The document describes a system that allows users to control their personal computer using a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone. It discusses how the system operates in different modes like keyboard, mouse, and application modes to emulate mouse and keyboard functions. It also allows viewing the PC desktop on the mobile phone and controlling applications remotely. The document concludes by discussing potential future enhancements like adding multi-word command support and integrating more multimedia applications.

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CHAPTER 7
CONCLUSION
The system emulates the actions of mouse and keyboard with the help of mobile phone. Some
of the PC applications like media player and browsers can also be controlled via the bluetooth
enabled mobile device. The system operates in keyboard, mouse, application and utilities
mode. The keyboard mode allows performing basic functions on text editor and movement of
cursor. The mouse mode provides full support for controlling the mouse movements and
clicks. Also, the computer desktop is generated on the phone. In the application mode,
applications like power point, media players and browsers can be controlled. Utilities mode
enables running command and sending of message to the personal computer.
The Bluetooth technology and J2ME are made use by the system to allow the users to view
and access the desktop screen of the PC on the mobile phones, control applications and
thereby interact with the computer through Bluetooth.
7.1 FUTURE ENHANCEMENT
The system can be extended to support the following functionalities:
 Multi-word commands can be executed under the utilities mode.
 Integrating more Multimedia applications like downloading image, audio, video etc.

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