iTap turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a WiFi-enabled touchpad and keyboard for your Mac or your PC.

Features

• Supports PCs (XP and Vista) and Macs (10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard)
• Full mouse emulation including right clicks, scrolling and dragging
• Keyboard input, including multimedia keys e.g. for volume control
• Configureable layout (Portrait or Landscape) and number of buttons (Zero like the late-2008 MacBooks, one or two)
• Switch between different computers
• Autodetection of available devices - Usually no need to configure IP addresses or such

iTap - powerful and easy to use

Instead of forcing you to hit tiny buttons or scrolling areas with your fingers, iTap exploits the advanced multi-touch capabilities of the iPhone and iPod touch to provide the experience of a real touch pad. For example, scrolling works by placing two fingers on the screen and swiping horizontally or vertically (Horizontal scrolling is currently only supported with the Mac receiver software).

Advanced features

Everyone's taste is different - and iTap respects that. Portrait or landscape mode? One or two buttons? Pointer and scrolling speed? Tap on the screen to click? All things that you can configure according you your very own set of preferences.

Our iTap receiver software can be used without installation on both Macs and PCs. Simply download the correct version (Standard Mac version, or the portable PC version), store it on a USB pen drive, and take it with you wherever you go.

Requirements:

• A PC running Windows XP or Vista (32 or 64 bit), or a Mac running OS X 10.4 or 10.5
• For autodetection to work the computer and the device must be on the same broadcast domain (Usually fullfilled on home networks)

Planned Features:

• Support for context sensitive iPhone keyboards (Those which suggest possible words or symbols based on what you already typed)
• A version of the iTap receiver for PCs running Linux.

Complete feature list:

• Supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X 10.4 (Intel & PPC), Mac OS X 10.5 (Intel & PPC)
• Automatic pairing, still having security under control
• Pointer movements
• Keyboard (standard iPhone + several additional keys)
• Buttonless mode (mimicking the late-2008 MacBook trackpad), One-Button und Two-Button layouts
• Clicking via tapping
• Right-clicks in one-button mode via two-finger tapping
• Dragging in buttonless mode via the standard dragging gesture
• Horizontal & vertical scrolling (horizontal currently on OSX only)
• Volume control
• Portrait and landscape view, the landscape view optionally with the button(s) on the left.
• Leverages the multi-touch capabilities of the iPhone.
• Automatic detection of available devices on your Computer
• If you wish, the iTap receiver starts automatically if you log onto your computer.