Version 1.3 of the TED iPad app went live this afternoon, adding a much-requested feature: AirPlay support, so you can wirelessly stream content from the TED iPad app over to an Apple TV. We’d also love to point out a few updates we did in version 1.2 in response to user requests — adding email, Twitter and Facebook sharing of your favorite talks, and removing the limit on Saved Talks. We’ve got some other features in the works, and we’d love to hear your suggestions — either by emailing contact@ted.com or commenting below.
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Debbie Kuck commented on Dec 15 2011
I think the iPad app is great. One enhancement would be being able to log in to my Ted.com account in the app so I can see my Favorites from the web site in the app. Thanks!
Colin Webber commented on Dec 6 2011
Can I save the talks I downloaded on my iPad back to my Mac????
Colin Webber commented on Dec 6 2011
I’d really like to be able to sync content between the TED iPad app and iTunes …
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Robert Frith commented on Apr 26 2011
Not working for me either. iPad 1, Apple TV 2. Working fine on other Airplay enabled apps
Dan Maurer commented on Apr 18 2011
I have the ame problem with the same configuration that Jake does. Can’t get Airplay to work on my TED app.
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Jake McKee commented on Apr 8 2011
Any idea why the AirPlay selector icon isn’t showing up on my iPad when i view a TED video? Other airplay apps work fine on my iPad1/AppleTV2 setup. Thanks!
Ryan Flannagan commented on Apr 7 2011
I played with it. Good stuff! Keep coming up with it. I love it. Oh, I agree subtitles would be nice.
Susan Krieger commented on Apr 6 2011
Subtitles! Please!
Nicholas Wylie commented on Apr 5 2011
Any chance we’ll see an android/honeycomb compatible version of this AP soon? I’ve looked at the third party apps but they weren’t woking/working well with the xoom.