Photos on TV for iOS

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Photos on TV turns your iPhone/iPad into a photo remote, putting all of your photos on the TV in just one click! Fed up of looking at your photos...
Last updated on July 8, 2015
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By Avanquest Software

Photos on TV turns your iPhone/iPad into a photo remote, putting all of your photos on the TV in just one click! Fed up of looking at your photos...

Photos on TV turns your iPhone/iPad into a photo remote, putting all of your photos on the TV in just one click! Fed up of looking at your photos on an iPhone screen? Want to see them on a big screen and share them with your friends and family from the comfort of your couch? Easy as 1-2-3 with Photos on TV! All you need is a smart TV/ connected television* and an iPhone/iPad. The TV must be connected directly to the set-top box, preferably via an Ethernet cable, and a Wi-Fi connection on which your telephone must be connected. Turn on the TV, launch the app, then simply click on the photos you want to see. No more cables required, just choose your photo and click it ... Flick through photos by sliding them across your iPhone for maximum effect! Find here a demo of the app on YouTube: http://youtu.be/cCPelHgIJLM Photos on TV is a real smooth, must-have app! You can use this app and a smart/ connected TV to share the photos on your iPhone with your friends and family wherever you are. Never miss a chance to show off photos of your holidays, family days out, birthdays or nights out again. List of connected TVs supported: Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, Philips, etc. This application uses the DLNA protocol to communicate with your connected TV. * A connected television is a television connected to the Internet (preferably using an Ethernet cable, as not all TVs have Wi-Fi connectivity) to provide a range of viewer services. In general, connected TVs look just like standard TVs, except for the Ethernet port on the back of the set.