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Version 1.2.2 · 2026-08-22
User Experience Improvement! Start Controlling Your TV From Your Phone!
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The store currently lists version 1.2.2, updated 2026-08-22.






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FireApp — TV Remote Control is your go-to virtual remote for seamlessly managing your Smart TV with your iOS Device.
Functionality:
— Enjoy a fully functional remote control at your fingertips.
— Experience automatic device connection for hassle-free setup.
— Navigate with ease using the touchpad for menu exploration and quick typing on web apps.
— Adjust the volume up or down effortlessly.
— Simplify your searches with the built-in keyboard.
— Power off your TV with a single tap.
— Stay up-to-date with regular updates to support a wide range of new TV models.
To utilize this remote control, ensure that your iOS device and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
— If the connection encounters any issues, try restarting your iPhone, Smart TV, and Wi-Fi router for a smoother experience.…
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User Experience Improvement! Start Controlling Your TV From Your Phone!
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