After creating the very first AirPlay-enabled third party app, Erica Sadun isn't resting on her laurels. Instead, she has already gotten in touch with the developers of the great AirVideo app. Now, she has managed to have them add her AirPlay-enabling hacks to their app.

One thing many would like to see is AirPlay in the car. A company based in Japan has a solution all ready to go.

The big question surrounding the arrival of AirPlay is without a doubt: What will developers be able to do with it? So far, only Apple's native apps allow you to stream video from your device to an Apple TV. Apple has, however, been pretty clear that they'll be opening the feature to third-party developers, and hopefully let them go wild with it.

Rumors of iOS 4.3 are already here! I'm doing a quick demo of how Airplay works - and show some limitations. Plus we have some hot accessories for holiday travelers. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Apple TV (2G) has just received a great new update. Read on to find out what's new ...

Today, Apple released some new and interesting features to the public. Read on to find out more ...

The Apple TV OS is set to receive a great update today. Will any cool, new features be added? Read on to find out ...

iOS 4.2 is almost here - so here's everything you'll need to know about the new update.

If you’ve been waiting for iOS 4.2 to stream videos with AirPlay, and cannot wait any longer, this report is for you. Now, there are two wired solutions to get your videos to your HD television. Read more...

Right now, AirPlay, Apple's upcoming iOS feature that will let you stream audio as well as video over the air to AirPlay enabled devices (such as the Apple TV) is getting a lot of attention. For those of you who may have tried it, you know that it already works with a couple of apps and it's really great. Thanks to a new discovery, we have found a way to bring this capability to almost any other app, including apps like Hulu, or Pandora on the iPad. Read on to find out how.

Today, Google told the world a bit more about their upcoming Google TV product. Google TV, described by Google as "a platform that combines your current TV programming and the open web into a single, seamless entertainment experience," will be integrating all kinds of services, from Twitter to YouTube. Also, we hear they'll be giving our iDevices some love as well.

We've already speculated that Apple might be using AirPlay to bring all the content they ever wanted to the Apple TV, instead of having to use apps. We found out that the YouTube app can stream to AirPlay, and 9to5mac pointed out that Netflix can do so as well. We've looked into it, and it looks like Apple actually implemented AirPlay in their MPMedia Framework.

Recently, Apple announced "AirPlay," a service which allows iDevice owners to stream music to any enabled device. Since then, iHome has announced its first AirPlay-enabled dock. And, though its info page is relatively vague, we do have some information complete with a picture of the portable speaker. Read on to find out more...

According to Jon Gruber of Daring Fireball, the Apple TV is running some form of iOS and I believe he's right. Unfortunately, it doesn't come, as rumored, with an App Store. That means, you won't be able to run something like a Hulu app on it to get free TV shows. Yet, I have a feeling Apple might be planning something just as good, TV-out over AirPlay.

Steve Job announces a way to stream audio, video and photos over WiFi. The service is called AirPlay.