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Thinkflood has this week finally launched an Android version of its great universal remote control application that arrived on iOS devices nearly two years ago.
The new Android RedEye application allows you to to control your other Redeye connected gadgets including your home theatre, lighting, HVAC, and others using Android networked smartphones and tablets.
Unfortunately the RedEye application is not support by the RedEye Mini device, ThinkFlood explains why below:
“Although RedEye mini compatibility is a popular request, RedEye mini requires further research into the headphone jack on various Android handsets, as well as additional development using the Android NDK (Java code cannot keep up with RedEye mini’s real-time audio processing requirements).”
Unfortunately the RedEye application is not support by the RedEye Mini device, ThinkFlood explains why below:
“Although RedEye mini compatibility is a popular request, RedEye mini requires further research into the headphone jack on various Android handsets, as well as additional development using the Android NDK (Java code cannot keep up with RedEye mini’s real-time audio processing requirements).”
The new Android RedEye application allows you to to control your other Redeye connected gadgets including your home theatre, lighting, HVAC, and others using Android networked smartphones and tablets.
Unfortunately the RedEye application is not support by the RedEye Mini device, ThinkFlood explains why below:
“Although RedEye mini compatibility is a popular request, RedEye mini requires further research into the headphone jack on various Android handsets, as well as additional development using the Android NDK (Java code cannot keep up with RedEye mini’s real-time audio processing requirements).”
Unfortunately the RedEye application is not support by the RedEye Mini device, ThinkFlood explains why below:
“Although RedEye mini compatibility is a popular request, RedEye mini requires further research into the headphone jack on various Android handsets, as well as additional development using the Android NDK (Java code cannot keep up with RedEye mini’s real-time audio processing requirements).”
