Smashart AirPhones for iPhone

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Posted February 27, 2009 at 12:06pm by iClarified

AirPhones lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch to listen to any audio from your computer using WiFi.

You can listen to DVD's, desktop TV, web videos & radio, audio books, shared iTunes playlists and podcasts; from across the room, throughout the office or around the house.

Requirements:
- Intel Mac - OS 10.4 (Windows and Mac Universal are coming)
- Wi-Fi Network
- AirPhones Server from http://airphonesapp.com

How It Works:
Download, install, and launch the AirPhones server and set your preferences. Play some music on your computer then launch AirPhones on your iPhone or iPod touch. Click Connect on your computer in the AirPhones popup and your computer will begin streaming music to the iPhone.

AirPhones costs $4.99 and it is now available in the AppStore.

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Al Morgan - February 27, 2009 at 11:55pm

Gee and has anyone else heard of SIMPLIFY which has been doing this for well over a year! So what's the "big" deal?

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Chris - April 25, 2009 at 2:03am

Hi, I made AirPhones, it's really nothing like Simplify. AirPhones ports any audio from your computer to your device via WiFi, including movies, wed video, Desktop TV or music. AirPhones is currently featured on the iTunes App store under New & Noteworthy.

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