Free bluetooth software for mac

Share2Blue2th are scripts for use with a PowerBook and Nokia 3650 phone. They can be used for synching Avantgo and downloading large files to the phone and to avoid ripping through my data allowance with a mobile provider.

There is a detailed READ ME with instructions and a package of scripts that I put together based on info the developer found around the internet. You have to edit the scripts in script editor to include your cell phones MAC address for this to work.

Some of the developers readers have adapted this for other phones and even for sharing internet over bluetooth between two computers.
Note: For P800/P900 users, adding -p800 before the -v in the first bit of command line code should make these scripts work with your phone.

Veta Chat is an application for communicating with other Mac users via Bluetooth.
It is super useful when you need to quickly exchange messages with somebody without drawing the attention of other people - like during those boring meetings that you have to attend.
Or you can create a small chat room of up to 7 people on the fly by simply hosting the chat and letting the others join you.
Main features:
- Chat peer-to-peer or create an ad-hoc chat room of up to 7 people.
- No set-up required. Simply host the chat and let others join you.
- This is all over Bluetooth - no wires necessary.

FrontRow BTR 1.0.1 is designed as the Sony Ericsson bluetooth remote control for Apple FrontRow that pleases almost users with useful features.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3.5 or later
• Sony Ericsson phone: K600, K700, K750, S700, V600i, W600, W900, Z520, Z800

Bluecommand allows you to remote control a Mac from Bluetooth devices. Executes shell scripts and AppleScripts sent to a Mac from Bluetooth-enabled mobiles or handhelds.

How do I setup my system?
Open System Preferences > Bluetooth. Be sure Bluetooth is turned on.
If the options "Discoverable" and "Accept files without warning" are both turned on, then you are ready to go.
If you prefer to keep the "Discoverable" feature off, you have to pair your device with your Mac. Select "Devices" and follow the instructions to set up a new device.
In any case, to use Bluecommand you need to be able to send files from your Bluetooth device to the Mac.
I suggest to select "Accept files without warning", to take the full advantage of Bluecommand.

How does it work?
Bluecommand will watch the folder where accepted files are saved, looking for any incoming text file or vNote. If the files content begins with the string cmd=, it will be executed as a shell command. If the header is app=, it will be processed as AppleScript. In both cases, the file will then be deleted.

BlueTooth AT Terminal allows the user to send and receive strings from compatible BlueTooth devices like mobile phones.
Bluetooth AT Terminal is a very simple little Cocoa application that allows you to communicate with a BlueTooth device. Communication takes the form of a series of strings that are sent and received from the device. These will normally be a series of AT command strings.
This application will attempt to allow you to talk to any BlueTooth device, but can only be usefully used with some devices.
Common devices that support AT commands are mobile phones, in particular Sony-Ericsson BlueTooth equipped phones like the T6xx series.
Enhancements:
- Help is available.

Remote Control your equinux MediaCentral 1.2 with your Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone!
Just a couple of functions and easy to use.
Enhancements:
- Changed Play/Pause Button to spacebar-key.

SSFox is an AppleScript for Salling Clicker to control google websites with a bluetooth enabled phone. Perfect for browsing digg, or my own blog.

Script currently has the capability to scroll up and down sites, highligh links on a page and open them (in same window or new tab), browsing multiple tabs, closing tabs and quiting firefox. Things to come in later versions: Bookmark browsing, Chaning text in address bar, window switching and more.

Suggestions appreciated at my blog, just click my name.

This is a basic improvement of the Sprint PCS Vision connection script, with optimizations for EV-DO devices. It is meant for USB and Bluetooth 2.0 high-speed connections.
This modem script is for all EV-DO phones on all EV-DO carriers (Verizon Wireless, Sprint PCS, Alltel, etc). While we cant test every EV-DO phone, it should work with the vast majority of devices. The PCS Intel EV-DO Modem Script removes key bottlenecks that prevented the ability to use your phone as a modem at full speed.
This script is only necessary for users who connect with their phone as a modem. We only suggest using it with USB and Bluetooth 2.0 connections. If you are connecting with a Bluetooth 1 phone or Mac, please continue to use the Sprint PCS Vision modem script.
Enhancements:
- Initial Release.