iPhone Touch Pad Pro

Written by: Alan Parekh at 5:19 am. Filed under Complex Hacks, Computer Hacks, Cool Gadgets, Digg

If you are lucky enough to have an iPhone you can now use it as a cool new computer interface! Have a look at TouchpadPro for more details.

"Touchpad Pro lets you control your PC or Mac through your iPhone or iPod Touch. It’s got multi-touch capabilities just like the new MacBooks, though without the cost It’s got all the features you asked for, including landscape mode, multi-touch zoom, scroll, right-click, and much more.

Installation instructions:

You need a jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch with Installer.app on it. Here are some great instructions on how to do this.
Start Installer and click on the Install button. Go to Utilities. Touchpad Pro should already be there.
- If it isn’t, go to Sources, and then add Community Sources. Touchpad Pro should definitely be there now.
Follow these instructions on how to set up VNC on the machine you want to control and connect to it."

Via: Digg

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March 17th, 2008
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ITrush Says:
March 17th, 2008
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March 17th, 2008
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Gadgetism.org Says:
March 18th, 2008
iPhone Touch Pad Pro…

[Source: Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog] quoted: "Touchpad Pro lets you control your PC or Mac through your iPhone or iPod Touch. It’s got multi-touch capabilities just like the new MacBooks, though without the cost It’s got all the f…
olecom Says:
March 24th, 2008
Touchpad, mouse and any other HID with high presicion isn’t needed for
most of users (i.e. not gammers and drawing engineers) IMHO.

As i work on text console in Linux much, i realize, that keyboard as
a touchpad with moderate position presicion for command line, dialog boxes,
etc.

Even GUI requires lesser position precision, and Keyboard Vectored Navigation(R)
as oppose to key-press(dump terminal emulators), or key-combination(Alt+windows) ones,
is unseen feature everywhere.