Pro Presentation mode supports navigation, slide preview, slide numbers, presentation timer Basic Presentation mode supports next/back with any presentation software Trackpad with full mouse control and scrolling Control media websites such as YouTube, Pandora, Hulu, Netflix Pressure sensitive graphic Tablet for Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketchbook, Pixelmator, and more. Media pauses or mutes on incoming calls Presentation Remote with Pro option (Keynote/Powerpoint) Supports Bluetooth & USB with In-app purchase (Mac OS X ONLY, please see requirements) Call a phone number on your computer, push an address from your computer to your Maps app or even call an Uber. Send content from your computer directly to your iOS device. Insert live text, photos, QR/UPC codes, and documents in any application using your iPhone camera. Apple Watch App (Trackpad/Media/Presentation control) Album artwork and track info for current playing song for Apple Music and Spotify OS X style Dock (works just like the dock in OS X) Air mouse (works with the motion of your hand) Trackpad mouse (full screen vertical and landscape modes) Wireless control over your entire computer Mobile Mouse was the first and is still the most advanced and feature rich remote & mouse app for iOS with no subscription fees. The accompanying Apple Watch app includes a trackpad, application switcher, as well as media and presentation remotes, giving you complete control over your computer and advanced presentation controls all on your wrist. Mobile Mouse works as a fully functional muti-touch trackpad mouse, as well as an in-air mouse, allowing you to control your computer with the motion of your hand. Sit back and surf the web, browse your photo library or control your music player from the comfort of your couch. Mobile Mouse instantly transforms your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch into a wireless trackpad, remote, keyboard, and MUCH more for your Mac or Windows PC.
Control your Mac or PC with the original and most advanced remote mouse app with no subscription fees! Beware of imitations.
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