well, you always need some driver, software or anything, you can't simply connect to other PC and control it :) 2009/9/13 bennyk <[email protected]>
> > I am exploring the feasibility of building a simple application that > can run on a PDA/phone and emulate a HID (Human Interface Device) over > its bluetooth interface (or, USB). In this way, a nearby PC could > recognize it as a keyboard or mouse instantly without the need for new > drivers or for building a client/server pair. The purpose would not be > malicious, but rather to aid in accessibility with special keyboard > layouts and mouse movers. > > Some phones seem to support this natively, but I need a solution that > could run on any device, such as an iPaq running Windows Mobile, or > even another desktop PC with full Windows. Is this limited by the > bluetooth hardware, or is there a way to programmatically expose the > HID profile/service to other devices in range? > > There is a bluetooth service that performs old-fashioned Serial over > bluetooth, but on the receiving PC end, it is not translated into > keystrokes or mouse movements without a 3rd party program such as > AACKeys. > > The web seems dead silent on this topic, so I was wondering if anyone > had any ideas. >
