Control remote computers via VNC, RDP, SSH, and Telnet connections. Support for trackpad, mouse, and Apple Pencil input. Connect using VNC details. Enable Remote Desktop Gateway and NLA. Use external keyboards. Manage multiple sessions.
Stream files from iPhone or iPad to DLNA-compatible devices like smart TVs, AV systems, and speakers. Select and play content with a single tap. Share photos, videos, and music across devices for group viewing or listening.
The app converts between decimal degrees, degrees and decimal minutes, degrees-minutes-seconds, and UTM coordinates. It shows the user's current GPS precision and allows them to copy or send their location.
Control your computer via WiFi from up to 30 feet away. Customize keypads for professional tools. Adjust layout and add navigation pads. Connect using a helper installed on your computer. No line of sight required.
Navigate using real-time GPS and map data. Mark and save locations. Track movement and speed. Share coordinates with others. Use offline maps for areas with limited connectivity. Set waypoints and receive turn-by-turn directions.
Access and control PC, Mac, or Unix systems remotely. View and interact with desktops over Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G/LTE networks. Scale desktops smoothly. Operate efficiently on slow connections with low memory usage.
The app streams photos from a computer to an iOS device over a wireless network. Users can view all photos without syncing or downloading, saving device space.
Users can view and convert coordinates between multiple datums including WGS84, NAD27, and GDA94. Input locations manually or via GPS. Select source or target coordinate systems for conversion. Display locations on an embedded map.
Control On-Air presentations by pausing, playing, or following along. View notes during presentations. Preview slides and video service items. Cast content to TV or projector via AirPlay/Chromecast. Sync with desktop for real-time access.
Provides a 3D floating with realistic OpenGL graphics. Users can switch between nine modes, including direct read, traditional, and rosette styles. It displays degrees, quads, or mils.