HippoRemote, an application that lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch as a WiFi remote control for Mac, Windows and Linux has today gotten updated to HippoRemote Pro 2.0.
New in this version is a browser plugin, integrating a web browser into the remote control app, a Twitter plugin, letting you browse your timelines and post updates, again, right form the app. In both of these cases, a third new feature called link launching, will help you to get web pages from the iPhone to your computer to browse there.
Many users will also be happy to note the new Boxee plugin, giving you a way to control the popular Boxee media center application using multi-touch gestures in their interface.
Other improvements include a landscape trackpad, more multi-touch gestures, global macros and user-generated profiles.
You can download the new release from the AppStore.
About Erik Bernskiold
Erik is is a Web Designer, Photographer and Software-Trainer. He is the owner of Bernskiold Media who runs graphic and web development software-training website Bernskiold Learning and web design and development company XLD Studios.
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