Signal

Signal turns your iPhone or iPod touch into an advanced wireless remote control for iTunes on your Mac. Control playback, browse or search your media library, and edit playlists from anywhere in the house - all from the palm of your hand.

What is new in this release:

• Support for additional Windows Mobile screen sizes

Yes, finally! WVGA, WQVGA, HVGA, and square screen devices are now properly supported. In fact, Signal should handle screens of any height so if a device manufacturer decides to add yet another resolution to the mix the app should work with it right away.

There is one downside to this support: existing skins are no longer compatible and the skin switching feature has been removed as a result. It was rarely used and would have required a major overhaul to support variable screen sizes and the generated graphics now used by the app in places. After giving it a lot of thought I decided this effort was better spent on other parts of the app.
• BlackBerry 6 compatibility

Starting with version 6 of their OS RIM's BlackBerry Browser is powered by WebKit, the same browser engine used by Android and the iPhone. I had a chance to do some testing with a Torch 9800 and with just a couple minor tweaks Signal's web interface is now working on it. Just enter the web access URL into the BlackBerry Browser and you'll be able to use it to control your favorite media player.
2 Jan 15 in Audio Software, Audio Plugins