Just found an interesting post about WOL (Wake on lan) over the internet, now that sound kind of useful 😀
Check it out here;
http://www.ezlan.net/WOL.html
Among other you will need this;
http://www.depicus.com/wake-on-lan/wake-on-lan-gui.aspx
Update;
I have “installed” and tested this, but so far sadly without luck :-/ I will hopefully have time to do some more digging in the near future, but I am a bit sceptic, when the PC is off it does not have an IP!? It may work if you have an ADSL modem but with a router I can’t really see how it would work.
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A cool app for Android Phones, it allow you to configure what happens when eg. you plug in your headphones – eg. when you plug in your headphones your phone launches your podcast player.. This is really cool 🙂 Wish I had this for my iPhone 🙂
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Imagine this, you are a technician that often need to configure/re-configure Cisco devices – this mean you have to carry with you a laptop and the blue Cisco cable to configure those darn devices..
Well that was then, this is now 🙂 Now all you need is this cable, your iPhone and an App..  Clever indeed 😀
WOL over the Internet
Utility, WebPlug In Launcher app for Android
UncategorizedA cool app for Android Phones, it allow you to configure what happens when eg. you plug in your headphones – eg. when you plug in your headphones your phone launches your podcast player.. This is really cool 🙂 Wish I had this for my iPhone 🙂
http://techotrack.com/archives/4846
A cool apple/cisco gadget – iPhone console cable.
Gadgets, NetworkImagine this, you are a technician that often need to configure/re-configure Cisco devices – this mean you have to carry with you a laptop and the blue Cisco cable to configure those darn devices..
Well that was then, this is now 🙂 Now all you need is this cable, your iPhone and an App..  Clever indeed 😀
http://techotrack.com/archives/4806
Ps. Should you need an RJ11 connector that is also an option;
http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/12/redpark-announces-serial-and-rj-11-cables-for-iphone-ipod-touch/