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Version 1.2 · 2025-03-05
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2025-03-05.




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With easy-to-use button controls, innovative gyroscope support for gesture-based control, and voice command capabilities, you can control your TV however you prefer.
Key Features:
- Gyroscope Gesture Control: Move and tilt your phone to change channels, adjust volume, and more with intuitive gestures.
- Voice Command Integration: Simply speak your commands to control your TV without lifting a finger.
- Ask for a movie: AI would pick a movie for you to watch today depending on your mood.
- Apps Launch: Launch popular apps on your right from your device.
- Trackpad: Intuitive control replacing buttons with handy scroll control.
Enjoy AI-powered movie recommendations, swift app launches, and intuitive trackpad control—all for just $9.99 with an annual subscription.
Subscription Details:
Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.…
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