Thought I would make my Nexus One Android emulator skin available for those who are interested.. just put the zip contents in <androidsdkdir>/platforms/android-x.x/skins/nexusone
Download Nexus One Emulator Skin
I have uploaded TivoRemote 1.5 to the market. This release includes a number of fixes and enhancements:
Added: User Created Shortcuts with sharing capabilities
Added: Animations
Added: Upgrade notification
Added: Implemented ErrorReporter
Fixed: Uses image compression to prevent crashing when using logos (not complete)
Fixed: Crash on Channels if no Tivo configured
Fixed: Tivo does not have to be setup to access Tivo Mobile
Fixed: Aspect button was missing on Peanut Fitted
User Create Shortcuts – Downloading and Uploading
I am really excited about the ability to create your own shortcut codes, and share them with other TivoRemote users! Click the menu to create a new shortcut – give it a name, and for each button press, click ‘Add’ to add it to the code.
When you are finished, and the code works well, long-click the shortcut and choose ‘Share’. This will allow other users to download shortcuts you have created! Make sure to check out the ones available to download, too!
Channels – Gridview
I added the ability to create a channel list, including logos in the previous version. But I wanted to make it look a bit nicer, so I give you… Gridview 
Just hit ‘menu’ and select ‘Switch Layout’ on the channels page.
I have submitted my app, EventGhost for Android, to the Android Developers Challenge. I have a few things I want to fix up, and I will release it to the Android Market.
What is EventGhost for Android?
EventGhost for Android is a companion application for the powerful automation tool, EventGhost. It acts as an Events Sender, allowing you to send events to your computer – as well as an Events Receiver, allowing you to receive events from EventGhost. What’s that mean?
The Sender part means you can create a bunch of layouts with icons, that act like a remote control for your computer.
The Receiver part allows you to receive events from EventGhost, and act on them through various actions, provided by plugins. This allows you to have your phone react to EventGhost events. The actions could be anything from loading a specific EventGhost layout, to starting an application, to sending a text message, and so on.
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