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Private listening. Tap 🎧 in Pip Remote: the TV's sound plays in your phone's headphones and the TV's speakers go quiet. Nobody wakes up. It keeps going with the phone's screen off, and stops by itself when the headphones come out. Works with YouTube and most apps; Netflix keeps its sound on the TV.
Pip as your Home, on every TV. Pip asks once and sets itself as the Home screen. Where the TV keeps the Home button for itself (Google TV, Fire TV), a small helper catches it, so Google TV never flashes. Pip keeps it that way through updates and restarts. Switch back any time in Quick settings → Home button (press OK twice).
Watch your TV on the phone. Tap the eye in Pip Remote: the TV's picture, live, above the touch surface. Swipe on it to steer.
Send photos to the TV. Send → Send photos shows them full screen, as a slideshow.
New on the TV
- Kids mode: only the home row, locked with a PIN.
- Profiles: "Who's watching?", with up to four people, each with their own look and home row.
- Bedtime: at the hour you pick, the TV sleeps in 15 minutes.
- Motion → Drift: the landscape moves slowly, like Apple TV's.
- Pip on Ice: a little game in your apps.
- Pip slides onto the ice while the home starts.
- Notifications appear in Pip's hello.
- Music controls on the phone.
Pip Pro, one purchase of $4.99: all twelve landscapes and a new one every day, Spotlight and Mosaic, the serif font, frosted tiles, and private listening. Buying opens soon; looks you already chose stay yours.
Phone remote: pip-remote.apk. iPhone app: coming to the App Store.