Spytooth
Spytooth is another Bluetooth “spy” app. Other than a cool radar scan animation while it’s searching for devices it’s fairly basic. All it does it find Bluetooth devices in range and show you each device’s name and unique Bluetooth ID.
If you register for free at www.spytooth.com/unlock.php you can save found devices as “friends” and Spytooth will alert you with a beep or vibration when one of your friend devices comes into range.
Registration requires entering a unique code that Spytooth displays when you run it, plus an email address that the unlock code is sent to. You also need to enter a captcha code which is difficult to do without a PC,
Unlike some of the other Bluetooth apps posted here, Spytooth doesn’t let you send messages to other phones, make phone calls, turn the other phone off or view additional information about it such as the phone number, firmware version, battery level, signal strength, network ID and SIM ID.
Contributed by: arnold040
Type: Ad-supported
Author: Spytooth
Data Connection Required: No
Boost CDMA Compatible: (tested on Motorola Rambler): No (Internal Error on startup)
iDEN Compatible: (tested on i776): Yes
Supported iDEN phones: All Falcon series with Java ( i9, i856, i776, i465, i290, etc.)
Filesize: 44 KB
Downloading uses paid data. Downloads are for Java ME phones only.
To download and install click here: DOWNLOAD (jad)
I went to the site to unlock Spytooth, and found that there were no fields for info entry (name, email, code, visual.) Don’t know if the problem is my phone, browser, or the site itself.
You need to go to http://www.spytooth.com/unlock.php to get the unlock code. It works for me in Chrome.
When i try to use the app it say i need a code. how do i get that code?
Please read the post It tells you how to get the code.