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How to turn on your TV remote in a smartphone

Clear up coffee table clutter by consolidating your TV remote and smartphone.
Clear up coffee table clutter by consolidating your TV remote and smartphone.

How to turn on your TV remote in a smartphone. Are you ready to binge on your favorite TV show? Awesome. so Now all the remote thoughts that live on your coffee table: TV, DVD player, cable, console gaming one. but that’s going to be quite the collection you should see. Learning how to turn your smartphone or tablet into a TV remotely cut it down a bit.

How to turn on your TV remote in a smartphone:

1. Streaming device apps:-

Must be your favorite streaming device. There are often compatible apps, like Amazon Fire Laugh or Google Chromecast Ultra. and Help you navigate your streaming experience right from your phone. Sync your app from your phone to your device and easily browse your favorite shows, movies, and more.

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2. IR blaster:-

If your phone is an IR blaster, download the TV remote app like Remote AnyMote Smart Ian. Not only can they control your TV from any device that receives an IR signal set top box, DVD and Blu-ray player, stereo equipment, but. And even some air conditioners.

3. Get the hardware:-

If your phone isn’t an IR blaster, you’re not out of luck. If you do not need to go to the channel surf, display the adapter with a Miracast-like device to Belkin ™, you can use compatible apps. Put videos, pictures, and other content on your TV on your mobile device.

4. Manufacturer app:-

Today the smart TV maker app is accompanying. Samsung Smart TV, for example, is compatible with the Samsung TV Remote app. The app allows your device and television to communicate with your Wi-Fi network. If you have a smart TV there is likely an app that can turn your device into a remote.

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Nikhil Deore
Nikhil Deore writes about consumer technology for indtech.in, Nikhil is a Senior Editor for indtech.in and has frequently written about apps, computer security, Internet services, and telecom developments. Nikhil is available on Twitter at @Nickydeore2511 or Email at dipakdeore298@gmail.com. Please send in your leads and tips.