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2010-01-22
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2010-01-22
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2010-01-22
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2010-01-26
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No, if the phone is on discover mode, you can ask the SDP records without pairing.
But your idea requires a installation of a app to advertise the new service.
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2010-01-27
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The app is definitely only for fun. I agree having BT on all the time is not good. I imagine this app just been used for fun, so it would only do device checks when you turn the BT on or when you open the app. It wouldn't do this all the time(cause your battery would die)
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2010-01-28
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2010-01-29
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2010-01-31
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I'm not sure that checking the LAP code is going to work for trying to find N900. There is this list thelist (http://802.15ninja.net/bnapbnap/thelist.php) but it does not help much.
You could trying using SDP to check for the Bluetooth profile you want.
You could try this tool for checking the N900 SDP database.
ViewSDP (http://store.ovi.com/content/24022)
So I imagine it being used if you get on the train just to check for fun, or at a conference or a shopping mall, or pub.
It's just for a fun to be honest, and trying to illustrated another great example of how a normal Maemo user can think of something and then with the help of the community an Application is born :-)
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