iGet Mobile Updated To Version 2.0

Nakahara Informatics has released version 2.0 of iGet Mobile, their software solution for using your iPhone as a remote control for your Mac via a web interface. The program runs on your Mac and acts as a server for you to access your files from the web.

New to version 2.0 are the following iPhone-specific features:

• The name of the Mac is now reflected in the web interface (page titles, navigation UI, etc.). The default name used is the "Sharing" name of the Mac from System Preferences (e.g., "Naomi's iMac").
• An icon that visually indicates the type of Mac that iGet Mobile is running on is now reflected in the web interface.
• iPhone web clipping icons are now supported when saving a link to your Mac to the iPhone's Home screen.
• The server icon is now also used as the small "favicon" icon that is displayed by most web browsers.
• Fixed a bug whereby files and folders with names containing certain special characters could not be navigated into or acted upon.
• Corrected a bug which in rare cases caused icons to display as empty boxes.
• A number of minor visual improvements have been implemented (better icons, better layout, fixes to HTML/XHTML output standards compliance).

More information about the new version is available here.

[via MacNN]