HippoRemote Blog

Awesome image. Dude’s got an awful lot of fillings, though…Remember to floss daily!

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Against almost every expectation, nearly half of all people watching delayed shows are still slouching on their couches watching messages about movies, cars and beer.

Are people actually watching the commercials? Or just using the break to chat with friends, grab a snack, and run to the bathroom?

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The easy single-handed operation of the iPhone is not one of its obvious selling points but is one of those little features that grows on you and becomes nearly indispensable.

I am in total agreement.

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Not sure if it would increase risk of repetitive stress injuries, but it would certainly make precision mousing easier. [Link]

Interesting physical design. But $149 and no integrated keyboard is tough to swallow. [Link] (via engadget)

Especially with HippoRemote! =)

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We really appreciate the review, but it’s a little weird seeing our Windows Media Center profile on a Mac site.

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It’s about time.

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Price is important, but any breakthrough next-gen set top box will need to run a real web browser.

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Hope the multi-touch mouse rumor is true. Can’t stand constantly cleaning the scroll ball in the current Mighty Mouse.

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The tip about using the Wii-optimized site is pure gold.

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Not for everyone, but an impressive hack.

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Love the slide-finger-up-to-uppercase shortcut. Wish Apple would let developers enhance the iPhone keyboard.

Not mentioned in the review, but my favorite new feature in Windows 7 Media Center: using the channel up/down buttons to skip forward (by 30 seconds) and back (by 8 seconds) when watching DVDs.

The thought of seeing this in a living room makes me die a little on the inside.