iPhone Apple offers its own Remote app for controlling just about everything in iTunes—movies, music, search—from your iPhone. It’s free to install and easy to set up to work with a PC or Mac.

Want to control your computer using your mobile phone? Check out Remote Mouse, a remote control app that transforms your mobile phone into a wireless controller to control your computer.

The Alfred Remote app connects your iPhone to your computer so you can control everything you can do in Alfred from your phone.

You can remotely control another person's iPhone, iPad, and Mac using FaceTime. This requires you to use Facetime's screen sharing feature and request control of the other person's device.

Steps To Control Your iPad Via Your iPhone Before we proceed, it's important that you manage your expectations with what this feature can accomplish. As of writing, with iPadOS 18 and iOS 18, some ...

Need to access files and media, but your laptop is at home? No worries! This article will teach you how to use your smartphone to mirror your desktop PC.

Apple Watch owners can take a picture on their iPhone remotely using the watch’s Camera app, complete with options to control the timer, flash, Live Photo, and HDR. Here’s how it works.

Note that you cannot remotely control an iPhone from a Mac or vice-versa. Remote control is only possible between two Macs or two iOS/iPadOS devices.

One of the benefits to buying into the Apple ecosystem is that you can use one device to control another. Here's how that works between you iPhone and iPad.