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"Imagine controlling iTunes or Windows Media Player on your home PC."

Editor: Jeyo Remote has just gotten better. It now supports Bluetooth-enabled Windows Mobile Smartphones.

Imagine controlling iTunes or Windows Media Player on your home PC from anywhere in the house. Imagine walking around a conference room and interacting with your audience while giving a PowerPoint presentation. Imagine operating your PC from tens of feet away. Jeyo Remote lets you do exactly these and much more. By leveraging with the power of your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone, it enables real-time interactive control of your PC from anywhere within Bluetooth range - at home, in The Office, or on the road.

Jeyo Remote changes the way you use your PC. Using the built-in capabilities of your mobile phone, it can remotely operate the Windows operating system and any application running on your PC. Jeyo Remote has pre-defined remote commands that work with many popular Windows applications, and it can be easily extended to control any application. Its powerful yet versatile scripting feature allows you to create two-way remote commands not possible with a traditional Remote Control. In addition, you can personalize remote settings or share them with other Jeyo Remote users.

This software also supports the following language version:English French German Italian Spanish you can free download Jeyo Remote for Sony Ericsson 2.0 build 709 now.

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