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- Entertainment
- Release Date:
- Jun 24, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://www.apple.com/i...
- Publisher:
- Apple Inc.
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Play, pause, skip, shuffle. See your songs, playlists, and album art on your iPod touch or iPhone as if you were right in front of your computer.
Remote works with your Wi-Fi network, so you can control
playback from anywhere in and around your home.
FEATURES
- Control the music on iTunes or Apple TV
- See the album artwork on your Remote
- Create and update Genius playlists
- Edit playlists in iTunes
- Search your whole iTunes library
- Control your AirTunes speakers ...More
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Although the Apple TV’s remote control looks sleek, it leaves a lot to be desired. The tiny buttons on the awkward-shaped directional pad can make it difficult to browse through iTune’s library of thousands of movies and TV shows. As you know, you can easily replace the remote with your iPhone using Apple’s Remote app. But did you know there’s another option? You can control your Apple TV with a third-party remote. And it’s actually fairly easy to setup… If you have a universal remote, like one that came with your TV or cable/satellite box, you can perform these easy steps to program it to run your Apple TV. That way if you ever misplace your Apple remote, you’ll have a backup ready to go. Step 1. Turn on your Apple TV, and navigate to Settings > Remotes > Learn Remote Step 2. Select an unused device setting on your universal
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It’s possible that, one day, Tim Cook will stand up onstage and show off a “real” Apple TV set — an integrated box/screen/entertainment device – that will replace whatever’s sitting in your living room now. Another possibility: Over time, Apple simply builds an Apple TV set right in front of us, in bits and pieces — so slowly that we don’t really notice it. Take the remote, for instance. PatentlyApple has its hands on an Apple application for an “advanced TV remote” that would offer some cool features. Like the ability to automatically scan your other devices and figure out the right code to control them, instead of requiring users to use a combination of manuals and trial and error. At least as important is that, while Apple’s patent, filed back in 2010, could be a standalone device, the application makes it seem much more likely that users will use their iPhones,
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the
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...free Music Library Remote App for iPod/iPad~ http://t.co/KlhTFj9p #iTunes...
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Oft nachgefragt: ein Beitrags-Update über meine ‘Homescreens‘. Seit März 2011, als die letzte Aktualisierung dieser Artikel-Serie erfolgte, hat sich die eine oder andere App verschoben, geändert und aussortiert. Der derzeit aktuellen Stand ist an dieser Stelle festgehalten. Vielleicht finden an diesem Montag ja speziell frische 4S-Käufer, die einen ersten Grundbedarf an Software benötigen, die eine oder andere Anregung. Ich persönlich ziehe jede individuelle Empfehlungen allen generischen ‘Hitlisten’ vor. Genau deshalb soll mein privater Einblick auch nicht alleine bleiben: Wer Screenshots oder Tipps von seinen verwendeten Apps in den Kommentaren kundtun möchte, ist dazu herzlich eingeladen. Zwei Anmerkungen noch: Die zwei benutzten Hintergrundbilder gibt es hier und hier. Auf meinem Standby-Screen befinden sich dieses und dieses Bild. Außerdem führe ich zwei Ordner mit ‘Review’-Software, die ich mir für dieses Blog noch genauer anschauen möchte. Da diese Programme (noch) keine Empfehlungen sind, verbleiben sie für diesen Artikel ohne Erwähnung. Außerdem verstecken sich in
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Tezamen met het officieel uitbrengen van en de uitrol van iCloud, heeft Apple ook enkele van zijn eigen iOS-applicaties van een update voorzien. Zo heeft de complete iWork-collectie (Pages, Numbers en Keynote) een update gekregen waarbij de nadruk op de gratis clouddienst iCloud ligt. De gratis Remote-app voor het bedienen van iTunes en Apple TV en iMovie (€3,99) voor iOS zijn beide geschikt gemaakt voor iOS 5. Zoek mijn iPhone (gratis) heeft voortaan ondersteuning om een Mac te traceren, een van de functies van iCloud. In Pages, Numbers en Keynote is het nu mogelijk om documenten die je op je iOS-apparaat aanmaakt automatisch in iCloud te laten bewaren om deze vervolgens te synchroniseren met andere iOS-apparaten of via icloud.com/iwork te downloaden als bestand geschikt voor iWork (Pages, Numbers, Keynote ’09), Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) of gewoon als PDF. PagesJe kunt Pages ’09- of Word-documenten van je Mac of pc naar
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Apple has released Remote 2.2 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. This update offers a number of changes, including iOS 5 compatibility and the ever-popular "stability and performance improvements." Meanwhile, iMovie for iOS version 1.2.2 is also available. According to Apple, this update "...addresses minor issues and expands support for videos imported from external cameras." Please note: you won't be able to install these updates until you've got iOS 5 running on your device. Go and grab them now. Happy updating!
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In a review of Sherry Turkle's book Alone Together, John Battelle notes a familiar experience in regards to technology: "this cake ain't baked. I mean, think about it. Facebook: Not quite right. Smart phones? Not quite right. Desktop computing? Even though we've had nearly three decades of interaction, it's still not quite right." This issue is only going to get worse, as more and more devices get connected to the Internet. John referenced several separate instances of not fully baked cakes... er, products. Those issues are magnified when a lot of imperfect products are connected together in a network, whether it be a home or work network - or the Internet at large. Plus those products run on software that is never perfect and is always being iterated on (an Operating System, as probably the biggest example). And did I mention the problems with syncing data across different devices? I'll give
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By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, May 21, 2011 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb will bring you our current favorite, most fun and useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch related, they’re fair game. To see what we picked, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break! Taking credit card payments can be a big expense for businesses – especially for small businesses that are just starting up. Who wants to pay all those merchant fees? The first thing I did when we looked at credit card options for our business was to look at ways to take them through our iPhones and iPads. When I heard about Square several months back, I knew we had to try it. We really couldn’t
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Whether you’re using an old iPhone as a GPS, or one of your children is using an old device as a hand-me-down, you may want to manage multiple iOS devices from one and only one iTunes Account. This includes, but is not limited to, managing a mix of iPads, iPods, iPhones, Apple TVs, MacBooks, etc., all from the same iTunes Account. Here are some things to consider when setting up multiple Apple products with a single iTunes Account. You may have noticed that iTunes is limited to authorizing only five computers with each iTunes account. This means that you can only authorize five separate Mac or PC computers or user accounts to playback protected iTunes content or use Home Sharing using a single iTunes Account. For example, if you have created five different user accounts on the same computer, and have authorized iTunes for each user account on that one computer
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By – Tired of that old remote that came with your Apple TV? Apple recently released Remote 2.1.1 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, an update to their software allows iDevices to control Apple TV and iTunes over wifi. The Remote application is free for your device and makes it much easier to control Apple TV. As anyone with the pack-in Apple remote probably knows, it’s not the best for navigating and searching for content. Remote makes all that easy by giving you access to a keyboard and easy playback controls that would be impossible with a standard remote control. Those who don’t have Apple TV can use it to remotely control their playlist on iTunes. Though it may not make much of a difference if you tend to be near your computer (as we do) while listening to your iTunes music. Oh well, it’s still pretty nifty. Here are some
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Mar 16, 2011 | Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you! Instagallery: View Instagram photos on your iPad! Includes the ability to like and comment on photos as well as follow new users. [$1.99 - iTunes link} Remote: Control iTunes and Apple TV! Now allows you to toggle iTunes' visualizer and brings the addition of a "skip back" button when playing video. [Free - iTunes link] Adobe Photoshop Express: New camera pack available as in-app purchase to reduce noise, set a self timer, and auto review. Also now has full Retina Display and multitasking support. [Free, with in-app purchase - iTunes link] Smurfs’ Village: Now with a Vanity Smurf Hut with
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Version 2.1.1 of Apple's Remote app is now available, which adds a "skip back" button, stability improvements, and "improvements when connecting to iTunes or Apple TV." [iTunes]
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iOS 4.3 is now available for download, and along with it comes iTunes Home Sharing -- the ability to stream your entire iTunes library to your iDevice over Wi-Fi. Previously, you could use Apple's Remote app to control and play an iTunes installation on another computer, but this is different. With iTunes Home Sharing, the audio from files stored elsewhere actually comes out of your iOS device, so you can listen to iTunes while on your treadmill, or stream a movie to your iPad on the couch. Note that Home Sharing requires an Apple ID, and all of the standard license requirements apply. One fun way to use this: try streaming music out to your dock in the bedroom. Your complete iTunes library is now available anywhere in the house! Home Sharing is found in the iPod settings on your iOS devices.
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Posted 02/11/2011 at 10:57am | by Florence Ion It seems like everything's got Wi-Fi these days: smartphones, tablets, weather monitors, baby monitors--even children's toys. More than we'd like to admit it, if it weren't for Wi-Fi, we might not know what's going on at all times of the day. But there are other uses for Wi-Fi than merely surfing the internet. More specifically, Wi-Fi can be used to stream movies, control your Mac and--hey!--get you on the internet when you're in a far away country. This week, we highlighted three free apps that stream movies between your Macs, let you control iTunes or Apple TV with your iOS device and find a Wi-Fi hotspot in Sweden without even connecting to the internet. Maybe you're not too interested in using an iPad or iPhone to watch video, or maybe you don't even have an iOS device to utilize in this manner. That's
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By Georgia, Thursday, Jan 27, 2011 | Tired of the plastic or aluminum hardware remote and wishing you could control your Apple TV or iTunes on your Windows or Mac PC with your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad? Well thanks to Apple’s Remote app, you can. We’ll show you how after the break! Apple’s Remote app is free on the App Store and it works through over your local Wi-Fi network. It is much more powerful than a hardware remote, especially for entering text like passwords or search terms. Bonus tip: There are other remote apps available in the App Store, for example for controlling VLC, Boxee, XBMC, and other media centers and audio/video apps as well. Now enjoy! If you have any questions or have any other tips for controlling your Apple TV, iTunes, or Media Center libraries let us know in the comments! Tips of the day will range
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Yesterday, we went over the top 10 free iPhone Apps available on the App Store (the paid apps, too). It was a list of the most downloaded free applications of all time. While it may not always reflect the quality of each App, it does indicate their popularity. That said, there are also plenty of iPad Apps that are getting attention. Here's a List of the most popular: Pandora on the iPad is great for listening to music while you browse, or catch up on your RSS feeds. You simply search for the artist or music you want to listen to and hit play. There's a lot to listen to on Pandora radio, and it's a free App worth taking a look at. Much like Google Mobile for iPhone, Google mobile for iPad gives you a suite of Google applications within a single iPad App. You can search the internet
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There are no less than six distinct means of accessing your iTunes media (with or without an iOS device) on one of Denon’s new A/V receivers. And now Denon has finally followed through on their September announcement regarding AirPlay, bringing the total to seven. So how does the new AirPlay support stack up to the other six options? To find out, I took a look at one of the new AVR-4311CI receivers Denon has in its lineup. The chart below indicates at a glance what each connection solution does and doesn’t provide. Read on for more specific details about each potential solution. Direct USB Connection. The cheapest way to get your music going is to use the USB cable that came with your iOS device. While there’s a USB port both in the front and the back of the AVR-4311CI, only one works at any given time. For the price, you can’t
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Parents, the safest way to keep your kids from accidentally spending your money in any of the iTunes stores, including the App Stores, is to give them their own iTunes Account that doesn't have an associated credit card. Whether you want to let your kids play around safely, or just don't have a credit card, you can use an Apple Account with no credit card to try one of the hundred free apps in the new Mac App Store or download free apps on an iPhone or iPod touch. You can't create an account in the main iTunes Store without a credit card, but you can from the App Stores. From iTunes, if you're already signed into an account, sign out. Choose your country (use the country flag at lower right), then navigate into the App Store section using the top nav bar. Now, you must try to "buy" a free
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28 Dec 2010 alle 20:30 Qualche giorno prima di Natale Apple aveva rilasciato un commento sulla nuova Apple TV, riguardo l’aspettativa che le vendite raggiungessero un milione di unità durante il periodo di festa. L’azienda ha confermato questo risultato a John Paczkowski, di All Things Digital. Apple ha recentemente etichettato la Apple TV come il “perfetto accessorio iOS”, andando a sottolineare come l’AirPlay abbia indubbiamente contribuito alle vendite: Con questa nuova tecnologia, recentemente disponibile in iOS 4.2, gli utenti possono inviare in streaming wireless la propria musica, i video e le foto da iPhone, iPad, ed iPod touch direttamente alla Apple TV, il che la renderebbe appunto l’accessorio perfetto. Inoltre gli utenti possono controllare la Apple TV tramite l’applicazione Remote, disponibile come applicazione gratuita in App Store. Il prezzo di 119€ sarebbe un altro punto di forza di questo prodotto, che lo renderebbe ancora più attraente agli occhi dei consumatori.
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...@appstorehq: The most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Remote http://bit.ly/fhrj28...
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Apple recently updated its Remote App to include AirPlay support, playback control of rented content and more. The Remote app lets you control iTunes or an Apple TV using your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. For Apple TV users, the app lets you use a touch-based keyboard to enter text which is so much easier than the on-screen alphabetical keyboard of the Apple TV. The Remote app also lets you control the playback (rewind, fast forward, and shuffle) of tracks within iTunes. Playlist support is also built-in, so you can can edit and create both regular and Genius playlists using your iOS device. The latest version of the app brings several changes, including the ability to launch AirPlay from within iTunes on your Mac and send the media content to your Apple TV. Other notable features include: Overall, the Remote app is an excellent tool for heavy iTunes users, especially those
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Remote http://bit.ly/fhrj28...
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AirPlay, radios internet, séries ou films depuis iTunes : voici toutes les nouvelles possibilités de contrôles permises par l'application gratuite d'Apple transformant votre iPhone, iPod Touch ou iPad en télécommande ! Remote - l'application pour prendre contrôle de votre iTunes ou de votre Apple TV - est enfin mis à jour pour notamment tenir compte des améliorations apportées par l'iOS 4.2.1, mais pas seulement. Les nouveautés annoncées par Apple pour cette version 2.1 : • Prise en charge de la lecture de vidéos via AirPlay en contrôlant iTunes sur votre ordinateur afin de diffuser des vidéos en continu sur une Apple TV. • Possibilité de contrôler des radios Internet pour en écouter des milliers en les diffusant en continu via iTunes sur votre ordinateur. • Possibilité de contrôler iTunes sur votre ordinateur pour visionner des séries télévisées et des films loués dans l’iTunes Store. • Résolution de certains problèmes de connexion
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Kurz bevor am morgigen Donnerstag das ‘iTunes Connect’-Entwicklerportal bis zum 29. Dezember seine Pforten schließt, drückt Apple der hauseigenen ‘Remote‘-Anwendung (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link) noch das 2.1-Update aufs Auge. Die WiFi-Fernbedienung für iPhone, iPod touch und iPad, die iTunes-Bibliotheken und den Apple TV aus der Distanz bedient, lenkt in seiner überarbeiteten Fassung nun auch den drahtlosen AirPlay-(Video-)Stream von einem iTunes zur Apple Set-Top-Box. Des Weiteren lassen sich Webradio-Station anwählen und über iTunes beziehungsweise verbundene ‘Airport Express‘-Stationen ausgeben. Nach den ersten Test-Minuten scheint das Weihnachts-Update gelungen. Es fällt jedoch ohne Frage überfällig aus. Eine ‘AirPlay’-Unterstützung wäre bereits mit der Veröffentlichung von iOS 4.2 – vor exakt einem Monat – auch für die Software-Fernbedienung notwendig gewesen.
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posted by Trey Trawick on Wednesday, December 22, 2010 at 4:00 pm. The all but forgotten, but incredibly useful Remote.app has been given another breath of life. Version 2.1 adds support for AirPlay video, Internet radio, and the ability to control playback of movies rented through iTunes. As always, Remote is free, and works with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch running 3.1.2 or later. If you don’t already have it, head on over to iTunes to give it a whirl. • AirPlay video support to control iTunes on your computer to stream videos to an Apple TV • Internet radio control to play thousands of internet radio streams in iTunes on your computer • The ability to control iTunes on your computer to play Movies and TV shows that are rented from the iTunes Store • Addresses issues connecting to an iTunes library or Apple TV • Includes stability
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...iOS remote app just got updated! One great feature is letting you take content from iTunes, on your computer, and streaming it to your Apple TV ov...
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The iOS remote app just got updated! One great feature is letting you take content from iTunes, on your computer, and streaming it to your Apple TV over AirPlay. Also, controlling iTunes Movies/TV directly on your Mac. [iTunes]
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With all the utilities and useful tools found on the App Store it’s hard to know what’s useful and what’s just digital junk. We’ve put together a short list or our favorites just to make it a bit easier for you to find some stuff that you may actually like. Some of these Apps are practical (remote), others are things we ourselves use everyday (iTeleport) and others are just fun little Apps that we enjoy from time to time (App Stream). Why not take a look at our list of Best App Store Utilities of 2010? iTeleport is a pricey little App, but we love the heck out of it. It gives you VNC access from your iPad to your computer. In English, that means it lets you control your computer (seeing the desktop and everything on your iPad) remotely on the iPad screen. It takes a little bit of getting
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So you're having a holiday party this week and want to throw in a little Apple flavor to the whole thing. If you're Ally Fontaine, a reader over at iPhone Savior, you apparently take an iPhone dock and stick it in a big block of Pepper Jack to make an iPhone cheese dock. Weird? Yes. Festive? Very. Tasty? Indeed. I like it, though I hope she washed the dock before it went in there. Apparently there's a space carved out for the hardware, and the app on screen is Santa's Little Helpers, a risque little pin-up app (I'd have gone with Apple's Remote, maybe let cheese-eaters change the Christmas music at the party). There's a Steve Jobs bobblehead in the back, crackers to go with the cheese around the block, and those aren't tomatoes all sliced up there -- they're McIntosh apples, of course. Clever. If you have an Apple-inspired holiday
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If you are your family’s resident geek, you get a lot of tech-related questions. They can range from tech support to questions about what you think the future of tech looks like. Here are a selection of questions of holidays past, present and future you either have encountered or will encounter, and some possible answers for each. What virus scan software do you use? I was asked this question so many times I had to come up with an answer for the PCs in my life. So I looked around, and thankfully, Patrick Norton on The Screen Savers (yes, that long ago) once reviewed AVG Free, so I tried it on an XP machine and started answering “AVG” when asked this question. On a Mac, well that’s a different story entirely. How often do you defrag your hard drive? While a common practice on Windows, I haven’t performed this task very
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Tal como comentamos ayer, ya hemos recibido nuestro Apple TV (comprado en eBay), así que os vamos a dejar algunas fotos del unboxing, así como las primeras impresiones después de probar el Media Center de Apple. Lo primero que piensas al ver la caja, es en su reducido tamaño, cosa que ya te hace tener una idea de como será el aparato, que aún habiéndolo visto en muchas fotos, sorprende pensar que esté realmente ahí dentro. Una vez salimos del shock y nos hacemos a la idea de que realmente esa es la caja del Apple TV, lo abrimos y nos encontramos directamente con el aparato, listo para ser sacado usando una pestañita de plástico que asoma en un lateral. Una vez fuera, es cuando podemos ver realmente su tamaño compacto y bonito diseño, que personalmente me gusta mucho. Debajo del Apple TV, encontramos el Apple Remote de aluminio, así como
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A pack of latest notable apps is waiting for you to act. Albums is a desktop, which you can litter with CDs of your choice – favourites, recents, cool artwork, whatever you like. You can throw them around. It’s fun! TimeTag is the personal time sheet application re-imagined. Its premise is simple: Allow you to track and tag your time. Control iTunes and Apple TV using your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad over your Wi-Fi network. Choose playlists, songs, and albums as if you were right in front of your computer or Apple TV. From anywhere in your home change a song, pick a playlist or browse through your entire library. With a flick of your finger, you can even control every aspect of the Apple TV user interface. Use your device‚Äôs QWERTY keyboard to quickly tap out the title instead of clicking letters on the Apple TV screen. Then keep
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What is it? The Apple TV Remote App has been a long-time personal favorite. It uses an iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad (upscaled with the previous release) to create a remote control for your Apple TV or iTunes playlist over wifi. Even cooler, the fact that you can sync it to multiple devices, meaning it could be connected to several computers or perhaps Apple TV units. The best thing about the App was that it eliminated the need for that little Apple remote that came packaged in with the set-top box. It was great for navigation, but anyone who has used it knows that it's a nightmare to type with. The Remote App let you type with the iOS onscreen keyboard, which shaved off a lot of time for doing searches. Still, it's been a long time since the software was released. So long, in fact, that
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By Chris Hall on September 28th, 2010 Apple remote is finally updated. After a good long year of waiting, the guy that was too busy to update the Remote app has apparently found enough free time to build an update. The new update brings the amazing Remote functionality to the iPad and has finally given the retina display treatment for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Home sharing is also supported now, which lets the remote app pick up shared iTunes folders that are on the home network. Most importantly though, at least in the eyes of Steve Jobs, the new Remote update supports the Apple TV which will be shipping soon. If you missed the boat on the whole Remote app because of its lack of buzz over the last year, now’s the time to download. The app gives you absolute control of your computers iTunes program, letting you change the
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Ya tenemos en la App Store la nueva versión de Remote, la aplicación estrella de Apple para iPhone. Para los que no la recuerden o no la conozcan, decir que se trata de una app que permite controlar la biblioteca de iTunes desde el iPhone y ahora tambien desde el iPad. No os podeis imaginar lo cómodo que resulta poder cambiar de canción o subir y bajar el volumen de la música sentados desde el sofá. Ahora Remote para iPhone se ha actualizado para lucir mejor en Retina Display, en la gran pantalla del iPad y además ser compatible con las bibliotecas compartidas entre iTunes y el nuevo Apple TV. Para ver la lista completa de mejoras o simplemente ver todo lo que podeis hacer con esta maravillosa aplicación, no dudeis en pasaros por la App Store. Precio: Gratis
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Get your Gaga on from anywhere on your Wi-Fi network with Apple's Remote app. Apple's Remote app has taken another step forward, now optimized for the larger screens on iPads, Retina Displays on iPhone 4s, and with added support for shared libraries on iTunes or the new Apple TV. If you don't already have the Remote app on your iOS device, get it. Remote allows you to control your iTunes and Apple TV libraries from anywhere on your Wi-Fi network. You can even make playlists right from your iPhone or iPad, search your library for songs, and view album artwork for your music. Remote also supports AirPlay remote speakers, allowing you to adjust the volume of each speaker separately and has an updated icon, complementing the iTunes 10 design. The latest update to Remote, now version 2.0, also includes several bug fixes and compatibility updates to work with iTunes 10. Remote
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Apple's Remote app was one of the best early iPhone apps, but it's been ages since an update. Well, Apple was finally forced to give Remote a little refresh, because the software has to keep up with Apple's new hardware. Most of what's new in Remote is compatibility with the latest Apple devices: it's got Retina-friendly graphics for the iPhone 4, native graphics for the iPad, the ability to run in the background, and compatibility with the new AppleTV. The big thing, other than the sharp new look, is support for Shared Libraries. That means you can access all your stuff when you've got a home network running on iTunes, like a Mac plus an Apple TV, or one laptop and one desktop media center. Remote can also control the volumes on all your shared speakers at once. Hot! Yes, it took a long, long time -- but I can forgive
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posted by Trey Trawick on Tuesday, September 28, 2010 at 10:22 am. The Remote app for the iPhone is one of the most useful applications on the App Store for aspiring living-room DJs, but has gone un-updated for nearly a year – strange, considering it is a first party application. As the name implies, the app allows users to control their iTunes library over WiFi, directly from their iOS device. At long last, Apple has updated the Remote to 2.0, bringing with it support for the iPad, Retina display, and Apple TV. What’s New In Version 2.0 Features
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As we reported earlier, Apple has updated the free Remote app for iPhone and iPad. It's about time. The new version looks fine on the iPad since it is not up-scaled. To pair the Remote software to your iTunes library, you must enter a 4-digit code* into iTunes on your Mac. From there, you are on the way. You only need to pair once. Control over Wi-Fi is fast and responsive. The iPad makes a really nice remote for controlling media. Sonos will also soon offer an iPad remote (to join its popular iPhone app) for its whole house music system, and there are a few more solutions out there. On the iPhone or iPod touch, the app looks quite nice, and it supports the Retina display if you have appropriate hardware. The new version supports the new Apple TV, but one doesn't adorn my media room, so I can't comment
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By – Now available as a free download from the App Store, version 2.0 of Apple's Remote app is now optimized for both the iPhone 4's Retina display and the larger screen real estate of the iPad. (Don't feel left out, iTouch owners, Remote'll play nice with you, too.) Using your home Wi-Fi network, you can control both iTunes and the new iOS-based Apple TV, easily controlling playback and even using the QWERTY keypad to find content. If you have AirPlay speakers installed, you can even adjust each individual speaker from the app. Shared libraries are supported, as well as creating and editing both personal and Genius playlists. Download it here. Related Posts
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In Vorbereitung auf die bereits angelaufene Zustellung des neuen AppleTVs (Affiliate-Link), aktualisiert Apple soeben seine iOS-Fernbedienung ‘Remote‘ (kostenlos; App Store-Link) auf Version 2.0. Neben der hochaufgelösten Retina-Optik steht dabei die iTunes-10-Unterstützung mit drahtloser ‘Airplay’-Lautsprechersteuerung im Vordergrund. Mit iOS 4.2, das in einer ersten Beta-Version den Entwicklern vorliegt, wird es (voraussichtlich) ab November möglich, Bilder, Videos und Musik drahtlos vom mobilen iPad oder iPhone an Airport-Express-Stationen und den neuen AppleTV zu schicken. Das Cupertino-eigene App-Store-Programm schafft ebenfalls den Sprung auf den ‘Universal’-Standard, bei dem die Anwendung sowohl auf iPhone, iPod touch und iPad läuft. Alle tragbaren iOS-Geräte sind mit dieser Aktualisierung selbstständig in der Lage, eigene Wiedergabelisten zu erstellen. Des Weiteren greifen jetzt auch die mobilen Geräten über ‘Home-Sharing’ auf freigegebene iTunes-Mediatheken zu.
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Posted 09/28/2010 at 7:30am | by Seamus Bellamy We can't think of a better way to start our morning than by hearing the news that a much needed--and much anticipated--update to Apple's free remote app for iOS has finally been made available in the App Store. You may recall that a while back, we let you in on the fact that the first iteration of Remote was built by a single developer, which may well have attributed to why it's taken so darn long for an update to crop up. No matter whether the 2.0 version of the application was built by the same fellow or a million-strong code monkey army, we couldn't be happier to see this update make the scene. It appears that no matter what iOS device you choose to install it on--iPad, iPhone or iPod touch--Remote 2.0's got something new that you're going to dig. With the
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As soon as the iPhone 4 was released, I assumed it wouldn’t be long before Remote got updated to take advantage of the new Retina Display and other features. Then again, I thought the same thing a few months earlier, when the iPad arrived. Needless to say, we’ve been waiting longer than I anticipated. But now, that update’s here. The redesigned universal app brings Retina Display support, makes great use of the larger screen space on the iPad and introduces a brand new icon that shares some design similarities with the new iTunes 10 icon. But the changes aren’t only visual. Remote now supports shared libraries (turned off by default, can be turned on in the app’s settings), allowing you to login with your iTunes account and find any libraries using Home Sharing with the computer you’re controlling. It may seem like a small thing, but it can really help if
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Greg Kumparak is the Mobile Editor at Techcrunch. Greg has been writing for the TechCrunch network since May of 2008. Greg was born just outside of San Jose, and now lives in the East Bay of California. → Learn More Given that Apple’s Remote app is built by… you know, Apple, you might have assumed that it would’ve been one of the first out of the gate with support for the iPhone 4′s Retina display, the iPad, and other such Apple-made treats. You know what they say about assumptions, right? As it turns out, the Remote app’s team is pretty small — in fact, last we heard, it was a one-man side project. Such things don’t take priority, you know? Fortunately, it looks like he managed to find some time: version 2.0 of the Remote app is here. So what’s new? It’s pretty much what you’d expect: Ready to check it
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The new Apple TV is bright and shiny and full of Netflix and TV rental goodness, but I still love the old Apple TV. It won’t be getting any new tricks even via software update, but here are a few good reasons you may want to think about getting the old dog instead of a brand new puppy. The old Apple TV with 160GB hard drive is only $149 on clearance, down from $229. That price is $100 less than the iPod Classic, also with a 160GB hard drive. If you want to connect an iPod Classic to your TV or even stereo, you have to buy the component or composite cable ($49), and if you want to pause your music to answer the phone while sitting on the couch, you’ll also need the universal dock with remote control ($49). Buying the 160GB Apple TV will actually save you $200. Yes, yes,
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...無料App] Remote : 有名ですが知らない人もおられると思うので紹介します。Apple 純正のAppでiPhoneがiTunesのリ...
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...Inc. - Remote - http://itunes.apple.com/nl/app/remote/id284417350?mt=8 #iTunes TOP!!...
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Sachin Agarwal, co-founder and CEO of Posterous, wrote a blog post yesterday calling Apple a "huge start-up." Fair enough description, but what really interested me about the post was Agarwal had some info on one of my favorite iPhone apps – the Apple Remote. The app, if you aren't familiar with it, allows you to turn any iPhone or iPod touch into a remote for your computer's iTunes library. It's a terrific little app that hasn't been updated in over eight months -- even while most of Apple's in-house apps have been. Why? Agarwal says that the Remote app is written by a single person at Apple and he is busy with other projects at the moment. All that's interesting, but the real reason I'm writing this is so that Apple will listen again and give this coder a big fat raise and put him to work on the actual iPod
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Posted 08/03/2010 at 5:01am | by J.R. Bookwalter If you frequently use iTunes or even an Apple TV, you’re probably familiar with Apple’s free Remote app for the iPhone and iPod touch, which lets you control those devices. If you’re wondering why the App Store favorite hasn’t been updated in eight months, it turns out the reason is that it’s developed by one lone dude -- and he’s busy with another project for the company. That’s the revelation this week from Posterous co-founder and CEO Sachin Agarwal, who took to his blog to ponder on Apple’s success, according to AppleInsider. Agarwal claims that a lot of that success can be attributed to how Cupertino assembles “small teams of highly qualified people to work on projects” -- including a good friend who is the lone wolf responsible for the free Remote app. "Apple doesn't build large teams to work on every product
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...así se llama "Remote" http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/remote/id284417350?mt=8...
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...Mentira que estou controlando meu iTunes aqui da sala! demais amei o app Remote http://bit.ly/9rzedN...
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We already spotlighted a few big apps that have made the jump to iOS 4 (and I'm sure we'll have more coming up soon), but Apple has gone ahead and put a few of its favorites on a page in iTunes for you to browse through as well. There are some excellent games on the list (PopCap didn't waste any time, and Ngmoco has a few, along with both Firemint titles). Art app Brushes and TUAW favorite Dropbox are there too, along with a bevy of other popular titles. This list definitely isn't definitive (iBooks is obviously ready for iOS 4, though it's not on there), but if you want to see what the Retina Display is like or check out multitasking on an app like Pandora, you can do so. One interesting note on what's not on there: Apple hasn't yet updated its official Remote app, and Texas Hold 'Em
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...using Remote on my iPhone http://bit.ly/tOHv9 #wakoopa...
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Are you running your Mac as a media center? Do you have an iPhone or iPod touch? If you answered yes to both of these questions, then there are a few apps you absolutely need to have to get set up in comfort and style. Wow your friends and mimic setups with dedicated hardware that cost up to three or four times as much. And take your media with you on the go, too. Now, obviously, getting this app requires you to have Boxee set up on your Mac as a pre-requisite, but that’s a step you definitely should take if you’re going to be using your Mac as a media center machine. Boxee automatically organizes your existing media library and gives you convenient, TV-optimized navigation of not only your own files but also of web content from sites like YouTube, CollegeHumor, U.S. television network sites and Hulu. The official remote
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...iTunesならこれ。便利よ。 http://bit.ly/db5DAW RT iPhoneが、パソコンの無線リモコンになれば、今ループさせてい...
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...Entertainment Apps 4 #iPhone #iPod #iPad #36: Remote from Apple Inc. - http://bit.ly/c5zdaI...
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...Entertainment Apps 4 #iPhone #iPod #iPad #34: Remote from Apple Inc. - http://bit.ly/dvnV3q...
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...Entertainment Apps 4 #iPhone #iPod #iPad #33: Remote from Apple Inc. - http://bit.ly/dvnV3q...
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...Entertainment Apps 4 #iPhone #iPod #iPad #33: Remote from Apple Inc. - http://bit.ly/dvnV3q...
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Automating one's home with a Mac isn't new. Indigo has been around for a while, as has XTension. Heck, you can even feed your dog remotely. The folks at Savant offer a way to control your home or office's entertainment system, climate, security cameras, lighting and more with an iPhone or iPod touch. To say that they're excited about the iPad would be an understatement. In an interview with Electronic House, Savant president Jim Carroll called the device's release a "...watershed moment." He also confirmed that his company is working on an iPad app, including some "pretty cool" plans for the device's large screen. For now, home automation can be expensive, but Carroll believes that the iPad will change that. With a device that starts at US$499 (and should only get cheaper) and runs App Store apps, more and more people will be able to take advantage of this technology. Of
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TUAW reader Gabby tipped us off this morning that Apple has expanded its new browser-based iTunes previews to include App Store offerings. Sure enough, I pasted a standard App Store URL for Apple's Remote application into Safari and was treated to the preview shown just above. This new preview option is just one of many App Store URL tricks you may want to take advantage of. You can find some of the most useful tricks right after the break on this post. Got another URL trick for App Store? Let us know in the comments. Direct App Links (and creating them proactively). Right-clicking (or Control-clicking) the application icon in an iTunes App Store listing allows you to copy a URL that provides direct access to your App Store listing. A typical link looks like this: The application id represents the same product number that appears in iTunes Connect. Knowing this number
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Savvy content publishers are celebrating the announcement of what may be a potentially lucrative revenue stream. Yesterday morning, net television provider Boxee wrote about its plans to launch an upcoming payment platform. Content partners will have a chance to offer pay-per-view and subscription media as one click purchases from the remote. For now, it's natural that both Boxee and PayPal's partnership with Philips for IPTV monetization focus on music and video content purchases as these are the materials that these mediums have traditionally yielded. However, we also know that there's a world of possibilities for one-touch remote purchasing. As envisioned in this PayPal developer API promotion, web television can give rise to an entirely new shopping environment. Others may laugh at the idea of a luxury purchase made via TV, but when I saw this video at the PayPal X Conference, I was floored. My first thought concerned Oprah's Book Club.
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Reader Kevin C. sent us a tip the other day -- he recently got a Bose SoundDock II, which is a nice little speaker dock, as a Christmas gift, and he wants to know: with his iPhone sitting all the way across the room, is there any way he can control the iPhone from his Mac? Obviously there are lots of ways to control your Mac with your iPhone, from Apple's official Remote app to multiple VNC programs on the App Store. But in this case, we want to go the other way: control your iPhone's iPod app with a Mac. Turns out there isn't a way to do it -- unless you jailbreak your iPhone. Using Veency, a jailbreak app that Erica covered about a year or so ago, you can head into your iPhone from your Mac and do anything you want, from changing tracks in iTunes to even
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...Apple Remote app is amazing. It allows you to control iTunes from your iPhone/Touch. http://bit.ly/5H4nEN #iTunes...
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...your iTunes & Apple TV from your iPhone - Free App! http://j.mp/8wNHZC http://twitpic.com/ubk3r...
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iTunesには30GBぶんの音楽が入っていて、iPhoneに入れるには多いなーと思っていたけれど、このアプリで解決した(
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...Remote 1.3.3 for iPhone (free)... http://bit.ly/080O70K...
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...Remote [for iPhone] Gets Updated to 1.3.3. Brings Bug Fixes and Compatibility with iTunes 9 and TV 3! > http://rfly.me/Remote...
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By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Nov 17, 2009 | Apple quietly introduced a new Apple Remote [$19.00 - Apple Online Store link] along with the updated iMac, Mac Mini, Magic Mouse, and Apple TV 3.0 last month. Not to be confused with the Apple-produced Remote app [Free - iTunes link], which allows an iPhone or iPod touch to control an Apple TV or iTunes, the Apple Remote is a hardware accessory that not only controls the aforementioned Apple TV or iTunes (and Front Row!) all on its own, but can also control an iPhone or iPod touch when they’re placed in the — sold-separately — Apple Universal Dock [$49.00 - Apple Online Store link] So, how new is it, why would an iPhone or iPod touch need a hardware remote anyway, and most importantly, how does it perform? Read on after the break! If we define new as revolutionary, like some of
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AppAdvice’s Applists are back by popular demand! Well, they never really were gone, but we will be launching brand new ones every Tuesday and Thursday, so keep your eyes peeled because we will be announcing them on the homepage as well. We wouldn’t want you to miss out on any of these must-have apps. Today’s Applist features apps that wirelessly control your device. Thanks to advancements in wireless technology and some intelligent app developers, your iPhone or iPod touch can now be the center of your digital life. So head on over to the Apps That Put You In Control Applist and see why these are must-have remote control apps. Don’t forget to check out our wide variety of other Applists while you are there.
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...- A free app straight from Apple. Use your iPhone as a remote to control iTunes and Apple TV. http://bit.ly/14aHNw...
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...Released/Updated (And FREE!): Remote - Apple Inc. http://bit.ly/2sBkWR #iphone...
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...#iPhone+ Remote 1.3.2 http://bit.ly/26ZC7a...
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30 Oct 2009 alle 08:00 Produttore: Apple | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis , l’applicazione gratuita grazie alla quale potrete controllare la musica sul computer o Apple TV comodamente dal vostro iPhone o iPod Touch, è stata aggiornata alla versione 1.3.2. Si tratta di un update tecnico e di seguito trovate il changelog ufficiale: Remote è compatibile con iPhone e iPod Touch, richiede il firmware 2.2 o successivi ed è localizzata in molte lingue tra cui l’Italiano.
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...update for Remote in the app store. http://j.mp/3Ezn0h #Apple #iPhone...
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Using your iPhone as a remote has been done, but a company called Sonos has integrated iPhone into its whole-house wireless sound system... and on top of iTunes control, adds internet radio and Napster, Rhapsody, Pandora, last.fm and Sirius to the options at your fingertips. The Sonos ZonePlayer 120 is a five-speaker system two tweeters, two 3 mid-range drivers, and one 3.5 woofer - each individually powered by its own dedicated amplifier. The ZonePlayer 90 is a speakerless unit with analog, optical and coaxial digital audio outputs that can connect to your existing sound system With a wireline connection to your network, the ZonePlayer will connect to all other remote units wirelessly. Alternatively, a $99 wireless Zone Bridge will allow ZonePlayers to be located anywhere in your house. The remote units form a mesh network, allowing zone coverage of multiple rooms without using a your WiFi bandwidth. The system comes
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Sonos has announced a portable wireless music system that uses an iPhone or iPod touch for a controller. The Zone Player S5 is a one piece, 5 speaker music player that can access your iTunes library or any internet radio station, as well as Napster, Rhapsody, Pandora, last.fm or Sirius if you have the required subscriptions. The physical unit has only volume controls and a mute button. Like other Sonos products, the S5 needs a wired router connection or a Zone Bridge unit, which is a U.S. $99.00 box that plugs into your router and then allows the S5 to be wireless anywhere in the house. You can add additional S5 units that only need AC power to work. The S5 looks a bit like the Bose audio systems that dock with the iPhone. The difference with the Sonos unit is you keep the iPhone with you, and the S5 gets
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...4 ur itunes @replies! Switch to iTunes 9 mini display: shift+command+M, & here's a free...
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Nachdem das Keynote-Video über iTunes keine Lust hatte zu laden, habe ich mir mittlerweile den Stream zur Gemüte geführt. Die dabei bemerkten – zwei bis drei – interessanten Erkenntnisse, hier in aller Kürze: Sind euch sonst noch Besonderheiten aufgefallen, die neben dem ‘verlustfreien’ Videoschnitt oder den von Apple genannten Neuerungen, noch keine Erwähnung gefunden haben?
