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Remote Mouse

Name: Remote Mouse
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)

2.909

27 May 2019

Turn your iPhone into a wireless trackpad and keyboard.

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Overview

Remote Mouse turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless trackpad and keyboard now! You can take control of your presentations from anywhere in the room.

Features:

Two-finger tapping for double click
Two-finger dragging for scroll
Function keyboard with arrow keys
Touchpad with vertical and horizontal orientation
Accelerometer based mouse
Works over WiFi network or 3G
Easy-to-use user interface
Works with OS X 10.5 or 10.6 Leopard/Snow Leopard

Note: After after installation, you need to download iPhone App from: Remote Mouse
And if you would prefer to use a 64-bit version of Remote Mouse, you can download it for free from the Mac App Store (requires OS X 10.7 or later).

What's new in Remote Mouse

Version 2.909:

Minor bug fixes

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4 Remote Mouse Reviews

Rate this app:

Robk

06 January 2011

Most helpful

IMHO this app is NOT really FREE. Before you can use this app, you need to PURCHASE the iPhone app which costs $1.99.

Like (5)

Version 1.06

easyridertx

15 January 2014

I have been using this App for about a week now and find it very acceptable. Occasionally you lose cursor control for an instant but it recovers immediately. I am using it with an Android device and the android app is free. Other similar apps I investigated had imbedded spyware.

Like (2)

Version 2.51

ColemanH

23 May 2011

Well worth the measly $1.99 - quit whining about it and bust open your Piggy Bank.

Like (5)

Version 1.10

Jazzyguy

07 April 2011

NOT FREE!!!!

Like (5)

Version 1.10

Robk

06 January 2011

IMHO this app is NOT really FREE. Before you can use this app, you need to PURCHASE the iPhone app which costs $1.99.

Like (5)

Version 1.06

1 answer(s)

Tachy0n

01 March 2011

Apple is really going to have to classify these Client-Server software suites differently. I suggest calling it "Suite" if it needs an app on computer and iDevice, if one of them is payware. Spread the word!

Like (5)