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hackdiary: Ericsson Bluetooth phone as remote control

Anubhav, 12:19pm 7 November 2003

I have seen Harry use his cell as a remote to control presentation slides.This is something similar except that this guy has programmed it himself using bluetooth.hackdiary: Ericsson Bluetooth phone as remote control

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