Turn your iPhone into a wireless remote for iTunes

November 2009

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When you are playing music on your computer, have you got frustated that every time you want to change the song or pause it you need to go back to your computer. Alloysoft has release Signal, the ultimate media player remote so that you can wirelessly control iTunes.

Hit the jump for more details and also to see more images of the UI.

Actually Signal turns your iPhone into a wireless remote not just for iTunes but also for other media players like Winamp & Windows Media Player. You can control your music from wherever you can hear your music, all you have to do is connect the computer running Singal and the media player to your Wi-Fi network and then point your iPhone to the web address that Signal provides you.

With Signal you can control just about all the functions available on your media player such as play, pause, and stop your music, adjust the volume, rate songs, adjust EQ settings etc.

The other good thing is Signal supports both MAC and PC and not only works with the iPhone will also work with Pocket PC. However, the cost is slightly on the higher side at $29.95.

Click here, to download Signal to start controlling your media player.