EssoAir
Well-Known Member
So I'm sure some of you saw my previous post. I've done quite a bit of research and while I think it can be done, it just requires experties that I don't have. But, I know there are plenty of people here that DO have them and I think maybe someone could take this idea and run with it.
So, basically the idea is this: Make a bluetooth relay box. You connect a bluetooth keyboard and mouse to the box's receiver and then connect the boxe's transmitter to an iPhone or iPad. Why those specific deivces? Because they're the only computers that for whatever retarded reason don't have mouse support. So, you may be wondering, how is this useful? Well, if you stuck as microcontroller in this bluetooth relay box, you could do two things. For they keyboard input, just pass along the data as normal, but for the mouse input, basically, take the mouse data stream as it comes in and "encode" it using unused keyboard keys. So, the iOS device would only be getting a rapid series of key values, not the actualy mosue data. This in turn could then be processed within apps as a mouse data stream and then could control a cursor within that app. Now, the cursor would not work on the home screen without jailbreaking, but, if the developer of this relay box made an Objective C/Swift API for free, they could convince popular app developers to support this mouse. The beauty of it all is that it should work with just about any mouse and keyboard.
So, if someone wants to take that and roll with it, be my guest. I've decided to pursue a different idea that I can do without requiring the assistence of others
So, basically the idea is this: Make a bluetooth relay box. You connect a bluetooth keyboard and mouse to the box's receiver and then connect the boxe's transmitter to an iPhone or iPad. Why those specific deivces? Because they're the only computers that for whatever retarded reason don't have mouse support. So, you may be wondering, how is this useful? Well, if you stuck as microcontroller in this bluetooth relay box, you could do two things. For they keyboard input, just pass along the data as normal, but for the mouse input, basically, take the mouse data stream as it comes in and "encode" it using unused keyboard keys. So, the iOS device would only be getting a rapid series of key values, not the actualy mosue data. This in turn could then be processed within apps as a mouse data stream and then could control a cursor within that app. Now, the cursor would not work on the home screen without jailbreaking, but, if the developer of this relay box made an Objective C/Swift API for free, they could convince popular app developers to support this mouse. The beauty of it all is that it should work with just about any mouse and keyboard.
So, if someone wants to take that and roll with it, be my guest. I've decided to pursue a different idea that I can do without requiring the assistence of others