CasaTunes, maker of multi-room music servers that allow users to hear
their tunes anywhere in the house, has upgraded its operating system to let iPhone and iPad users wirelessly stream
their audio using Apple's AirPlay feature.
their tunes anywhere in the house, has upgraded its operating system to let iPhone and iPad users wirelessly stream
their audio using Apple's AirPlay feature.
The company announced the release of CasaTunes 4.0 on Tuesday. While the hardware has always accommodated
Internet-based radio stations, it previously worked only using wired-in speaker systems. Tuesday's upgrade includes
the addition of CasaTunes
Air, which lets users stream music wirelessly from their iOS devices to the server, or wirelessly from
CasaTunes to AirPlay-enabled speakers.
Internet-based radio stations, it previously worked only using wired-in speaker systems. Tuesday's upgrade includes
the addition of CasaTunes
Air, which lets users stream music wirelessly from their iOS devices to the server, or wirelessly from
CasaTunes to AirPlay-enabled speakers.
The new software works on CasaTunes's complete line of
multi-room music servers--starting at $1299 for standalone servers--which let you choose which
sound-system-equipped room to play which music in. The equipment comes ready to play music from Internet-based
services such as Pandora, Rdio, and Spotify.
multi-room music servers--starting at $1299 for standalone servers--which let you choose which
sound-system-equipped room to play which music in. The equipment comes ready to play music from Internet-based
services such as Pandora, Rdio, and Spotify.
Users can download
CasaTunes 4.0 now.
CasaTunes 4.0 now.
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