Comments on: HippoRemote Pro 2.1: Gestures, Gestures, Gestures http://blog.hipporemote.com/2010/03/hipporemote-pro-2-1-gestures/ Sat, 21 Jan 2012 06:27:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bruce http://blog.hipporemote.com/2010/03/hipporemote-pro-2-1-gestures/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Bruce Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:17:18 +0000 http://blog.hipporemote.com/?p=341#comment-288 <p>Seconds on the iPad. I see lots of possibilities there. Could have a mouse and keyboard at the same time. Could divide the screen into four or six iPhone sized sections, so you could have your Plex controls, your twitter feed, etc, etc open at the same time. I would like the option of using it either way -- not just a big remote, but lots of controls. I'd be in Plex heaven. Thanks!</p> Seconds on the iPad. I see lots of possibilities there. Could have a mouse and keyboard at the same time. Could divide the screen into four or six iPhone sized sections, so you could have your Plex controls, your twitter feed, etc, etc open at the same time. I would like the option of using it either way — not just a big remote, but lots of controls. I’d be in Plex heaven. Thanks!

]]> By: Russell http://blog.hipporemote.com/2010/03/hipporemote-pro-2-1-gestures/comment-page-1/#comment-260 Russell Thu, 01 Apr 2010 09:32:57 +0000 http://blog.hipporemote.com/?p=341#comment-260 <p>Looking forward to using gestures in Windows Media Center.</p> Looking forward to using gestures in Windows Media Center.

]]> By: iGestured http://blog.hipporemote.com/2010/03/hipporemote-pro-2-1-gestures/comment-page-1/#comment-191 iGestured Sat, 20 Mar 2010 04:59:27 +0000 http://blog.hipporemote.com/?p=341#comment-191 <p>Is it safe to assume that you will be bringing HippoRemote to the iPad?</p> <p>One thing I really miss about the FingerWorks iGesture pads is that they were completely programmable. Every gesture could be programmed with any function supported by the tablet. Users weren't locked into what the developer thought was the best function for any given gesture, although most of the gestures had good default assignments. For instance, I liked one-finger gestures being text cursor control rather than mouse control, which was two fingers. I wasn't thrilled that Apple changed everything around when they needed to address the smaller surface of the iPhone.</p> Is it safe to assume that you will be bringing HippoRemote to the iPad?

One thing I really miss about the FingerWorks iGesture pads is that they were completely programmable. Every gesture could be programmed with any function supported by the tablet. Users weren’t locked into what the developer thought was the best function for any given gesture, although most of the gestures had good default assignments. For instance, I liked one-finger gestures being text cursor control rather than mouse control, which was two fingers. I wasn’t thrilled that Apple changed everything around when they needed to address the smaller surface of the iPhone.

]]> By: Jordan http://blog.hipporemote.com/2010/03/hipporemote-pro-2-1-gestures/comment-page-1/#comment-183 Jordan Thu, 18 Mar 2010 22:46:49 +0000 http://blog.hipporemote.com/?p=341#comment-183 <p>I love the new guesture pad. There has been something similar in the boxee profile. I really like using that to navigate but I use xbmc. Any idea when the xbmc profile will be updated with it?</p> I love the new guesture pad. There has been something similar in the boxee profile. I really like using that to navigate but I use xbmc. Any idea when the xbmc profile will be updated with it?

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