iPhone and Wiimote Have an Understanding
Matthias Ringwald, ofiPhone Bluetooth fame, has just released BTstack 0.1 for iPhone. The above video shows how it can connect wirelessly with other devices and can sense their position. He uses a Wiimote to show the movement and rotating and the image displayed on the iPhone screen. Considering that this is only version 0.1, we should expect a final version to have a lot more capabilities and potential.
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