iOS 4.3 brings expanded AirPlay support to Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and iPad devices, so long as you have hardware new enough to support the update. AirPlay allows you to stream audio and video content from your iOS device to another screen, be it your TV, computer or another iOS device, depending on what hardware you have at your disposal. Since third-party apps can now get in on the AirPlay action, it’s a good time to look at just how to get the new feature up and running, especially since it cut help you cut the cord and ditch your cable subscription. First things first. In order to get AirPlay working, you’ll need the following: Your next step is to make sure AirPlay is active on your receiving device. On the Apple TV, you can do this by navigating to the Settings menu, and selecting AirPlay. You should now see whether Read More

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Browse, Airplay and Have Fun! Mercury is the the most advanced and elegant web browser for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The rich feature set includes themes, downloading, printing, fullscreen browsing, file sharing, adblock, tabs, multi touch geatures, user agent switcher, private browsing, passcode lock, save page, Facebook/Twitter integration and a lot more. Backed by Blue Coat Systems’ leading web filtering and content control technology, your children will receive the same protection trusted by Fortune 500 companies around the world. Cyberspace works great with links-packed sites/articles (e.g. Wikis, social news sites, Tumblr dashboard, top-1000-something blog posts, etc). There’s no need to get out of your current context to check out a random link – just queue it to visit after you finish your current article. Use this application to watch AirPlay video streams from another iOS device (iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad running iOS 4.2) on the same local network, or Read More

Some of Apple’s technologies stop just a little short of greatness. That’s where third-party applications come in to complete the picture (and the sound). Airfoil helps extend Apple’s AirPlay on Macs and iOS devices, and a brand new app called AirView improves AirPlay’s video playback abilities. Airfoil for Mac. At the core of this solution is Airfoil 4.0 (free trial, $25 full version). It’s a simple application that would probably do better as a System Preference pane.  The interface is quick to master: Just pick an audio source, and select where you would like that audio source to be heard.  In addition to supporting playback of your iTunes music library, Airfoil will also stream audio content from almost any application on either Mac or PC, including system audio and any attached audio device.  I tested this with the microphone attached to my Apple Cinema Display, as well as a Samson C01U Read More

By –   AirView is a free App on the App Store that allows users to stream video from one iOS device to another through AirPlay. According to the video above, it's incredibly easy, and takes nothing more than launching the App and hitting the icon. If you think that's kind of cool, you may also want to take a look at AirPlayer or AirFlick as well. Related Posts Read More

Have you ever had a movie on your iPhone, but wanted to watch it on your iPad’s larger screen? Then AirView is just what you’ve been waiting for. AirView is a free app that has just been approved for the App Store. It only does one thing, but what it does, it does well. AirView allows you to stream video from one iOS device to another, that’s it. By using Apple’s AirPlay technology and a local Wi-Fi signal, you can stream video, for example, from an iPhone to an iPad or vise versa. There are no settings to fiddle with, or any preferences to set. Just launch the app and wait for the other device to start streaming video. AirView works like a receiver. Once activated, AirView simply plays a video file as soon as it’s received. It is compatible with the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad running iOS 4.2. I’ve Read More

Ohne Modifikationen lassen sich mit einer aktuellen 4.2-Basis-Firmware und dem App-Store-Programm AirView Video-Streams von iTunes oder anderen iOS-Geräten auf ein iPad, iPhone oder den iPod touch weitergeben – drahtlos im gleichen Netzwerk. Dazu spielt das sendende Gerät die Datei ab und übergibt diese anschließend über den AirPlay-Knopf an den Empfänger. Dieser muss lediglich die AirView-Anwendung geöffnet halten. Mit DRM-Kopierschutz-Grippe befallene Videos sowie Fotos und Musik lassen sich nicht übertragen. Der handzahme Pflicht-Download tummelt sich als kostenfreie Universal-Anwendung seit heute im App Store. Wie lange er dort verweilt, bleibt ungewiss. Das verwendete Programm-Symbol fällt identisch zu Apples AirPlay-Icon aus. Von der (bislang) nicht vorgesehenen Funktionalität einmal ganz zu schweigen… Read More

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If you've been looking for device-to-device AirPlay support, the free AirView utility that just debuted on the App Store offers a simple solution. Offering a no-frills AirPlay receiver, AirView allows you to watch AirPlay video streams from other devices or, if you have AirFlick installed on your Macintosh, from your primary computer. As I've written extensively before, I'm not entirely sure why or when you'd use this option (e.g., "Hey, instead of watching that movie on my HDTV, why not use a 3-inch display instead?" or "Want to watch this YouTube video? Instead of handing you my phone or emailing you the URL, I'll make both of us sit here while I serve the data to you live!"), but there you have it. It's available for download from the App Store, and it works equally well on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Thanks, Steven TS Read More

Il n'y a pas une seconde à perdre : il vous faut télécharger cette application car elle fera très certainement partie de celles rapidement retirées de l'App Store dès lors qu'Apple aura réaliser son utilité, sauf surprise de la part de Cupertino. En effet, l'application gratuite développé par Clément Vasseur et intitulée AirView utilise une partie du potentiel d'AirPlay bridé par Apple, puisqu'elle permet de streamer en toute simplicité une vidéo d'un iDevice vers un autre iDevice (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad), ou d'un Mac vers un iDevice ! Rien de moins ! AirView permet la diffusion de vidéo, pas celle de photo ou de musique. Mais cette application va très certainement ouvrir bien d'autres possibilités, ou donner des idées à d'autres développeurs... Read More