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New Trade Show iOS App – LightFair Int’l

LightFair 2011 is less then a month away in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, PA. LIGHTFAIR International (LFI) is the world’s largest annual architectural and commercial lighting trade show and conference. LFI has a proven track record of bringing top international and domestic Architectural, Design, Engineering and Lighting professionals together with exhibitors from around the [...]

New iOS App: e-CASE

Have you ever been out on the road or out on a gig where you had the sudden urge to design and configure a road case?  It is such a hassle to pull out the laptop, find a wifi spot and do some searching. European case manufacture 5 Star Cases knows just how you feel! [...]

New iOS App: QuickConfig by Philips Color Kinetics

If your installation has a running KiNET, Philips Color Kinetics just made your life a whole lot better.  Introducing QuickConfig for iOS.  Available for free from the Apple iTunes Store, QuickConfig is a utility that turns your iDevice into a remote programming station for all connected power supplies.  Just add a wifi access point (configured [...]

New iOS App: Coolux Widget Designer Remote

Widget Designer Remote sends TCP or UDP commands as well as touch data to Widget Designer on your Wifi network. 20 customized buttons can be set up to send Widget Designer scripts. A multitouch panel allows to send mouse and multitouch data as well. Widget Designer Remote can also send the accelerometer data for further [...]

New iOS App: Electrical Formulas

Andrew Derrington, the app developer that brought us the Lighting Handbook App just released his latest iOS app into the iTunes App Store, Electrical Formulas. The Electrical Formulas App allows users to quickly and easily convert power formulas with out the need to remember all those tricky numbers. The app includes a Volt drop calculator [...]

Lightwright Touch iPad App Released in iTunes App Store

Yes, the day has come. When the iPad was announced over a year ago, people went ecstatic. Then came the dreamers, what can we do with the iPad, how can it make our lives easier? In the lighting industry, it was easy, put Lightwright onto the iPad. It took almost a year since the iPad [...]

ETC Releases New iOS App – Selador Toolkit

Seems like ETC is pumping out iOS apps left and right lately.  Earlier this week they released their ETC Rigging App and just yesterday their latest app, the Selador Toolkit. The Selador Toolkit application – with features for both beginners and professionals – allows designers to mix their favorite colors and determine which models to [...]

Review: iPad App: Notability

As a student of the school of all things Apple, there is a distinct advantage to being able to carry my iPad around without a laptop and other tools that we used to use for learning and note taking.  With the app store, when you run into a problem, you find a digital tool to [...]

Review: iPad App: sling Note

Its a web browser. No, its a note pad. Wait, its a calculator. Maybe its a scrapbook. Better yet, its all of the above. sling Note is an app for iPad that gives you a browser window or calculator side by side with a notepad/scrapbook. The usefulness of this app is apparent for anyone who [...]

New iOS App – DMX Focus

A New iOS app out on the market is DMX Focus by Foo Bar Interactive.  Yes, it is a DMX dip switch app… but wait it does more!  At least it better for a paid app. The app also has a basic power calculation section, DMX fixture focus ability and a notes section. I am [...]

Useful Development Re-Releasing USITT App for iOS AND Droid

I just heard from the iOS developer, Useful Development, that they are re-launching the USITT App for this years Conference and Stage Expo in Charlotte North Carolina. You may remember last years conference when Useful Development announced and released the iOS app, USITT 2010, as a replacement for the printed conference and stage expo guide. [...]

Hold the Phone, ANOTHER Dip Switch App – Clair DMX Lite

I am having a case of déjà vu here.  It seems like I just wrote about this same tyoe of program very recently… :/  While I could go off on a real tangent here and talk about how the iTunes App Store is over run by DMX Dip Switch Apps… I won’t.  Just think of [...]