قم بتنزيل Bluetooth Chat على جهاز الكمبيوتر باستخدام GameLoop Emulator

Bluetooth Chat على الكمبيوتر الشخصي

Bluetooth Chat ، القادم من المطور predefault ، يعمل على نظام Android في الماضي.

الآن ، يمكنك لعب Bluetooth Chat على جهاز الكمبيوتر باستخدام GameLoop بسلاسة.

قم بتنزيله في مكتبة GameLoop أو في نتائج البحث. لا مزيد من الانتباه إلى البطارية أو المكالمات المحبطة في الوقت الخطأ بعد الآن.

ما عليك سوى الاستمتاع بجهاز Bluetooth Chat على الشاشة الكبيرة مجانًا！

Bluetooth Chat مقدمة

"Bluetooth Chat" helps you connect and chat with people near you. It's based on Bluetooth and doesn't require internet connection. You can search up to 70 meters around you and instantly chat with others.

The best feature of this app is location-based notifications. You will receive push notifications when someone entering or exiting a your region.

If you're not using "Bluetooth Chat", you should just turn off Bluetooth to save battery.

Privacy:

When you use "Bluetooth Chat", we DO NOT collect and store ANY information about your mobile device.

When you use "Bluetooth Chat", others will see your preset profile.

The data (Ex: your profile/friends/chats/settings) is stored only on your local device, it can only be accessed and changed by you.

What devices can detect this app?

Any device with Android 4.3+ and a Bluetooth Low Energy chipset can detect this app. As of December 2014, this is approximately 40 percent of Android devices according to the Google Play Store and growing quickly.

To broadcast advertisements, Android 5.0+ and firmware supporting Bluetooth Low Energy Peripheral Mode are required. As of December 2014, only Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 devices are known to have firmware that supports Bluetooth Low Energy Peripheral Mode.

Compatible Devices

In order to broadcast advertisements, a device must have Android 5.0+, a Bluetooth LE chipset that supports peripheral mode, and a compatible hardware driver from the device manufacturer. Check http://altbeacon.github.io/android-beacon-library/beacon-transmitter-devices.html for a list of devices that are known to support or not support transmission.