Apple TV iOS 7 Beta Adds iTunes Radio and Conference Room Display Mode
Last week, Apple released iOS 7 Beta 1 for iPhone to developers. At the same time, it released a new beta for the Apple TV as well.
Users of the Apple TV beta have discovered at least two new features inside.
AppleInsider notes that Apple built an
iTunes Radio client for the Apple TV -- something that Eddy Cue mentioned during the WWDC Keynote and that Apple has
promoted to potential iTunes Radio advertisers -- with in-line video advertisements.
Apple has also added a 'Conference Room Mode' for use in business and academic settings that displays simple instructions for connecting to a Wi-Fi network and sending data from both a Mac or iOS device.
The final version of the Apple TV Beta software should be released alongside iOS 7 in the fall.
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Top Rated Comments
How about AirPlay Direct?!?!?!?!
No network needed!
Would instantly buy 65-75 Apple TVs if they had the mythical Airplay Direct feature.
Until the guy in the room next door to you pushes his kiddie porn to your TV by mistake...