iTunes Remote. Mac Gems By Macworld Staff, Macworld AUG 10, 2005 5:00 pm PDT. If you’ve got an AirPort Express Base Station that you use to send music to a remote stereo or speaker system, the ...

For example, iTunes Remote is available on both iPhone and iPad, but Apple TV Remote is only optimized for iPhone and scales up on iPad. iTunes Remote version 4.3.1 is available on the App Store now.

The iTunes Remote app is designed to allow iPad and iPhone users to control their iTunes libraries from anywhere in the home, accessing music, TV shows, movies, Podcasts, ...

But iTunes DJ is also a great way to set up a listening list for a party, dinner, or a relaxing evening on the deck. With Remote app, you don’t need to be in front of your Mac to queue up what ...

First, to enable remote control in iTunes open up your Preferences and head to the Advanced tab. In the General section, tick the checkbox labeled Look for iPhone & iPod touch Remotes.

Apple today updated its iTunes Remote app, which is designed to allow users to control their iTunes libraries from anywhere in the home. The new update adds support for Apple's Two-Factor ...

Tucked away in Apple's pre-release version of iTunes 7.7 is word that the iPhone and iPod touch will soon act as remote controls for nearby computers. Also, Apple is now accepting submissions to ...

With that in mind, I created an iTunes remote control using an extra wireless mouse and just a few snippets of code from Apple's SDK. Ken Grey turned us on to Quick Macros as an economical X-keys ...

Apple's iTunes Remote application for the iPhone has not been updated in over 8 months because the software was written by just one person, and he is currently busy with other projects, according ...

iTunes-Remote still requires that iTunes is running, but if you’re not a fan of the actual interface in iTunes, this lets you use the much simpler command line to control it.

Gibbs defers his quest for the cause of his deferred procedure call problem because it has gone into hiding and instead takes a look at controlling iTunes remotely with the Keyspan TuneView.

Donald Bell speculates on rumors that Apple will release a free application allowing the iPhone or iPod Touch to be used as an in-home remote control for iTunes.