4. iTunes Remote-o-Matic
Rob Chang took a minute to set this demo up, but as soon as he started, I knew it would work beautifully. Chang basically transformed a really expensive cell phone into a remote device to control his iTunes library on his MacBook. He was able to change tracks and move among albums with ease, and he didn’t even point his iPhone at the computer. I am still trying to figure out how this one works.
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The best??? Gawd save me from the worst. (nt)
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/09/07
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More complex apps will come later
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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Cut them some slack -
Confused by religion | 07/09/07
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Save you?
Tigertank | 07/09/07
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Why?
wabbit_bugs | 07/10/07
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HOW DO THEY HACK OUT THE CODE FOR THOSE FANCY ICONS?
BALTHOR | 07/09/07
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say, but . . .
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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