HTC releases IR API, looking for a few good devs

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In an effort to usher its newest flagship’s infrared capabilities to the masses, HTC is adding an IR API to its OpenSense SDK. Starting today, developers interested in creating applications that use the One’s IR blaster can request the software kit directly from the company. By making this API available to the masses, HTC hopes to build a stable of apps unique to its new hardware, kicking things off with Sense 5′s integrated universal TV remote control software. Devs looking to ease the pain of Logitech’s plans to kill off the Harmony — or those interested in more details — can find just that via the source link below.Filed under: Cellphones, Software, Mobile, HTCCommentsSource: HTC

source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/21/htc-releases-ir-api/

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