Just a few days ago we mentioned the iPhone RedEye universal remote control that used a device plugged in to the 3.5mm headphone jack of your iPhone to transmit signals to your TV, DVR and whatever else is remote controlled in your house.
Another company have come up with the FLPR universal remote control for the iPhone that uses the doc connector on the bottom of the phone to transmit IR signals to receiving devices. By adding the attachment to the bottom side of the phone it requires you flip the phone 180 degrees and use the upside down software.
FPLR lets multiple devices be controlled from the iPhone. Set up is easy in that you just connect the IR transmitter to the bottom of the iPhone, download the FLPR application from the App Store and then go through the menu's searching for the devices you have in the database of 14,000 pre-programmed already in there.
FPLR claim that it's 14,000 entries in it's device database makes this system far easier than others as there is no need to program each of the devices. RedEye also has an extensive database of different electronic devices, so there's probably not much difference between the two. FPLR also learns just like the others if the TV you have isn't in the database so the choice really comes down to which application you think looks best and which hardware attachment you prefer to use.
FLPR is going on sale March 28 over at Best Buy costing $79.99.
