So as of July 1st, this is what I know.
You cant use Bluetooth HID profiles for input devices like wii-remote, bluetooth keyboards, mice, etc.
Everyone blames HTC that its the Sense UI causing a bug.
Some people have mailed HTC and they said Google controls the Bluetooth Stack needed to make it work ( which works on the G1/ Nexus 1 and other htc phones as well)
Noone has a reply from Google on the issue.
People custom flashing roms on rooted devices cannot get it to work either, even with froyo builds.
So that leaves me with this: I saw a post here or somewhere where someone had a keyboard that worked only it connected via SPP protocol( serial port protocol).. It was the Freedom Pro board.
There are game controllers that support SPP, such as this one
BGP100 Bluetooth GamePad - Review
theres another made by MSI as well.
Can anyone verify if this type of controller works with Emulators like SNESoid and the other XXXoid apps?
If it does, then ill buy that and ill make myself one of these:
Bacteria creates Bluetooth SNES controller, makes smartphone gamers drool (video) -- Engadget
You cant use Bluetooth HID profiles for input devices like wii-remote, bluetooth keyboards, mice, etc.
Everyone blames HTC that its the Sense UI causing a bug.
Some people have mailed HTC and they said Google controls the Bluetooth Stack needed to make it work ( which works on the G1/ Nexus 1 and other htc phones as well)
Noone has a reply from Google on the issue.
People custom flashing roms on rooted devices cannot get it to work either, even with froyo builds.
So that leaves me with this: I saw a post here or somewhere where someone had a keyboard that worked only it connected via SPP protocol( serial port protocol).. It was the Freedom Pro board.
There are game controllers that support SPP, such as this one
BGP100 Bluetooth GamePad - Review
theres another made by MSI as well.
Can anyone verify if this type of controller works with Emulators like SNESoid and the other XXXoid apps?
If it does, then ill buy that and ill make myself one of these:
Bacteria creates Bluetooth SNES controller, makes smartphone gamers drool (video) -- Engadget