Turn on your Samsung TV using the power button on the TV or an already paired remote. Find the remote control sensor on the TV—it’s typically on the lower right side but may be at the bottom ...

This week's How-To is a fun one, we take an iPod and turn it in to a universal infrared remote control which can be used to control all your home electronic equipment, or just about anything that ...

Method 4. Test the Remote’s Infrared Signal If your remote uses an infrared (IR) signal, checking if it emits a signal can help diagnose the issue. Open the Camera app on your smartphone.

This improved infrared detector is specifically intended for use with commercial IR remote control handsets. This little circuit is useful for quick go/no-go testing of just about any remote control ...

Although, judging by the reviews, we’d suggest sticking with AnyMote instead. You can also use your iPhone to control an Apple TV – there’s a Apple TV remote control built into iOS.