Projects tagged ‘iphone’ and ‘remote’

Advanced server-side Javascript. EvaScript is a Javascript implementation based on the ECMA Script standard. Remote-control Javascript object via Java. UnitTest you Javascript code. Browser ... [More] independent scripting. Works with almost every browser, including the iPhone. [Less]

EvaServer is an open source Java framework that makes web applications fun to write. It hides browser details from the developer and enforces object oriented designs. A component based architecture ... [More] and transparent client-server communication makes it one of the most powerful Ajax frameworks on the planet. [Less]

Touchpad for iPhone lets you control your desktop/laptop through the multitouch touchpad. Can't afford a Mac Airbook? Use your iPhone as your computer's mouse -- you can even zoom, scroll, control your media player and much, much more!

OverviewSherpa enables the iPhone Safari web-browser to securely access web applications running on your legacy desktop, via the Internet, regardless of firewalls or routers. ComponentsSherpa ... [More] consists of three components: An iPhone client to initiate connections A responding client, running on your Windows or OSX machine An echoServer which connects initiating clients to responding clients BackgroundSherpa's connectivity will be based on the echoWare/echoServer platform I helped develop for the EchoVNC project. In this project, the initiating and responding clients use the open-source echoWare toolkit, currently ported to Windows, OSX and Linux. The echoServer which connects echoWare clients together is "try before buy" commercial binary, currently available in Windows and Linux. [Less]

these software components for the iphone and ipod touch provide SAO based functionallity to the entire network. seamless integration due the use of Universal Plug´n Play. Currently we provide an ... [More] UPnPAVRenderer application. Have a look at: AdoubleU UPnPAV Renderer [Less]

Ever wanted to control your Networked Media Tank from your computer or your iPhone? After installing MediatankController you get a virtual remote, but your can also browse the files on your NMT and ... [More] start any file you want directly. MediatankController is available as an Adobe AIR app that runs on your computer and as a webapp that runs on your iPhone. [Less]

Starting Project as of July 7, 2008 Todo: base webserver off of Autoit and the autoproxy script plugins will be uncompiled autoitscripts. Stock Plugin Todo: Screen capture and control like iPhone ... [More] Remote Files Applications Webcam Capture Media Remote (local stream/remote playback) Task Manager More to come soon... [Less]

synTunessynTunes is a PHP-based script which provides a simple yet powerful web interface to control iTunes. It is the opensource alternative to Signal. Uses jQuery, the iPhone webapp Knox template ... [More] and PHP. I'm looking for developers! If you're a developer and would like to contribute to this project, please contact me! I really want to make this project something big. Update: This project is officially closed since Apple released "Remote" built with the iphone SDK (which is much better than syntunes). RequirementsA webserver, with PHP support (tested on Apache with PHP5, on a Windows Platform) Please let me know if it works on other platforms. FeaturesPlayback control Artwork support Playlist browsing Song browsing Known Issues"Next >" link on lists is always visible, even on last page. "Now Playing" section auto-refresh sometimes messes with section titles Among others Please, if you find a bug or issue or anything, report it! I'd really appreciate it. Screenshots [Less]

If you use Amarok as your music player and would like to control it remotely from any browser, then this project might help. If it does help, please let me know, for I have this strong feeling that ... [More] the number of people with this interest is less than 5 :) Specifically, I wrote this so that I could control the music from my iPhone Comments? , feel free to leave them. NOTE: This currently works only with Amarok 1.x which uses DCOP. Now that Kubuntu 9.04 is out, it seems Amarok2 is getting quite popular. A release that supports Amarok2 will be worked on, hopefully soon UPDATES December 31, 2008: New release with little UI fixes to make things nicer on a Google Android phone (like the TMobile G1) December 7, 2008: New UI. Thanks to Andrew Nutter-Upham for the patch. ScreenshotsScreenshots below are from the iPhone The one and only screen Search as you type (seen on a Google Android phone aka HTC Dream aka TMobile G1) RequirementsA system running Amarok (and by implication Linux and KDE) Python [Less]