TV remote controller 5.5

the author of this app says:

Ever wanted to use your PDA to remotely control your TV, VCR or music system? This lets you to do just that. Program your PDA to control up to 38 different devices as a TV, VCR, CD and so on.

In total, your PDA can learn from up to 30 different devices and you can even skin the on-screen control panels.

Requirements

Pocket PC with ARM processor.

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devices

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Current Version:

5.5

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Publish Date:

Aug 12, 2003

License:

Shareware

Cost

$14.95

Operating System:

ARM / ARM2002

Popularity:

100%

Our Rating:

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