eme jota ce wrote:Just checked iTunes and only saw the Indigo App listed as an iPhone App, but will keep looking for the Indigo App in the iPad category.
All iPhone apps run on the iPad. Download it and see!
eme jota ce wrote:Just checked iTunes and only saw the Indigo App listed as an iPhone App, but will keep looking for the Indigo App in the iPad category.
jay wrote:FAIK, all iPhone apps work either with or without doubling. Pixel doubling is done at the system level and shouldn't effect the app in any way.
gregjsmith wrote:I was thinking in the context of control pages, a pixel doubled display isn't an ideal interface. Thus, I will wait for an iPad optimized Indigo Touch to be available.
chrisn wrote:allow people to design control pages targeted to be run from inside the native iPod and iPad apps, and take better advantage of that. For example, allow me to invoke some of the pop-ups in the "native" app (like for HVAC) on top of my control pages.
chrisn wrote:Also, allow me to launch other apps (not allowed by Safari). For example, let me set up a control page that allows the user to launch Apple's "Remote" app.
chrisn wrote:When user re-launches Indigo PadTouch (perhaps within a couple hours), go directly back to the control page.
chrisn wrote:an easy "server-push" way of updating images from security cameras. Maybe Indigo allows you to watch a folder and every X seconds it updates the control page with the newest JPG file in that folder. Not quite streaming video, but good enough I think.
seanadams wrote:Holding off for rev 2 / resolution of the wifi bugs.
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