TechHow to use your phone as a smart TV remote
Engadget says Bluetooth and Wi-Fi can enable remote-control functions even if your phone doesn't have an infrared blaster.
TLDR
Engadget's guide covers setting up a phone as a remote for smart TVs and streaming devices. The outlet says these devices often have apps with controls that are easier to use than the stock remote's. Phones with infrared blasters have remote-control capabilities, but Engadget notes that Bluetooth and Wi-Fi also offer options.
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How to use your phone as a smart TV remote
Engadget says Bluetooth and Wi-Fi can enable remote-control functions even if your phone doesn't have an infrared blaster.
TLDR
Engadget's guide covers setting up a phone as a remote for smart TVs and streaming devices. The outlet says these devices often have apps with controls that are easier to use than the stock remote's. Phones with infrared blasters have remote-control capabilities, but Engadget notes that Bluetooth and Wi-Fi also offer options.