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iPhone App Store Faves: Remote

Posted By PatrickJ on Friday, July 11, 2008 under iPhone Applications |

11 Jul

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I’ve been playing around with lots of very cool (and some not so cool) new App Store apps today - and will be posting some thoughts and reviews soon on quite a few of them.

One that is worth an early mention though - just because it’s simple and aRemoteIcons good as expected - is the Remote app, that lets you control your  iTunes  libraries from the iPhone.

The app is a brreeze to setup, and then just works straight away.  I have not used iTunes for movie and TV show rentals yet, but I’m finding it lots of fun to run my iTunes music via the iPhone.

Remote is free and fun and worth checking out :)

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4 Comments so far »

  1. by iFarshad, on July 11 2008 @ 4:33 am

     

    Can we upload musics to iPhone with this App?

  2. by PatrickJ, on July 11 2008 @ 8:43 pm

     

    iFarshad - nope, all it does is make the iPhone usable as a remote for iTunes …

  3. by whisky96, on July 12 2008 @ 3:47 pm

     

    any idea if it works with apple tv? or just itunes running on mac/pc?

  4. by PatrickJ, on July 13 2008 @ 3:50 am

     

    whisky96 - not sure, I’ve never used Apple TV - but think I have seen others mention that it is covered …

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