- Control iTunes, PowerPoint, Mouse, WinAMP, Windows Media Player and much morews Media Player and much more
- See the actual desktop in your phone
- Create your own applications via Keymaps or VB and JScripts
- Connect over WiFi or Bluetooth
- No Bluetooth configuration needed
- Supports all PC Bluetooth solutions Toshiba, Windows, BlueSoleil and Widcomm/Brodacom

Use Phone Remote Control (previously Bluetooth Remote Control) both for buisness and pleasure! Give PowerPoint presentation and see the actual slides in the phone. Change songs that are currently being played on ITunes or Media Player, browse for artists, albums, change volume and much more..

Phone Remote Control is a true universal remote control. It allows the user to modify the current behaviour as well as add support for new applications. You can add support by writing Java or VB scripts, defining key maps and file actions. With key maps the user can very easy and fast define application actions and link them to any buttons on the mobile phone.

Phone Remote Control is a true universal remote control. It allows the user to modify the current behaviour as well as add support for new applications. You can add support by writing Java or VB scripts, defining key maps and file actions. With key maps the user can very easy and fast define application actions and link them to any buttons on the mobile phone.

Phone Remote Control System Requirements
To use Phone Remote Control you need a Bluetooth or WiFi equipped PC and a Bluetooth or WiFi Java MIDP2.0 mobile phone.

Requirements for Windows:
Phone Remote Control supports all Bluetooth solutions on the PC, and Windows 98, 2000, XP and Vista. The program supports the three biggest solutions Microsoft, Widcomm/Broadcom and Toshiba direct out of the box. So no need for user configuration! (I tested with win7 and works fine)

Requirements for mobile phones:
Java MIDP2.0 support (Almost all phones released since 2005 )
Bluetooth (with Java JSR-82) or WiFi support

A very big amount of mobile phones are released each year. It is impossible to keep a updated list of supported phones. But if the phone is released after 2005 with Bluetooth or WiFi it should be supported independent of it is from Nokia, Samsung, LG, SonyEricsson, Motorola, BlackBerry or other phone manufactures.

IPhone do not support Java MIDP2.0 and is not supported