VM- reading this back, I think my response sounded a bit condescending, which was not my intent. Just having fun, that's all.

No offense taken. I thought you were just a rapper moonlighting as a magician or vice-versa... Hey, after bumping into a Mormon missionary years ago that was a rapper and claimed to have a freestyle battle with Eminem, anything is possible....

I found a VERY interesting (and new) add-on for inject users: https://sci.thiswaylabs.com/

This is interesting and has a lot of potential. I need to use Inject a lot more to justify the subscription costs per year. It is more expensive than other non-magic software I use (Todoist, Evernote, etc.) It sounds like a one man shop, and the magic market is small. So, my initial thoughts are the that pricing is not bad at all. I really like the improvements to Inject shown on the site. If it works as well in the real world, it is definitely something to consider for Injectors. Thanks for sharing.

What is the difference between this and Qooqle?

I have this app and it's so impressive!!! If you are serious about magic then take the plunge and you wont be disappointed

Why do you think is so impressive?

I am curious as well.. Would love to hear about it for those that subscribe or in the midst of the two week trial period.

As Mark has already said ...

I'm very happy to announce:

Inject LIVE Seminar
Thursday Aug. 8th 2019, 10:00AM to 6:00PM (the day after Magic Live)
The Orleans Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

Learn everything about your favorite magic app in this comprehensive live seminar.

Over the last four years, Inject has become an ESSENTIAL tool in the arsenal of the modern magician.

This one of a kind event, focuses on the most requested, most useful, and most important Inject concepts.

You'll learn:

* The basics - What are transmitters, receivers, and how to use them.
* How to perform - The subtleties, patter, and the technical details that will make you a MASTER Injector!
* Using Inject for pre-show - Learn how the pros use Inject as the ULTIMATE impression device!
* When, where and how to use it - how to integrate Inject in your repertoire or casual performances.
* Editing and customizing - From editing the basic settings to creating your own unique effects.
* Get a behind the scenes look at the future of Rostami Magic with previews of upcoming products.

I'll be using an 8 foot wide projection screen so that everyone can see my phone's display.

As an added bonus, you will also learn how to use and perform Thom Parkin's AMAZING P.E.P. (Parkin Email Prediction) system.

If you've ever wanted to leave an UNFORGETTABLE email prediction, P.E.P. is the BEST solution on the market for this plot!
P.E.P. is a must have for any serious magician that wants to organically build their email list.

We're very privileged to have Ryan Edwards from Canada as a special guest.
Ryan will be sharing his brilliant use of Inject for pre-show in his professional mentalism act.
Ryan's subtleties about pre-show are SUPER clever!

This 8 hour event is ideal for anyone who wants to get the most out of Inject where all your questions will be answered, one-on-one, by the guy that created it!

The cost is only $95

The seminar will be limited to 50 people.

Everyone that attends the seminar will also get a FREE link to the Inject Webinar (A $70 value).
If you have already purchased the Inject Webinar, you can attend the seminar for only $45 !!

To guarantee your spot, make your payment by:
Tuesday Jul. 30th 2019

Please PayPal to:
grostami@gmail.com

See you in VEGAS!
Greg Rostami

I perform an Inject routine (basic google peek) mixed with Risk by Francesco Tesei (staple gun roulette routine), where I ask a lady to shoot from one of the randomly selected staple gun if I'm wrong (of course I'm purposely wrong 3 times, the tension builds and I copy Drew Backenstoss's jokes on his penguin live act when he used Risk, and I'm right the last time and go on to prove it was indeed the loaded staple gun).
This routine goes very well and adds a different flavour to my act, a mix of tension, jokes and wow for the final reveal of the word.

I received my Wilson Magic Bluetooth Remote to use with Inject. The Wilson Magic Remote is MILES ahead of those cheap Gamepad Bluetooth remotes that I've been using. The Wilson Remote connects instantly with my iPhone and my testing indicates it is 100% reliable (the cheap Gamepad remotes are FAR from 100% reliable). The Wilson Remote can even be turned completely off (convenient mechanical switch at the bottom edge) up until the moment you need it. Then, just turn it on and within 2 seconds or so it has reconnected with the iPhone and it's ready to go. Works perfectly EVERY time.

I will be using Inject much more frequently thanks to the reliability of the Wilson Magic Remote!

Here's how the Wilson Magic Bluetooth Remote (bottom) compares to the common cheap Gamepad remote (middle) and a deck of playing cards:




The Wilson Magic Bluetooth Remote is also thinner than the cheap Gamepad remote:




Thank you, Matt Wilson, for producing such a fine product!

BTW, the remote I received is a slightly newer design. Matt has added a couple of new features to the remote with this latest batch. He's building more next week.

Mark

Can it interact with any other apps? Or is mainly just useful for Inject?

What is the cost?

Thanks!

The Wilson Magic Remote is designed to send directional keystrokes, not letters or other commands. As such, its usefulness with other apps is questionable. Inside a text editor on my iPhone the Wilson Remote can be used to move the cursor around (just as directional keys would be used) but that's it.

Matt Wilson designed the remote specifically to be used with Inject. You don't even need to "train" Inject's controller function to work with it. It works with Inject right out of the box, just turn it on and pair it with the iPhone.

The Wilson Magic Remote retails for $165 plus shipping. A bundle of cash for any magician but it is absolutely worth every penny if you are serious about performing with Inject.

Mark

Thanks Mark for the clarification, much appreciated!

I have used the Airturn Digit III. It works great as well with Inject. I also use it a few times to control music during my show on my Android smartphone connected to my Amazing Amp.

I do like the size of the Wilson Magic Remote and the ingenuity

It is SO easy to palm it and still have your hand look completely natural. Then it can be operated with your thumb. You can literally have your hand resting on the table and press the buttons with your thumb with your hand in plain view. Looks completely natural.

Mark

It looks easy to palm. It is very small. The cost makes me shudder a bit, not the design.

Wilson remotes are sleek, fully functional and 100% reliable, every time.

Does it work with Android?