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Version 1.1 · 2025-08-31
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-08-31.




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Turn Your iPhone into a Smart TV Remote!
This user-friendly app transforms your iPhone into a fully functional remote, allowing you to control your Smart TV effortlessly. Adjust volume, browse channels, access menus, and use playback controls—all from your touchscreen. Compatible with the most popular brands and TV models of various screen sizes and production years, it works seamlessly over Wi-Fi. Just connect your iPhone and TV to the same network, and you're ready to go!
Key Features:
Instant & Easy Control – A remote always at your fingertips
Haptic Feedback – Enhances the experience with realistic vibrations
Keyboard Input – Quickly search for TV shows and content
Download now and take control of your TV with ease!
Subscription Details:
- Payment is charged to your iTunes account after confirmation.…
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