The best universal remote control software that covers all the popular PalmOS based handhelds and lets you create your own remote!
With NoviiRemote Deluxe on your handheld you can operate your entire home entertainment system, including TV, VCR, Cable/Sat, TiVo, DVD player and more.
Note: Also see NoviiRemote Lite.
Click here for the Windows Mobile version
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endeva: it's a good idea, but the deluxe zip file only had license and read me. the classic had all the stuff but my centro wouldn't learn. all in all good idea, not so good execution. i didn't pay for anything either so that may have something to do with it.
roseyjr: like the idea.. works well with my treo 680 but i cant exit the program
JasonGlass: My phone now controls my TV, DVD, DVR, Cable, Air Conditioners, celing fans, and the secure front entry of my building..... Take that blackberry!!!!
HOWEVER... you do have to be a max of 6-8 feet from the device. but usualy 3-4 feet is the farthest you can shoot from, little more than arms length. Although it makes a fantastic back-up if you should loose you regular remotes, im still waiting for a viable option....
otterman: Thanks for the warning bakemcbride21. This company had a similar shady practice a few years ago with their Animator software. They're about as trustworthy as Iambic in my mind.
trekker2b: WTF! I have to get like a foot away from the object i want to control!!
bakemcbride21: the SD Blaster range is AWESOME ( i was suckered into buying it)...HOWEVER..Novii stinks in that all the best efatures of the Novvi Deluxe (like creating your own remote and "learning" a remote by facing the remote to your treo and getting all the buttons programmed in) are not available in the crappy evrsion 1.2 software that comes with the SD Blaster. They have not updated the SD Blaster software since Sept '05.
So it is a Catch 22...the better software on a Treo 650 but an IR range of like 3 feet....or the SD car whihc gives you HUGE range, but has crappy software comparitiely.
Novii obviously could care less about integrating the two as it release updated versions of theClassic an Deluxe, but not the Blaster software...
POOR on their part
tyeo098: Where did up up ^^ get the winmedia code? ive been loking for ot every where but cannot find it, if so you have it e-mail it to me at tyeo098@yahoo.com i awiat its arrival.
jericpalm: total ghayness.... hope it plumits......
xkazzx: i can get this crap 4 free
EazyE: My Treo650s underpowered InfraRed port has a range of about 3 feet. hopefully the SD Blaster would be better. great program though.
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Revision History
Version 3.73 (build 2008.04.11b, IRv69), released in April 2008
- Palm Centro Europe supported.
- SD-card problem fixed.
Version 3.7 (build 2007.12.17b, IRv68), released in December 2007
- Now Palm Centro supported.
Version 3.6 (build 2007.06.14a, IRv67a), released in December 2006
- Now Palm Treo 755p supported.
Version 3.5 (build 2006.12.15b, IRv66), released in December 2006:
- Now Palm Treo 680 supported.
Version 3.4 (build 2006-07-16b,IRv65), released in July 2006:
- Now Palm Treo 700p supported.
Version 3.3, build 2006.01.16.a, released in January 2006:
- Palm Z22 supported.
- Learning on Cingular Treo 650 with 1.51/1.17 firmware supported.
- Several bugs fixed. In particular version 3.3 works fine with Preferences and SD card of Palm TX.
Version 3.2, released in September 2005:
- Now macro programming supported.
Version 3.14 (build 2005.06.10b), released in June 2005:
- Support for Palm LifeDrive and Tungsten E2
- Some Bug fixes
Version 3.12 (build 2005.04.25a), released in April 2005:
- Now Xplore M28 supported.
- The bug preventing usage of the SD-card on Treo 650 fixed.
* Warning: The infrared port of Treo and Sony Clie devices, Kyocera 7135 and Samsung i-330 are slightly underpowered, and effective range may be 1-3 meters, although some have reported better results. For most devices the range is 5-15 meters.
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