If you're the owner of one of the micro-sized PCs — the ones the size of a flash drive and can connect to a television — and often find yourself wishing you could type with a keyboard from your couch, ...

Is your laptop’s trackpad or keyboard broken, and do you need to use it urgently? Or, do you want to give a presentation from your laptop but don’t have a controller? Well, Remote Mouse is the ...

If we want to stop a video or move to the next slide, which may be running on our Windows desktop, we need to go to the desktop to do so manually. Have you ever thought of doing these tasks by just ...

Remote Mouse lets you use your iPhone, Android or Windows Phone as a touchpad to control your onscreen cursor in a pinch. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming ...

When I give presentations, watch movies from the sofa in my office, or need to start a task away from my desk, I don’t want to be within arm’s length of my mouse ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The official Remote Desktop app for Windows Phone has been updated. Head into the Windows Phone ...

Smartphones and computers let you get things done anywhere and everywhere, but portability becomes more bane than blessing when you forget a critical file at home, especially if you’re the type of ...

Google has updated the Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android, ditching the previous native app for a (buggy) new web-based version. Before today, Chrome Remote Desktop – Google’s free service that ...

The iPhone has deep functionality, and an app lets you use it as a wireless trackpad for your Mac. Here's how to do it. With a free pair of apps called Remote Mouse, you can control many functions of ...

If your mouse is not working or the mouse cursor disappears on Remote Desktop, first, ensure that your mouse is connected properly and is in proper working condition at the hardware level. If so, ...

The introduction of the Macintosh back in 1984 helped release us from the bondage of the command-line interface. So, it seems ironic that there’s a relatively new category of Mac productivity apps ...