Sinkdrain wrote: 
> I use my phone to control my squeezebox but would never want to control
> my whole system with it. The beauty of a remote is keeping your eyes of
> it and using it by feel. Its great to push one tactile button that
> immediately starts a sequence of commands for a single activity. No
> unlocking a screen, finding an app and worse switching between them. The
> idea of using phones and tablets as remotes is new and fun but not long
> lasting like a well designed dedicated remote. 
> 
> Squeezebox is different as your dealing with album covers... But I'd
> never control the volume of my receive with squeezecommander!

Totally agree with that.

I have used my iPad and iPod Touch as a remote for a while before I
bought a Harmony One +. Although the iThinges had nice user interfaces
and capabilities, I couldn’t get around the tactile feel one gets from a
hardware remote. There were plenty of occasions where I pressed the
wrong buttons on the iThings. Or even pressed buttons by accident. That
was the main reason for me to switch to a hardware remote.

Once again Logitech shows that it has absolutely no vision. Sure that UE
will have a very short life at Logitech as well. Logitech is only great
at killing great products.


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