via Mr Gooby, BlueScan: "Bluescan discovers nearby bluetooth devices and represents them on the screen as a cellphone icon (even though they may be PCs or other devices). As they are discovered, they appear at the top of the screen, then slowly drift down until they disappear at the bottom. Newly discovered devices are red, devices you've encountered before are green. The more times you encounter a device, the bigger the icon will be."
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Hi Tom,
Having had a quick look at this bluetooth demo, I thought you might be interested in a project I have built for part of my degree project called transience. The website is still being developed in preparation for its presentation on tuesday, but feel free to download and take look!
http://www.chrisblunt.com/transience/
Best wishes,
Chris
Posted by: Chris Blunt | March 17, 2006 at 03:43 PM