After debuting it on the Android platform in December , the Google TV team has finally released a version of the official remote app for iOS. The interface and features appear to be the same with one key difference, currently the iOS version doesn’t support sharing web pages from mobile to the screen, but everything else like voice search is here and accounted for. It’s good for the team to finally get the long promised app out, but more interesting now is the question of which features will be included in the second generation of Google TV hardware once manufacturers like Vizio , Toshiba and Samsung join the mix, hopefully putting the two handed/keyboard kludginess of the past behind us. Check after the break for the YouTube demo,or just grab the free app via the QR code on the official blog or iTunes. Continue reading Google TV Remote app now available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Google TV Remote app now available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Mar 2011 18:04:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
After debuting it on the Android platform in December , the Google TV team has finally released a version of the official remote app for iOS. The interface and features appear to be the same with one key difference, currently the iOS version doesn’t support sharing web pages from mobile to the screen, but everything else like voice search is here and accounted for. It’s good for the team to finally get the long promised app out, but more interesting now is the question of which features will be included in the second generation of Google TV hardware once manufacturers like Vizio , Toshiba and Samsung join the mix, hopefully putting the two handed/keyboard kludginess of the past behind us. Check after the break for the YouTube demo,or just grab the free app via the QR code on the official blog or iTunes. Continue reading Google TV Remote app now available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Google TV Remote app now available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Mar 2011 18:04:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink