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Generic TCP Remote A generic acceleration-based controller for your own applications. Now you can control your own programs much like a Wiimote. Add acceleration-based remote controllability to your applications and projects. This application returns acceleration information (and thus orientation) from the iPhone or iPad to a remote application using a TCP internet connection. This is an application for experimenters, students, artists or makers who can write code to listen to a TCP socket on a host computer. To use this app, you need to create an application or "listener" that can receive data on TCP port 1958. When you run this app, it asks for a host name (or IP address) and then sends acceleration data to that socket. The built-in documentation describes how to test the app using the common netcat application. Try it out will the standard command-line program netcat or nc by opening a terminal (command-line) window and typing nc -l 1958 (-l is for listen). Then run the generic TCP controller app and enter the host name or IP address of the computer where you typed "nc". Get it now!