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I used to be able to do this with my first color screen'd Sony/Erickson phone and OS X like, 10 years ago via Bluetooth. It was great to work with my Addressboo
by justinator 12y ago
I used to be able to do this with my first color screen'd Sony/Erickson phone and OS X like, 10 years ago via Bluetooth. It was great to work with my Addressbook on the Mac, pick a contact and SMS/Call them. I could also use the phone as a remote control for iTunes, as well.
- X-Istence 12y agoI used to do this with my Sony Erricson phone as well in 10.2 and 10.3 from Address Book/iSync.
- gurkendoktor 12y agoSame here! SMS'ing from the 10.4 Dashboard was fantastic. I even had a second Nokia with a GPRS flatrate in my backpack and could use it as an occasional hotspot throughout the week, then charge it on the weekends. Turning on the iOS hotspot from OS X 10.10 even works exactly like tethering via Bluetooth used to work, from the menu bar.
- jfb 12y agoYeah, there was a little package called "Bluephone Elite", IIRC, that did this.
- robmcm 12y agoYup, was great. Let you reply to messages, run apple scripts on proximity, answer and dial the phone... Not sure why it took apple soooooo long to implement?
- justinator 12y agoIf I also remember correctly, I was able to use this same phone (first phone I had with a camera, I believe - T610?) to snap a shot, and then email it to an address that piped that to a Perl script. That Perl script, then posted the photo to a very simple blog-like app I had written (also in Perl). I handed the site in as an art project I did, after a week road trip. And then, Instagram happened. Seemed novel at the time - something I made 3 hours before hittin' the road.