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Turn an iPhone/iPod Touch Into a Multi-Room Wireless Remote

lifehacker.com — For a cool $1000, you can buy the Sonos Bundle 150 and wirelessly play music from a single remote control in two separate rooms in your house. On the other hand, for about $100 or less if you've already got the right equipment, you can get the same functionality from your iPhone or iPod touch.

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  • YodaJones, on 08/12/2008, -0/+2Nice setup and article. Thanks.
  • Tyrun, on 08/13/2008, -0/+2Great article - I was actually looking at doing the Sonos setup because I didn't realize the Remote app allowed zone controls.

    Sweet deal - thanks Lifehacker! (And Adam Pash!)
  • Yashar, on 08/13/2008, -0/+2A more simple way:
    1) Hook up your airport express to your stereo and install the software
    2) In iTunes, set your audio output to your airport express
    3) Use the remote app to control your itunes which is now set to output to your airport express stereo
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