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I tell you why: I've used it while it was in public beta and everytime my girlfriend had the IR-Remote and switched to another channel while I was watching soccer I used my N95 to switch back!
And if that's not enough, here's a little joke.
A taxi driver and a prist are in the final round of a Limerick competition. The priest has to start, the host of the show says to the Priest: "Create a a limerick around 'timbuktu'".
The priest says:
"Well, I was a prayer all my life
had no children, had no wife
I read the bible through and through
on my way to Timbuktu".
The crowd is cheering, no it's the taxi-driver's turn.
The host also says "TIMBUKTU".
The taxi driver begins:
"When Tim and I to Brisbane went
we met some women with their tent
they were three and we were two
so I booked one and Tim booked two"
;-)
By the way, I have a Brasilian blog about N95 (nlog95.tiv.com.br), and when Psiloc started to sell IrRemote I have posted it in the blog.
Thank you!!!!! ;)
And also, (the most important), I can go to Bar and change the tv channels if a deslike it...
the waiters become crazy and my friends die of laugh
i´m a n95 user, too.
i want the license because irRemote is an irreplacable app
for all symbian users.
thx
#ersguterjunge
lol, seriously, i'm too bored today, although i have 200000 thgs to do!
Thanks!
And here comes another nice way to win a free licence for a great app. Maybe this time I'll be more lucky? ;)
Besides the contest - and as usual - keep up the good work, Zach. You've got my word that at least I'm waiting for new posts on SiMo ;)
With regards to your site I love it because u go threw the hundreds of apps out there in a nice clean way and u sorta pick my apps. Dont mind :D
1)I want to mess with my uni's projectors and air conditioners.
2)I want to mess with every TV I find in public place.
3)I waited months for this app to be released, and it had expired before I managed to get it to work any of the TV sets at my home. DAMN YOU OLD REMOTES!!
4)And I'm too lazy to get a cracked one. lol!
I love psiloc, 'cause they made it possible... Even a trial saved me. Now I have an E61 and look longingly for it again.
And, finally, I love SiMO... Because, besides all, today it can make me win something I like very much :)
PS: I _also_ like the posts :P
Keep up the good work...
Psiloc is one of the few companies that make 3rd party applications that reflect the needs of the users. They make buying any phone easy since their apps fill in for the shortcomings of the phone.
SiMo is amazing !!! ENUF SAID :)
Psiloc makes some amazing applications.
IRemote is one of the most useful apps to come out for s60.
Simo is amazing.
Simo can have my girlfriend for 24 hours if you pick me!
PS. Simo rocks!
In other way, I love Psiloc apps. now I have runing since beta locatik, really nice track app.
Nice contest!
i could control almost every device in my house with my mobile even the ceiling fan, and although the ir of my e61 operates in a short range, the program still kicked ass. i would like to have license please ...
Psiloc IR Remote will power up my N95-3 and make it a Complete Mobile solution
SiMo is my SPOC (Single point of Contact) for all my symbian software related information...
SiMo....Look nowhere else...Look Now Here..
I win or dont win..Thanks for putting up such a contest.. u rock...
My satellite remote control is broken for months and I'm too lazy to have it replaced!
As a result, we rely on quality sources such as SiMo to allow us to participate vicariously, if only electronically, in the abundant and electronically propagated lives of other cellular users.
Combine that with an environmental penchant for inclement weather (they don't call it the great white north for nothing!) and we are left with little more than the gadgetry at our finger tips to help us endure the long periods of snow, ice and Golden Girls re-runs.
Having IR Remote would save me from manually extricating myself from my polar fleece body wrap blanket, dashing hell bent across the frozen tundra (careful to avoid the black ice forming on the pseudo-ceramic tile) to manually change the channel. This one license could do more to empower the cerebral livelihood of this one remotely challenged Canadian than any single act of international, cross-border, non-sectarian instance of "pay it forward" generosity imaginable.
If for no other reason, "go green" and donate the licence in support of my ongoing efforts to reduce my carbon footprint. IR Remote will allow me to stay warm through self-generated combustion thereby reducing my consumption of fossil fuels reheating my external appendages after another rapid, but regular, dash to the television, stereo or similar electronic life support device.
And if that doesn't work for you, how about Pretty, pretty, pretty please with a cherry on top? I really, really, really want this license.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks and keep up the blogging.
Great comments guys - keep em coming! :)
Btw... I love this blog!
Another reason is that I really want to fool my dad with this one. He won't understand a thing at all! Thats going to be soo funny:)
Yeah, as some other people mentioned here, Psiloc makes some incredible useful apps for Symbian OS!
Viva Psiloc and SiMo!
I was beta testing IRRemote form an early version, and from my point of view, they should have listened more to the feedback. I mean, I does the work, but it could have done it better (they could have added an option to rotate the screen to the right [clock wise] so the IR port on the N95 will point toward the controlled device).
uhmm... I guess I'm a bit grumpy.
oh well.
I guess I just became more and more frustrated with how locked-down all of my previous Sprint-operated phones were. So, I explored the entire internets looking for alternatives, which pointed me towards Symbian. A google search later landed me on SiMo. After reading through practically every article, it just opened my eyes to what is possible with Symbian and I knew that this is what I wanted to experience.
With all that said, I am now posting this from my new N95-3 and it's everything that I have wanted in a phone ... and I have SiMo to thank.
for the first time you got me posting here, though I have been loving your blog for months. I actually have to keep me from checking it every morning 6.30 AM when i arrive at work. (I manage to do it every other day now ;-))
Greetings,
Sebastiaan
(In the last beta version, the landscape mode was upside down from the last version.)
Psiloc, I take my words back.
(But the web-wizard still need more work!)
I'd love to be able to use my N95 to zap the TV without having to keep wrestling the remote from her all the time.