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The 3G iPhone 2 and the App Store hasn’t dropped yet but there are a lot of cool apps coming out. Here is one of those - the AirRemote Universal Remote App for iPhone and iPod Touch. Other remote apps have been released but most of them work with proprietary home automation like mControl (of which I use). The AirRemote differentiates itself by working with traditional IR devices.
So what’s the catch? First the app will hit the iPhone app store for $99 on July 11. The other catch is it requires a “global cache transmitter” which eHomeUpgrade says will retail around $100.
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