If you have iTunes and you have a Windows Phone 7 device then you’ll probably want to check out the new Remote app in the Marketplace released by Komodex. It promises to make the two work together in perfect harmony by allowing them to communicate over a Wi-Fi connection. There’s a basic set of iTunes controls at your WP7 phone’s disposal, including volume, starting/stopping music, and searching by album, artist, song, and a corresponding piece of desktop software you need to install to make it all happen. The software and app are compatible with both Windows (all versions XP and above) and Mac OS (all versions 10.5.8 and above), so all you really need is $1.99 for the mobile app and the desire to control your playlists remotely.

Control iTunes From Your Phone
With Remote, you can control iTunes from your Windows Phone 7 device. You can browse through your iTunes music library and choose playlists, songs, and albums as if you were right in front of your computer – all from the palm of your hand. Play, pause, control the volume and more.

Browse your Library
Remote allows you to see all the artists, albums, songs, and playlists in your iTunes library. You can even use your device’s keyboard to search for albums, artists, and songs by name. Once you find the media you’re looking for, just tap to start playback.

[Source: WP7 Remote App]

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