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Ten Fifty Ventures LLC
Wireless keyboard and trackpad for Raspberry Pi.
The app allows an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to function as a wireless keyboard and trackpad for a Raspberry Pi. It sends keystrokes and mouse events over a network, enabling control for browsing, text editing, and programming.
MICROTECH CORP.
Print from iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch
Print documents and photos from iOS devices. Select files from the device or cloud. Choose printer settings and paper size. Send print jobs via Wi-Fi or USB. Supports PCL and PostScript languages. Compatible with HP, Epson, and Xerox printers.
Trent Barclay
Test OSC messages and connections
Allows users to send and receive Open Sound Control messages over TCP or UDP. It supports integer, float, string, boolean, and blob arguments. Users can configure and test OSC connections for diagnostic purposes.
Brian Slack
Devices remotely over LAN
Remote -up for compatible devices via local network or internet. Send -up signals to computers or devices supporting On Lan. Requires network connection and proper port configuration.
Georgi Gerganov
Send messages via waves
Send and receive text messages using waves between nearby devices. Utilize audible or ultrasound communication without internet. Messages are transmitted through and received by allowing microphone access.
Magnett Limited
Battery charge status remotely
Battery charging status in real time. View voltage, current, and temperature data. Receive notifications for charge completion or errors. Control charging settings remotely via TCP/IP connection.
Fabrizio Farenga
Export messages to PC or Mac.
The app exports SMS and iMessages from an iPhone or iPad to a PC or Mac. Users can save and print messages in various file formats including Excel, HTML, CSV, TXT, or EML.
KEVIN KOLTZAU
Scan networks, find devices, diagnose issues
Scan and identify devices on your local . Detect issues with like ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, and whois. Support IPv6 scanning and Bonjour discovery.
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