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Theoretically you can pair any bluetooth HID device (e.g. keyboard, mouse, gamepad, etc..) - you could use that to remote control the apps. It already works with the WiiMote and the PS3 gamepad. A WiiMote or DualShock 3 costs about 40 Euros and they are pretty ergonomic
If it does not work out of the box, the Maemo community has enough talented hackers to make it happen
It would be so good if n900 earphone came with controls just like n95's.
So the question is:
Can it be done? Could be wired or wireless (maybe using bluetooth).