HippoRemote turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a touchscreen-based multimedia keyboard, trackpad, and feature-rich remote. It does so much more, however, than simply let you type out URLs on the screen instead of a keyboard.
You can control applications, open sites for easier reading on your monitor or television, and interact with the media you're watching. Check out the video below to see it in action:
The video demonstrates the feature set of HippoRemote Pro, which is $4.99. HippoRemote is also available in Basic and Lite editions which are $0.99 and free, respectively. You can check out the features for each at the Pro, Basic, and Lite sections of the HippoRemote page. If you're curious if HippoRemote supports your specific application you can check out the support page here—chances are good that it's supported. HippoRemote supports Firefox, iTunes, XBMC, and dozens of apps in between.
The link below will take you to the iTunes App Store. If you'd like to check out HippoRemote without visiting the App Store you can visit their main site here. HippoRemote requires an iPhone or iPod touch and works with Windows, Mac, Linux, or any other operating system that supports VNC remote control.
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