The iPhone has a built-in Apple TV Remote feature that is a swipe and tap away at all times. Here's how to get the most out of this handy tool.

Your Apple TV actually can pair up with your iPhone or iPad, letting your mobile device work as a remote control. And in most instances, there's not much you need to do to forge the connection.

Turn to the Remote app or plug in an Ethernet cable for a quick workaround This article shows you how to connect your Apple ...

First, you should add the Apple TV remote to Control Center on your iPhone. To do this, go to Settings > Control Center , scroll down and press the + button next to Apple TV Remote.

In October 2020, Apple rolled out an iOS update that discontinued and removed the TV Remote app from the App Store. This wasn’t a huge deal, but it did change the way you could control your Apple TV ...

Step 3: If this is your first time using the Apple remote control, follow the instructions and enter the provided four-digit passcode to pair the Apple TV device with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.

With the release of iOS 17 for the iPhone and tvOS 17 for Apple TVs, there's a new level of connection between your Apple TV, its paired Siri Remote, and your iPhone.In a similar vein to the ...

Your Apple TV really is part of your Apple ecosystem. The proof is that you can use your iPhone or iPad as a remote control -- and it's easy to do.

The Apple TV remote has Siri built in, so you can ask it to perform all sorts of tasks. But the Apple TV remote is as thin as an iPhone and only a third of its width, so it’s easy to lose the Apple TV ...

In iOS 17 and tvOS 17 and later, Apple includes a feature that lets Apple TV users locate a misplaced Siri Remote using their iPhone. Keep reading to learn how it's done.