Google has released an iOS app that enables Android TV owners to control their television using their iPhone or iPad.
The app's migration to iOS means that Apple mobile device owners now have the same ability to control the smart TV Google platform as their Android mobile-owning counterparts, so long as both television and iOS device share the same wireless network.
The iOS app features a D-pad in the center of the screen for standard remote control operation, while users can also input text or perform a voice search via Google Now, both of which should be a welcome alternative to using a standard remote handset to input to an onscreen keyboard.
Multiple remotes can be linked to an Android TV, meaning iOS device users can also take part in multiplayer games alongside users of standard gamepad controllers.
The Android TV app is a free download for iPad and iPhone from the App Store. [Direct Link]
Article Link: Google Releases Android TV Remote App for iOS
