“With AirServer 3.0, released yesterday, the developers have completely re-engineered AirServer to fully take advantage of iOS 5′s AirPlay and Lion compatibility,” Federico Viticci reports for MacStories.
“I’ve tested the app last night, and it’s already working fine on the Golden Master releases of iOS 5 and OS X 10.7.2,” Viticci reports. “Once you’ve installed AirServer 3.0 as a preference pane (it’s also got a new iCloud-like icon) and assigned a name to your Mac (the one that will show up in the list of AirPlay devices on iOS), you’ll be able to send music, photos and videos to your Mac.”
Viticci reports, “At $7.99, AirServer is a complete solution to turn your Mac into an AirPlay receiver for music, photos and videos.”
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