The application that Lee develops lets Pocket PC users create SMS messages with the virtual keyboard, and then send and receive them via a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone. The exercise requires a Pocket PC and a cell phone -- both equipped with Bluetooth -- plus Visual Studio .NET 2003.
Lee first shows how to use the venerable Hayes AT modem command set to communicate SMS messages to and from a mobile handset. He then proceeds to develop the application in Visual Studio. Complete source code listings are provided.
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Use the .NET Compact Framework to write an application for sending SMS messages on Pocket PCs using Bluetooth.
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