Blues55 transforms a Siemens S55 cell-phone into a remote control for your computer. It's basically a Bluemote light for bluetooth enabled Siemens cell-phones (at least for the S55): it allows to control the keyboard or mouse with the cell-phone.

Siemens phones don't have the same functionality as Sony Ericsson phones, though. It's for instance not possible to send userface elements onto the phone. Blues55 just sniffs every key-press on the phone. It's therefore best to go into key-lock state of the phone before launching Blues55.

Usage:

• Establish a serial bluetooth-connection with the phone (usually sudo rfcomm bind 0 00:11:22:33:44:55)
• Go into the keylock-state of the phone.
• Launch Blues55: ./blues55 -k (-k for keyboard control; -m for mouse).

Blues55 can be downloaded here.

Other bluetooth phone remote softs:

• Bluemote (not for Siemens).
• ToothMote (not for Siemens).
• AnyRemote (comes with a nice KDE client and works with Siemens).

Update: M. Fedotov (author of AnyRemote) provided a patch to make Blues55 work with Motorola V500 phones.