Update!
LiveMobileTools 0.5.0-beta3 is out, featuring not only kmobiletools 0.5.0-beta3, but also kdebluetooth 1.0-beta3.

Get It Here!
kdebluetooth 1.0 Beta 3 is ready!

kdebluetooth got mostly rewritten to make use of the BlueZ D-BUS API and all
of their services. libkbluetooth wraps the BlueZ D-BUS API and makes it quite
easy to write some Bluetooth related application.

kbluetoothd is now a simple trayicon application without any daemon
functionality and got renamed to kbluetooth. It also acts as Passkey Agent
for Bluetooth device pairing request and as Authorization Agent for Bluetooth
service request from remote Bluetooth devices. So no more evil hacks to get
pairing with bluez-utils 3.x working in KDE. Bye bye, pin-helpers!

With kbluetooth you can also configure your Bluetooth interface. Changed the
mode to discoverable (for other devices) or only connectable (still
connectable but not visible for other devices). Or change the discoverable
name of the Bluetooth interface.

Another highlight is the initial implementation of a Bluetooth Input Wizard.
Which allows to setup and manage Bluetooth Input devices from KDE in easy
way. The Input Wizard is still experimental and doesn't looks like eye-candy
at the moment.

kio_obex got replaced by kio_obex2 which is based only on obexftp (no need for
libkobex/libqobex) and supports also now USB as transport (libusb).

kbluelock got rewritten by Tom Patzig which locks the KDE session if a
configured Bluetooth remote device disappaers - e.g. your mobile phone. So if
you leave your office, with enabled Bluetooth, kbluelock is going to lock the
screen.

The next steps:

- testing
- make it stable
- make it userfriendly
- make it something like eye-candy
- implement a transfer service (OBEX Push)
- implement the audio service (Bluetooth Headsets, ...)

Note to packagers: this software contains a shared library (libkbluetooth) and related headers. Please include them in your package, other software (currently kmobiletools) will require them to properly work.

(Thanks Daniel Gollub for the release notes, and both Daniel and Tom Patzig for the development stage)

Download KDEBluetooth 1.0-beta3