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D/\SH 12-23-2008 02:18 AM

Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
What is Bluezard?

Bluezard (also know as The Real Bluejack) is an application for Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone devices that extends Bluetooth features and functions! Its a complete Bluetooth connection manager with lots of abilities!

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What can I do with Bluezard?

With Bluezard you would be able to:
Browse remote device filesystem, download, upload and delete files on a remote-device, create folders.
Control remote-device by sending AT-commands. It has built-in terminal.
Send SMS from remote-device.
Download SMS from remote-device.
Download phonebook from remote-device.
Send files to the remote-device up to several times faster than filemanagers!
Receive files sent via Bluetooth. It can save files directly to storage card, file size is unlimited and it is done on a really high speed!
You can choose where to save incoming file.
You can set filters for auto-sorting incoming files to different folders.
Get extended info about remote-devices: bluetooth manufacturer, avaible services, bluetooth address.
Get invisible device status.
Bluezard is using system device list, so you dont need to scan for devices every time!
Bluejack remote-device with a message!

Other features of Bluezard:
Bluesnarfing (only for security testing)
Hellomoto (only for security testing)
Fast and easy-to-use interface.
And many-many other features!

Bluezard is not intended for getting unauthorized access to personal data!
NOTE! All the features depends on, whether they are supported by the remote-device or not! Please, look at this list of devices which were tested as remote-devices (targets).
You can see a table, comparing The Real Bluejack features with other popular Bluetooth software.


Code:

http://rapidshare.com/files/123670360/Bluezard_PPC_Full.CAB

scott8813 12-23-2008 10:29 PM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
its about time that smartphones are able to do what dumb phones have been doing for years!

daniel1 12-25-2008 09:43 PM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
I tried using this with a katana. the katana had the bluetooth turned on and was discoverable but this program said it couldn't connect with the phone because it was out of coverage area or the bluetooth wasn't turned on. any ideas?

thanks

scott8813 12-25-2008 09:53 PM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by daniel1 (Post 324957)
I tried using this with a katana. the katana had the bluetooth turned on and was discoverable but this program said it couldn't connect with the phone because it was out of coverage area or the bluetooth wasn't turned on. any ideas?

thanks

was it saying that your device's bluetooth wasn't turned on or the other device? if you are using this on a wm 6.x device to access the katana it is also required that in the bluetooth settings that you change the security settings to none/off. I'm not sure if you can run this program on the katana but if you are then you will have to manually turn on your bluetooth for it probably doesnt have the same ability to toggle the radio as it does on a ppc

daniel1 12-25-2008 11:32 PM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scott8813 (Post 324960)
was it saying that your device's bluetooth wasn't turned on or the other device? if you are using this on a wm 6.x device to access the katana it is also required that in the bluetooth settings that you change the security settings to none/off. I'm not sure if you can run this program on the katana but if you are then you will have to manually turn on your bluetooth for it probably doesnt have the same ability to toggle the radio as it does on a ppc

no i wasn't running it on the katana. u don't need to run it on both devices do you? i turned off all the security stuff on the katana's bluetooth but i didn't do anything to mine. it just said couldn't connect because the other device's bluetooth wasn't on or out of coverage area.

scott8813 12-25-2008 11:40 PM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by daniel1 (Post 324994)
no i wasn't running it on the katana. u don't need to run it on both devices do you? i turned off all the security stuff on the katana's bluetooth but i didn't do anything to mine. it just said couldn't connect because the other device's bluetooth wasn't on or out of coverage area.


ok.....i gotcha, no just the device you are using the program on needs the program. I am willing to bet the the katana is verizon isn't it. They screw their customers here and there and making their bluetooth incompatable with other phone services is one of their crappiest yet.

daniel1 12-26-2008 12:00 AM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scott8813 (Post 324997)
ok.....i gotcha, no just the device you are using the program on needs the program. I am willing to bet the the katana is verizon isn't it. They screw their customers here and there and making their bluetooth incompatable with other phone services is one of their crappiest yet.

no it's a sprint one but i'm going to try the program on a different phone too so i'll c how that goes and maybe i'll be back

scott8813 12-26-2008 12:04 AM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
give me some details too. make sure that when you go to the settings on your device that you actually have your own bluetooth on and operational (and not only on but discoverable yourself as to avoid any security issues) what device are you using anyway??? That would probably help as well

daniel1 12-26-2008 12:19 AM

Re: Bluezard - Bluetooth Wizard
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scott8813 (Post 325003)
give me some details too. make sure that when you go to the settings on your device that you actually have your own bluetooth on and operational (and not only on but discoverable yourself as to avoid any security issues) what device are you using anyway??? That would probably help as well

im running it on a sprint touch pro. i'm going to fiddle around with it tomorrow at work with a few phones. will report my findings


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