Romeo allows you remote control of your mac via Bluetooth and a compatible Ericsson phone (t39m, t68), controlling programs such as iTunes and DVD Player, as well as presentation applications. Use your mobile as a mouse, as a volume control, or as a method of telling your mac when you're there. Features include:
Use alongside Address Book and iSync
Create and share your own menus
Set your computer to mute or pause automatically when you get a phone call
Mouse and key emulation as well as full Applescript support
What's New
Version 0.9.3:
Interface localized into French and German.
Graphical bezel-style Caller ID, using the Address Book framework for IDing people.
Improved dock and menubar menus, including a status item.
Fixed dock icon hiding in 10.3 and higher.
Now checks whether devices are paired and points the user to the Bluetooth Setup Assistant as appropriate.
Added some basic AppleScript commands including connect, disconnect and status.
Added user feedback display, fully controllable via AppleScript ("display text ...")
Fixed zooming in Panther.
Fixed AppleScript launching Classic applications in the supplied menus (thanks to Leor Bleier)
New "About" window including links to the website.
Interface tweaks including GUI layout, Open and Save dialogs remembering last directory, and improved error dialogs.
Improved handling of drag-and-drop.
Fixed Screensaver interaction methods to no longer conflict with Panther's screensaver security features
Improved phone name fetching and storage.
Improved handling of phone calls and SMSes whilst in a dialog.
Improved processor use dramatically when bluetooth hardware is not present or disabled.
Added key emulation for numpad keys.
Updated default menus and actions. Due to changes and fixes, all users will be prompted for an upgrade.
General bugfixes and improvements to make Romeo a better OS X citizen.
Extensive code rewrites; if you've downloaded the code before and blanched, it's still bad, but it's much better.
Version 0.9.3:
Interface localized into French and German.
Graphical bezel-style Caller ID, using the Address Book framework for IDing people.
Improved dock and menubar menus, including a status item.
Fixed dock icon hiding in 10.3 and higher.
Now checks whether devices are paired and points the user to the Bluetooth Setup Assistant as appropriate.
I really wish there were a Universal Binary version of this little program. I've been using it for a while on my G5, and I absolutely love it! (The AppleScript capability gives it infinite power!) However, now that I'm going away to school with my MacBook Pro, I'm really going to miss Romeo.
[Version 0.9.3]
Anonymousreviewed on 23 Nov 2005
wat about compatibility for nokias??? i mean they are the most commun phones. nokia sold over 2 million 6600 and this app isn't compatilble with it!!
hope to see it in the next update
[Version 0.9.3]
Anonymousreviewed on 09 Nov 2005
Great app!
Two faults:
- Annoying "No document could be created" error pop-up with Tiger when app is launched.
- NO SUPPORT OF SE k750i !! This great phone DESERVES this great app.
Fantastic work nonetheless. Can't wait for the next update.
I tried using a Siemens S66 phone just for the heck of it (to control front row) and it says "See 'accessories' on Siemens S66". Tried this, and theres nothing related to this at all? Does it just not work or am I just not smart enough
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Romeo allows you remote control of your mac via Bluetooth and a compatible Ericsson phone (t39m, t68), controlling programs such as iTunes and DVD Player, as well as presentation applications. Use your mobile as a mouse, as a volume control, or as a method of telling your mac when you're there. Features include:
Use alongside Address Book and iSync
Create and share your own menus
Set your computer to mute or pause automatically when you get a phone call
Mouse and key emulation as well as full Applescript support
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I tried Salling clicker, but Romeo does a better job (using a Sony Ericsson Z600).
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Nov 2005
hope to see it in the next update
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Nov 2005
Two faults:
- Annoying "No document could be created" error pop-up with Tiger when app is launched.
- NO SUPPORT OF SE k750i !! This great phone DESERVES this great app.
Fantastic work nonetheless. Can't wait for the next update.
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Oct 2005
TOO BAD.
http://www.salling.com/EricssonClient/
bye
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Sep 2005
:-(
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Jul 2005
Bravo & Yox
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Mar 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 18 Jan 2005