Free for non-commercial use, the user-friendly app offers fast access to Windows, Mac and Linux computers located anywhere in the world.īased on the popular TeamViewer software which is already available on iPhone and iPad, the Android version enables complete access to computers from the mobile device. Goeppingen, Germany (February 16, 2011) – TeamViewer, a leading provider of remote control and online presentation software, now offers single-click connection from Android-based devices.
The company behind TeamViewer sent a press release which we’ve included below:Įasy access to Windows, Mac and Linux systems from Android devices I’ll definitely be giving TeamViewer a shot. It’s definitely useful, looks polished, and while I’ve really wanted to connect to my home computers remotely I haven’t tested a lot of solutions on Android Market. Want to connect to your home computer through your phone? Maybe you’d like to be able to offer technical support through your phone while you’re on the go? TeamViewer has been available for awhile as a Beta Application, but it’s now officially out of beta and freely available on Android Market (for non-commercial use).Ĭheck out this demo done by a YouTuber yesterday:
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