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Bluetooth Phonebook Version 1.1 |
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Friday, 03 May 2013 15:46 |
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Today I released version 1.1 of my Bluetooth phonebook app. It should now additionally support PBAP on all Samsung phones before Android 4 (Galaxy S, Galaxy Ace, ...), the HTCs before Android 4 (Desire, Desire HD, ...) and those with 4.x which were not yet supported (Sensation, One S C2, One, ...). So basically it should work on more than 90% of all Android phones 
For more information check the compatibility page.
I currently don't know if it runs on the brand new Galaxy S4, most probably it won't. But perhaps Samsung fixed the remaining bugs in PBAP, so you don't need my app...? |
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Tuesday, 23 April 2013 17:25 |
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This version fixes the Bluetooth service discovery (SDP) problem for some recent HTC phones (e.g. HTC One, HTC One S C2). The phones should now be visible for car phones from Audi, Mercedes SAP module or Porsche PCM. You need to update the system files with the 2.3 installer.
Additionally I added an option to hold a "wake lock" while the rSAP connection is active. This may fix connection aborts that happen after a few minutes, but it may significantly raise power consumption - at least in the statistics! |
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Sunday, 07 April 2013 10:31 |
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rSAP is running on the HTC One with the same generic Qualcomm interface as the Sony Xperia S. Check the installation description in the forum. I hope there will be more phones with a Qualcomm CPU in the future, and that the phone makers don't accidently break my rSAP implementation 
Did you notice the temperature? 3.5°C at 10:49 in April. Now that's what I call global warming! |
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Monday, 18 March 2013 19:53 |
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... and probably on other Sony Xperias. Please check the testversion here. Please report back in the forum if it works or if it doesn't work for your Xperia S or for other Sony phones.
I must say I'm surprised how smooth it works, I'm puzzled that Sony doesn't implement it themselves |
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Saturday, 16 February 2013 18:14 |
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Today I released a testversion for the Google Nexus 4 here. Since many phones share the Qualcomm RIL library, maybe it also runs on other phones, like Sony Xperia, LG, ... Please test and leave a message in the forum or send me a mail.
In case you missed it: rSAP now runs on most HTC One phones, the HTC Desire X and on the Galaxy S III Mini.
As always: you need "root" to install the system files. |
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