Turning on the "Stay Connected" feature will always result in better stability. From here I can use the Remote as if the devices were on the same wireless network. Please read on for a step-by-step, illustrated guide to create a wireless network between your Mac and your iPhone (or iPod touch).Īs you can see, it connected just fine. I'm sure there are many more uses for this idea. Syncing apps like Bento, MacGourmet, Things, TextExpander or any other apps that sync over the network can update whenever you want without issues. if you're in an airport and need to sync some information from a desktop app to your iPhone, you don't need to pay for the airport wireless. Setup a network, connect and you're swiping through your slides.
Keynote presenters unite! Creating a wireless network on your Mac frees you to worry about your presentation not the availability of wireless in the lecture room.Now, I can setup a network anywhere I go and control my iTunes Library directly from my iPhone with Remote.app - even play requests during a conversation. Because of that, I get asked "Can you bring your music to the party tonight." I used to say no, because I didn't want to play DJ all night and miss out on the party. If there's something I or my friends want, I'll buy it and add it to the collection. I have a lot of music on in my iTunes Library. It's not only possible, it works great in a pinch or even as a standard. Apple doesn't advertise the ability to use such applications without a wireless router. Many applications require your Mac and your iPhone to be on the same wireless network in order to communicate properly or sync.
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