Apple has updated Remote, the company’s iOS app that turns your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad into a remote for iTunes or Apple TV. Version 2.1.1 adds a new “skip back” button, and improved performance when connecting to either iTunes or an Apple TV.
Apple’s patch notes:
What’s New in Version Remote 2.1.1
- Improvements when connecting to iTunes or Apple TV
- Addition of a “skip back” button when playing video
- Additional stability and performance improvements
The patch notes for the previous version, too, which was centered around AirPlay:
Included in Version 2.1:
- AirPlay video support to control iTunes on your computer to stream videos to an Apple TV
- Internet radio control to play thousands of internet radio streams in iTunes on your computer
- The ability to control iTunes on your computer to play Movies and TV shows that are rented from the iTunes Store
- Addresses issues connecting to an iTunes library or Apple TV
- Includes stability and performance improvements
Remote app is free, and the update is available now on the App Store. It’s a hybrid app designed for both iPhone and iPad (and iPod touch).
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