Bluetooth SIG Attempts To Bridge Websites, Phones
Oct 13, 2006, 3:05 PM by (staff)
The Bluetooth SIG has announced a new application called TransSend that would allow users to send content from their PC browser to a mobile phone with one click. Using TransSend, website developers can add functionality to send contact information, reservations, URLs, text and pictures to a phone. The data is sent from any Bluetooth enabled computer to a compatible phone as standard OBEX type files like vCard, vCal, and phone compatible images using the Object Push Profile. Phones must have an open OBEX profile in order to receive all types of data, however many phones sold in the US limit the types of files can be received. Currently TransSend is only compatible with Internet Explorer (5.5 and higher). The Bluetooth SIG is investigating compatibility with additional operating systems and browsers.
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Verizon will hate this
http://www.canyouhearusnow.net/Wireless%20Telecommun ... »
Old Hat, "QR CODES" are much better and simpler
Just point you cellular to the 2D-code, take a snapshot, and you've the data loaded in your phone. Works off any PC-monitor, TV-screen, paper-magazine or bill-boards even and can contain a vast array of information/data
details see here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code »
so why needing something thats technologically is more cumbersome ?
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the problem, though, is that we are ...
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ARRRRRRRRRGH!
IE only? No Firefox? MOBILE SPYWARE IS COMING!
SprintPCSGuy said:
Add porn sites to your contacts?
😕 And the problem with that is????.............