Don’t try to deny, it’s happened to the best of us all, but losing the remote control for the TV isn’t the end of the world – especially when we most people are more concerned about their smartphones.
Well, if you’re like the many people out there constantly looking for the remote, then you can simply stop searching as long as you have an iPhone and the VooMote One. Basically, this add-on attachment allow owners to turn their iPhone or iPod Touch into one all-encompassing universal remote so that they can control all of their home theater electronic devices. Combined with their app, it allows users to create personalized and multiple device remote control layouts directly on their iOS device – thus, emulating the styling of conventional remotes.
Additionally, the VooMote One automatically captures more than 30,000 infrared codes to ensure compatibility with all your home theater electronics. And of course, you can sleep easily knowing that it’ll be compatible with future devices seeing that the library is constantly being updated.
Now for those of you out there interested in picking it up, it’ll be sold through Best Buy starting on August 10th for $99 – with the app being free of course.
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