An Apple TV remote or an iPhone could be used to control multiple devices in a room, with the user selecting what hardware to control by gesturing their hand-held controller in the general direction ...

One of the cool things about the new fourth-generation Apple TV is that it supports HDMI-CEC, so that you can control your TV or your speaker system using the remote control that came in the box along ...

If you’d rather use Siri to move around your Apple TV player, we can help you become a pro! The streaming device remote is ...

Google launched its Chromecast back in 2013, and it’s become one of the best ways to binge the best streaming content available. However, despite hardware updates and the release of the Chromecast ...

In this guide we’ll explain how to use your Android phone or tablet as a remote control. Instead of buying an expensive universal remote, control your Android TV, NVIDIA Shield and more with Android.

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The Siri Remote fits in your hand well and the touchpad is responsive (sometime a little too responsive). Unfortunately there are quite a few things we don’t really like about the Siri Remote, and ...

The Apple TV remote is easy to lose, but it’s harder to lose your phone — much less the Apple Watch strapped to your arm. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac You can use your iPhone (or even your ...

Most Android TV devices come with a voice-enabled remote to easily search for content using Google Assistant. However, there are many times when you might not want to use a remote, and you would find ...

Tap the Apple TV button that now appears in the Control Center grid of options. In the Remote overlay that appears, choose the Apple TV that you want to connect to from the list. Enter the four-digit ...

Android TV and Google TV are great options for streaming media, playing cloud-based games, or even turning your TV into a virtual fireplace. Ok, well, mostly the first two. But did you know that you ...