Your iPhone Is A Remote That Can Control Your Mac
Maybe it’s age. Maybe it’s a sign of the times. Maybe all that glitters really isn’t gold. My gee whiz moments are in decline. Compared to 10 years ago, our Macs and iPhones must look like magic.
Today, that magic is more commonplace, occasionally mundane, often not worth a raised eyebrow. Imagine my giddy, girlish, giggle when I tried out Remote Buddy. The thrill is back, baby! Now, if I could just figure out whether or not this is a solution looking for a problem.
First, the good news. Remote Buddy is a Mac.... (excerpted).
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kylekai said:
Don’t forget WiFiControl, free for the iPhone & iPod Touch, connects to a preference pane on the Mac called WiFiServer ($10). With WiFiControl you can send messages, commands, retrieve files, run applications and more to and from the Mac. The latest release adds the ability to take screenshots and camera snapshots from the Mac and send them to your iPhone! All over a WiFi network. You can even try WiFiServer for a short time to see how it works.