Modern day cell phones are capable multimedia platforms but lack a readily available, convenient, and low-cost method of acquiring personal media content. The BlueJoy project aims to resolve this problem by providing an open source Java application that uses Bluetooth technology to transfer files between a cell phone and a computer.
The BlueJoy project is based on the BlueCove Java library, runs on desktop/laptop PC computers, and is capable of interacting with Bluetooth-enabled cell phones.
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BlueJoy 1.0.0 is a GPL. Please read this article and discover
what exactly does 
Whether you're happy or not testing and using BlueJoy 1.0.0, be our guest and let's solve all the problems related to this software together. Feel free to use:
We strongly recommend you to use the following download manager, accelerator and duplicate file manager to avoid any downloading problems:
