Your TV with iPhone, iPad, or Apple
TV functions using iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. Adjust volume, change channels, and navigate menus. Pair with TVs from 2015 onward. Supports N Series 2024 models. Includes ergonomic design for Apple Watch use.
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Oleksandr Sydorenko
Control your TV with your phone
Turn your phone into a TV control. Adjust volume, change channels, browse menus, and power the TV on or off. Connect to most TVs instantly. Navigate with an easy-to-use interface.
Mission Dynamic LLC
Fire TV with iPhone swipe gestures
TV with swipe-based touch gestures from an iPhone. Connect devices to the same WiFi network. Adjust volume, navigate menus, and launch apps remotely. Support for basic TV functions and controls.
Margaret Lafontaine
Your TV remotely
TV with iPhone or iPod. Adjust volume, navigate menus, and access settings. Use one-tap shortcuts for quick access. Manage streaming content and device settings remotely. Sync with players for seamless playback .
John Benson
Control and Now TV devices remotely
Control or Now TV devices from the iOS Today screen using a . Launch channels, navigate menus, and adjust settings without needing the physical . Stream content directly from the interface.
ABS-CBN Corp
Home of Filipino entertainment for everyone.
The app offers a large collection of Tagalog movies, Pinoy teleseryes, original series, and live TV channels. Users can stream content across mobile, tablet, web, and Smart TV devices with English subtitles available on select titles.
MOBILESOURCE CORPORATION
Devices, manage content, access settings
TV functions such as power, volume, and channel navigation. Adjust input sources and mute audio. Access streaming services and apps directly from the interface. Sync with TCL, , Hisense, or Insignia TVs.
Baker Mohammad Anas
Control your LG TV with a
Control LG TV with a virtual . Adjust volume, change channels, and navigate menus. Access settings and input sources. Pair via Wi-Fi for wireless operation. Supports LG Smart TVs without physical .
Simon Radnor
Control TV power, volume, and channels
Control TV power, volume, and channels via smartphone. Navigate using a built-in touchpad. Connect to multiple devices and manage settings remotely. Support for various TV brands and models. Adjust input sources and mute functions.
Salah eddine Eddamouh
TVs and devices with a single
Television functions using smartphone as a universal . Navigate channels, adjust volume, and manage playback. Pair with devices via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Access channel guides and program schedules. Customize button layouts and shortcuts.
NIMBS LIMITED
TV with your smartphone remotely
Your TV with your smartphone as a universal remote. Pair instantly via Wi-Fi without setup. Adjust volume, change channels, and navigate menus. Support multiple TV brands. No batteries required. Sync automatically when connected.
Anh Ngo
TV with voice or interface
TV functions with an intuitive interface. Use voice commands to adjust settings and navigate menus. Manage playback, volume, and input sources without physical buttons.
Jeffery Calhoun
Connect and control your TV remotely
Control your TV or streaming device via the . Connect devices to the same WiFi network for automatic setup. Use a trackpad or traditional layout to navigate. Access all installed apps and channels directly.
Bhavik Savaliya
TV from your phone
TV remotely from a phone. Navigate menus, play/pause content, adjust volume, and access all TV functions. Simplify movie, music, and game navigation with an intuitive interface.
Imran Yaqoob
Your TV and mirror screen remotely
Smart TV functions with a virtual remote, adjust volume, change channels, and manage playback. Mirror device screen to the TV for content casting. Use a virtual keyboard for text input and a touchpad for navigation.
Tung To Dinh
Content to TV and draw from phone
Stream phone to smart TV for mirroring. Watch web videos and photos, videos, and links to TV. Draw on phone and view on larger . content from any website.
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