Apple Turning iPhone/touch Into Remote Controls
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 27th Jun 2008 |
Comments for Apple Turning iPhone/touch Into Remote Controls
Spode said on 27th June 2008
Eddy Hall said on 27th June 2008
So it's a bit like Touchpad Pro (for the iPod Touch or the iPhone)?
www.touchpadpro.com
That uses VNC as the underlying protocol and with a server side plugin can control iTunes, Media Center, Winamp, WMP, VLC...
Or like ngRC (admitedly that works through a web interface)?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ngrc
Cheers,
Eddy
flares said on 27th June 2008
Signal from www.alloysoft.com already does this pretty well, and being a service running on the PC/Mac, is not limited to just apple mobile device, as it simply provides a URL on your wireless network. Having said that a standalone app equivalent would be nice.
Ben said on 27th June 2008
This will be awesome. If it works with AppleTV, I'll be buying that as well :)
Thomas C said on 27th June 2008
Sailing Clicker is somthing i came acorss recently which allowed for the control of Itunes/Powerpoint through either Bluetooth or Wifi from loads of devices - its extreamly usefull when presenting ! www.salling.com/Clicker/windows/
Ironduke said on 28th June 2008
Like the man previously said TouchpadPro for the win!
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I used to use my HP PDA as a remote control years ago. If it's go an infrared port, you can use it to transmit like a universal remote. It was quite cool, you could walk into bars and start channel surfing :)