You have about 10 remotes for generic applications and everything else is locked out. Off the top of my head – use the traditional software keyboard and mouse input, turn your PC on or off, control music ( iTunes, Spotify), control media/movie playback (VLC and many more players), browse the web using different browsers, control a PowerPoint presentation from your phone and a lot more.Ī word about the iOS and Android app: The free iOS and Android apps are pretty similarly limited. You can do loads of stuff with Unified Remote. On Android there’s an entirely different $3.99 Unified Remote Full app. You can pay a $3.99 in-app purchase on the iPhone to unlock all the features or $1 to buy extra remotes for different computer applications. Unified Remote is a free app on iPhone and Android. It only takes a minute or two to get going with Unified Remote. You can add more servers later on ( password protection is supported from desktop app).
Install the server app on your Windows PC or Mac (or both), download the app on your mobile, power it up and it will scan for servers and connect to one automatically.
First, to use Unified Remote ( Android, iOS), you need to be close to your PC and both your phone and PC should be on the same Wi-Fi network.
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