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Reviews
Looks like it would be nice if it worked
Aviris
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I enter the passcode in my iTunes library, then my Touch looks for awhile and then says can't find library. It can see it enough to get the passcode, but never again after that. I've reinstalled, deleted and re-added the library. No luck. Using a Santa Rosa Macbook Pro.
Really cool, and free!
Mr Phil
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This controls my Appletv! Really cool. It will only control iTunes content, however. I have not been able to use it to navigate YouTube or settings or anything like that. Still, it is pretty amazing, and a lot of fun for free!
Blissful
Aeiouy1
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I am trying to figure out ways to get more sound in my house now because of this. Being able to control content anywhere I am roaming in the house is just amazing, and the set up was absolutely easy.
Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant (and about time...)
mwa3aan
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Exactly what was needed to complete appleTV and iPhone/Touch combination. Best app in the store
Greatly Improves the Apple TV Experience
Citizen Kang
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I love my Apple TV but with a large library it can get a bit unwieldy to navigate to what you're looking for. This is the perfect compliment to the Apple TV. It makes finding a song, movie, etc. much simpler and the search function is a much welcomed addition.
This is just great!
Island Dog
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It works flawlessly with iTunes and it's just a very cool addition. Makes me want to go buy an Apple TV now.
Great App!
deltaromeo
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Works great on Windows and Mac. And it's free!
Doesn't work for me
Sangoma63
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Looks like a great idea but it plain doesn't work on my setup. Nothing unusual in this setup- a recent iMac and a new iTouch. iTunes asks for the 4 digit code that the iTouch is displaying, but when I type it in, after AGES of 'verifying passcode', iTunes returns a message that the passcode I entered is incorrect. It isn't. My firewall is correctly set. Looks like there are some bugs to sort out, but I am still looking forward to a release-ready version of the software based on the reviews of those it works for!
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS
micha1el
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
it works if you have a mac.. i have a pc and it does not work..
Almost perfect.
Ookseer
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
If only it had the option of pausing the music when my phone rings (like the built in player) it would be perfect.
Sounds good, doesn't work
kkoshkin
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
If this app worked like it should, it would get five stars. I tried to add my library to the list, and all it did was look for it, never with any success. So I deleted and reinstalled the app, and now I can't even get to the "looking-but-unable-to-discover" stage because it keeps telling me that my 4-digit passkey is incorrect. Essentially, this thing is worthless and nothing more than a frustration.
I've found a snag....
barry99705
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
My apple tv doesn't have any of my media on it. I have a G5 tower with a crap-ton of drive space running as our "iTunes server". The remote app doesn't see shared libraries. I don't know if this can be fixed or not, but we have waaaaay more tv shows and movies that any currently shipping apple tv has hard drive space. My apple tv is one of the few computer devices I still haven't modded, and would really like to keep it that way, so adding a bigger drive is out of the question, unless you guys would let us add external usb drives.
Does not work
asanfilippo
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I downloaded and tried several times and couldn't get it to work. I turned my firewall off, still didn't work. Running Vista. No Support!!!!!!
Works like magic!
joe1059
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Awesome app for controlling all iTunes libraries in the house. Apple, like always, has done it again. The best app to the new app store on launch day!
Where's the library?
maj41
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Easy setup, but it can't seem to find my music library.
Very Easy To use! great app!
Ann3Mari3M1989
Version: 1.2.1
Version: 1.2.1
Ok. this app works great for me! I love it. very easy to use
Cannot get it to work
metv23
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
iTunes can't find the remote
Excellent!
Ray1229
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This application is amazing! It controls itunes via an iPhone or an iPod touch as if you were controlling the playback on your ipod normally! I was surprised to find out that changes occur instantaneously, including volume adjustment! It works an airtunes speaker just as well. This is an essential application, and the best thing about it is it's price!
Remote
jaro360
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
The remote will not work with my macbook or macbook pro. This is a serious problem that many others are having. It always pops up and says cannot find library. However, it dose work with my mac mini. Needs work!!
How does it work
unixkid2001
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I download the app and I cant get it to work. It said add library and I cant even get the app to promt me for the device number
Wow
futurekill
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I've been looking forward to this app since the App store was first announced. I wasn't sure who was going to make it first but I'm glad it was Apple. It's done really well. You can do everything from playing music (chaning * ratings happens in real time on your computer) to switching which speakers to output to. Absolutely amazing. Keep up the good work.
I finally got it to work!!!
x-raytech
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
For those having trouble getting "REMOTE" to work, try this.
"Works" is not entirely accurate
iffonnnly
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
All the reviews make it sound great and it looks great in theory, but it doesn't work for everyone apparently. The support articles are useless for fixing whatever is causing this not to work for me. Same wi-fi network - check; system requirements - check. Operational - NO. Apple needs to post some more detailed troubleshooting articles. Clearly the set up is more complicated than simply downloading and installing. The app is free, the 6+ hours I have spent trying to investigate the reason it doesn't work is frustrating. Trying to blindly reconfigure firewall settings and resetting routers is a little beyond the average user. Especially without any useful technical assistance.
Very cool use of iPhone "iPod" persona as remote control
TuCats
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Very clever! This appears to re-use a lot of the interface already worked out to support the iPod features of an iPhone or iPod touch, but modified to remotely control an instance of iTunes in your local network. The controls are obvious and intuitive because they are the same controls you're already used to with your iPhone.
Works great after you fix your firewall
Jim Garrigues
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
If iTunes lets you enter the passcode, but then seems to go dumb and won't let your iphone/ipod connect, change your Mac/PC firewall to allow incoming connections for iTunes. On a Mac: from the menu select System Preferences/Security/Firewall then pick "Set access for specific services and applications". Then click the "+" and find/select iTunes in your Applications folder and click "Add". Then make sure the setting next to iTunes says "Allow incoming connections"
