The social remote control app Dijit has certainly been getting around lately: it started off on iPhones, made the leap onto Android devices not long ago, and now the company has announced that an iPad-friendly version of the app is in the works. According to Jeremy Toeman, Dijit's Chief Product Officer, one of the company's big focuses was to make effective use of all the screen real estate the iPad afforded them. "We've tried to think through all the nuance of what a full, 10" entertainment console sitting on a user's coffee table should look like," he said.
Freitag, 2. Dezember 2011
Dijit?s Universal Remote Control App Gets Revamped For The iPad
The social remote control app Dijit has certainly been getting around lately: it started off on iPhones, made the leap onto Android devices not long ago, and now the company has announced that an iPad-friendly version of the app is in the works. According to Jeremy Toeman, Dijit's Chief Product Officer, one of the company's big focuses was to make effective use of all the screen real estate the iPad afforded them. "We've tried to think through all the nuance of what a full, 10" entertainment console sitting on a user's coffee table should look like," he said.
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