★★★★★
..Good for box scanning Good app, but is it possibel to scan more than one bar code for one box. I would like to put in excel first cell: box number, than serial number than quantity and maybe more for one box. And than in new row new box. (Product1: cell A1,B1,C1,D1); Product2: cell A2,B2,C2,D2). Perhaps direct editing in Google sheet android app where to put code?
★★★★★
Highly customizable utility Once properly configured (and this can take some time) this app can be a powerful tool to allow your phone or tablet to interface with just about any type of bluetooth data collection device. The ability to write custom rules for each program you work with makes the keyboard wedge one of the best I've used for data collection. One rule for interfacing with chrome browser for my inventory tracking and another for interfacing with a spreadsheet for point of service customer requests makes working with scanners fast and easy. TEC-IT is quick to respond to e-mail despite their location in another time zone. I purchased 4 copies of the full version after trying out almost every other similar type app I could find.
★★★★★
Impressed so far! Great features and ease! I've only used the app for about an hour now...and so far I am impressed. I develop microcontrollers and I am working with people who make apps, and this app seems to fill the gap between what I am doing and what they are doing so we can focus on our ends for development. I am really impressed by the execution of the Google spreadsheet integration. You can watch the update in real time. Just one problem, I wasn't sending much data and after a few minutes, I already had 41 datapoints in buffer, then when you stop, you lose those values. First, why is that so slow? I'm only sending 2 bytes per second, and second, the buffer should clear to the spreadsheet after I stop. Good work!
★★☆☆☆
nice application, but occasionally data is incorrectly fwd'd I set up a demo application, using one GetBlue app on a cellphone (HTC Sensation), reading from BTserial source in client mode, and serving on port 8080 to a second GetBlue app on a tablet (Kindle Fire with CyanogenMod 10.1.3), also in client mode. Both set to non-raw, with CRLF termination. The BT data source (3rd item, a Parallax Prop with BT module) was set to send a 'line' of data once a second. About 4 times a minute GetBlue Demo injects a "please register" line, substituted for an actual data packet (data loss, but I assume this is by design and likely covered in the manual). The problem I have is the 2nd GetBlue client (Kindle Fire) is showing an occasional packet split into 2 pieces, and the 2nd portion is 'shown' (aka delivered) after the next transmission from 1st GetBlue client/server (HTC Sensation). The data on the 1st GetBlue is intact. These failures are not coincidental with the injected "please register" substitutions. All of the failure instances (so far) exhibit with the 2nd portion is the last 8 characters (6 'visible' ascii text, followed by CRLF) of the original line, and the first portion is all of the characters up to but not including the last 8.
★★☆☆☆
Force closes before opening Motorola Cliq.
★★☆☆☆
non functional demo It may be a great app, but it seems unusable for testing and monitoring, because of demo imposed limitations. it does capture some data, but it will capture data for 1 second and immediately pop the "This is a DEMO VERSION" and therefore effectively preventing you from using it for longer than 1 second. if you want to buy the full app just to see if it meets your needs - go ahead.
★★☆☆☆
Try blueterm Blueterm is free and does the same.