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Having a TV in your hotel room without access to your favorite streaming services can be downright useless. Even worse is signing in using the TV remote and clicking letter by letter takes forever.
Apple’s AirPlay in Hotels is here to solve that issue.
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At WWDC on Monday, Apple announced Airplay in Hotels, a feature that allows users to connect their iPhone to their hotel room by simply scanning a QR code.
By pairing their devices, users will be able to do much more than simply access streaming services. Users can also share videos, photos, music, presentations, web browsing etc.
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This facility will be available in select hotels by the end of the year.
The announcement was one of several announced at WWDC, including new iOS 17 features such as video voicemail for FaceTime users, live voicemail transcriptions, new Macs, and even a new chip – the M2 Ultra chip. .
