Salling Clicker v3.5 brings new Front Row controls, device support and much more

There is other remote software, for example, Mobiola Web Camera which converts your mobile phone into a wireless webcam for your PC. Read more here:
http://symbiancorner.blogspot.com/2006/12/mobiola-web-camera-for-symbian-nokia.html

The salling clicker guy is honestly the laziest programmer ever.

@7: I know that, but it would be nice to just control the media features instead of the whole system. Just pop in a bluettoth card (or use the built in IRDA with the IR sensor on the mac), and pull up front row.

"The K800 is a fairly niche device, and Salling probably took a while to support it simply because not that many people requested it."

The Sony Ericsson K800 is hardly a niche device! It's one of the best selling handsets of the past year, especially in Europe. It's currently #2 on Amazon.co.uk's best sellers list: http://tinyurl.com/2ed92k

and had sold 879,901 units by January 31 2007 in the UK alone.

Where do you get your "facts" from?

And, anyway, the previous version of Salling Clicker worked fine with the K800. At least I've been using it with no problems for almost a year.

any seasoned Newton user knows they can use VNC to control their mac :p

I love Salling clicker - one of my all time favorite purchases

hmm, no support for my newton messagepad 2000. Oh well, I don't even have an intel mac, but this would be fun to use at the apple stores. At least my newton can still control my TV...

Still no Blackberry support even after they released developer tools earlier this year. Pitty.

3: One thing to consider with support like this is the volume of requests vs the usefulness of implementing a feature or support for a device. The K800 is a fairly niche device, and Salling probably took a while to support it simply because not that many people requested it.

Developers might not know to implement a feature unless we ask them to. The more requests for a feature, the sooner it happens.

wow the K800 has been out for nearly a year now and they only just supported phone events well done salling guys on the ball as ever

I was a die hard Palm user for a while, but the company just let everything fall to the wayside. The OS hasn't been updated since 2002 and I just couldn't stand it anymore. I found their software aging very quickly, and the devices weren't getting that much better. It seems like they just had a hit with the Treo and might as well have changed their name to Treo, Inc.