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Is it possible to turn a computer into a mega-cell-smartphone using Linux?
Are there USB cellphone transmitter/receivers?
Is there any Linux cellphone dialing software?
I suppose it's all possible if you have what you want if your cell phone has bluetooth and your cell phone can support making calls from an application, then you just have to have the application running all the time.. But then it's just easier to buy a smart phone that does what you want.
Say I want to keep my cellphone charged in my room while I do stuff on the computer and be able to receive and send calls via this usb gadget and a Linux application.
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