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Psiloc Mobile Mouse
by Psiloc | support
Availability : Worldwide
Available For :
Symbian S60, v1.10 | $12.95  
Symbian S80, v1.0 | $20.22
Symbian UIQ, v1.0 | $20.22
Summary :
Transform your phone into computer mouse!
Description :
Mobile Mouse is an application, which transforms your phone into Bluetooth computer mouse. You don't need any additional software on your computer (as long as you have Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed).
Short installation guide for Windows XP with Service Pack 2
Download, install and launch Mobile Mouse. Click on Bluetooth icon on your taskbar, and choose Show Bluetooth devices. It is recommended to first remove device you want to use as a mouse if it is already listed under Devices tab. Select your phone and press Remove.
Press "Add" button
Check "My device is set up and ready to be found" and press "Next"
Wait until all available devices are found
Select your device and press "Next"
Choose "Don't use a passkey" and press "Next"
Windows starts to configure your device. It can take some time - be patient. During this process you may be prompted to accept connection, or to enter passphrase on both computer and phone.
Wait just a little longer then - your Bluetooth had already connected to phone, but is still being configured.
Use your navigation keys to control mouse position, and soft keys as left/right mouse button.
While application is open, you can display options menu by pressing "*" key. In settings you can set mouse speed and event's source. In camera mode, you can move your mouse by turning your phone around. Note, that you need to use built-in phone camera, and if your mobile has two cameras, you need to use main one.
When you finish choose "C" key to exit the application. If you will be using this application with many different computers use Reset option from menu before exiting. It will prevent application from connecting to same computer next time.
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