in the process of writing, while I learn
how to write android applications, that is very much like the calendar
widget. What I would like to know, is there a tutorial or document
anywhere that would allow me to write an new event type so my
application would fit into th
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