Transform your phone into a wireless mouse, keyboard and trackpad for your computer, it enables you to control your PC/Mac/Linux effortlessly through a local network connection. Remote media controller, file browser and remote desktop are included.
| DEVELOPER | WiFi Mouse |
| Updated |
April 22, 2022
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| Size |
14M
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| Version |
4.5.1
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| Requires Android |
5.0 and up
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You can transform your phone into a wireless keyboard, mouse, and trackpad for your PC or Mac/Linux by connecting to a local network. Remote media controller, file browser, remote desktop, and remote media browser are all included.
This app replaces a broken keyboard and mouse, so you can now relax on your sofa and play movies or other games from the comfort of home.
Key Features
* Fully simulated mouse
* Support for Android system and third party input methods, including emoji
* Simulate computer keyboard and support multiple language keypads
* Support multi-touch gestures, simulating Apple Magic Trackpad
* Remote Shutdown/Sleep Computer
* Media Controller (unified controller for YouTube(web), VLC and Spotify, Windows media player. Netflix(web) and QuickTime).
* Voice input remotely.
* Remote application launcher.
* Web Remote: Supports Safari and Chrome.
* Browse and open computer files.
* Games pad (remote computer game) to control Roblox games on a PC.
* Gyro mouse (Gyro sensor).
* Remote desktop (RDP), computer screen in your hand
* Remotely control PowerPoint/Keynote.
* Stream and control DLNA device, and browse multimedia files that are shared with the DLNA media servers.
If your phone has an infrared blaster, you can control Apple TV, Samsung TV and LG TV. (beta)
* Compatible with Windows 7/8/10 and Mac OS x/Linux/Raspberry
Quick set
* Download & install the mouse server from the website http://wifimouse.necta.us
* Make sure you have your phone and computer on the same network
* Make sure that your firewall allows mouse server access to the computer.
* Use the Start app to connect to one computer
Permissions
* Full network access is required for connection to a mouse server.
* Vibration: For key feedback from the press
* Transmit infrared for remote control of IR
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