What if you had a universal remote that could control your universe? Okay, that’s actually the Tagline from the Adam Sandler comedy Click, but you have to admit that it applies really well to the Genos CYCLOPS universal controller. I mean, get alone of all those buttons! This is actually supposed to …

I’m not certain whether or not Steve Jobs expounded on how the iPad could replace the universal remote on his now famous iPad introduction speech, but he probably should have. Considering the high price of Universal remotes (over $1,000+), would it not be easier to simply take all the software from them and put …

The last time we covered Thinkflood’s RedEye, something that could turn an iPod or iPhone into a universal remote. We did not even mention the iPad, as we didn’t know anything about it back then. The RedEye Mini, a supposed better model than the original, uses infared instead of WiFi, and comes with …

Some of you may remember when we reported on Thinkflood’s RedEye, a device that turns an iPhone or iPod touch into a fully functioning Universal remote. I remember that I was surprised that I hadn’t heard of some other company trying something similar, until I saw New Kinetix. Yes, they also have a …

I’m not certain why we haven’t seen this before, but ThinkFlood has figured out a way of turning an ordinary iPhone into a Universal Remote. The kit that you see here costs about $188, and it has an infrared transmitter for controlling the television, stereo, DVD player, Blu-Ray, and much more. Now you …