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Too lazy to reach out for that remote? Dislike having a clutter of remotes in your living room? In a simpler time, remote controls were created to make life easier, but life is not that simple. While you can sort through the horde of remote controls on your TV console, there’s really no need for that if you’ve been using a universal remote control. But why stop there, when you already have one right beside you: your smartphone. Arm yourself with the right remote control app on your smartphone, and you’ll never need to reach for that remote control ever again.

Panasonic Viera

OS: iOS

Price: Free

Description: Panasonic Viera

The Panasonic Viera app makes channel-switching a breeze. Heavy on slide and flick gesture operations, the app ensures that you don’t have to look at the controller to flip through channels or switch external inputs. Also comes with an on-screen keyboard which allows you to enter text. The keyboard screen will automatically display when you need to enter text to the Viera screen. Simply download the app for an easy breezy Viera experience.

LG TV Remote

OS: Android/iOS

Price: Free

Description: LG TV Remote

Just bought a new network – enabled LG TV? The LG TV Remote app is a simple Wi-Fi virtual remote controller which allows you to do the basics with relative ease. While it doesn’t come with a virtual on-screen keyboard, the app does allow user to manage channel lists, including the ability to bookmark favorite channels. The app also allows users to mute TV for incoming calls as well as set touchpad sensitivity and edit your TV’s name.

Media Remote (Sony)

OS: Android/iOS

Price: Free

Description: Media Remote (Sony)

The Media Remote app for Sony allows users to operate selected Sony devices including BRAVIA TVs and Blu-Ray or DVD players via your mobile device. It comes with a simple remote mode and a full remote mode: the former allows users to navigate via a simplified GUI whereas the latter works very much like an actual remote control. The app also allows your mobile device to word like a mouse when in its free cursor remote mode.

OS: Android/iOS

Price: Free

Samsung Remote

Description: Samsung Remote

The Samsung TV Remote app allows you to control select Wi-Fi enabled Samsung TV models via your Android or iOS device. Beside the ability to control the usual settings, the app comes with an on-screen keyboard which makes it easy for you to utilize Samsung TV apps like Twitter or Facebook. And if you rather play a game on the Smart TV, utilize the game remote which gives you a more comfortable user interface for gaming.

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