Uses for the XP6700
I've had my XV6700 for about 5 months now and it has become my 'Swiss army knife'. I have found some really interesting uses for it since I've had it and I'd like to share some of them with you.
1. The built in Wi-Fi makes it a 'remote control' for my home automation. With this I control lights, blinds, fans, etc.
2. Provides me with access to my home theater setup. No remotes! just my phone controlling every AV device I own through and application called NetRemote.
3. Provides me with an HTML interface to my home audio jukebox server.
4. By calling a local webpage I can view webcams I have set up around my house.
5. I can port a gig's worth of music or videos from home to work by pulling stuff off of my wireless local network at home and putting it on a miniSD card in the phone.
.. and that's just because it has Wi-Fi capabilities. I'll be selling one of my 4155's because I don't need three controllers for my house.
Because the XV6700 runs on the EVDO network, I can:
6. have access to all of my mp3's, pictures, and videos that are on my local network at home. I can even watch live TV that's being broadcasted from my house from anywhere I am. I can do this because of the broadband wireless network the XV6700 runs on and an application called ORB. Check out orb.com... it's free!
7. of course, I have internet access wherever I am so I'm never without email, instant messenger, SMS or MMS. The phone is also a camera/video camera so I can shoot something and literally in a minute or so, have it sitting on my home network where I can distribute it as I need.
8. I am always up to date as far as my work and play schedule because of the syncing capabilities with outlook and other online calendar apps.
Cheers!
Eric
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Nov 25 2007, 10:17 AM EST by
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What about the GPS? It works with a map installed on PPC.?
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Nov 25 2007, 10:17 AM EST
You can also add nav software to the phone such as TomTom or Copilot live. I have found TomTom to be quite stable and not cause any problems on the phone. However, Copilot even though offers text to speech (tells you the names of the roads to turn on etc.) is not stable it causes many crashes and lockups where you need to reboot the phone often. Both packages will get you to your destination and there is no monthly fee for them. it is a one time purchase.
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Thank you for the tips
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