We first heard about a Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android back in July 2013, but at the time it was called “Chromoting.” It’s probably a good thing Google went with the more familiar “Remote ...

I recently heard from a reader who asked about the best software for remotely accessing and controlling another computer. I use the software to manage my Mac Mini’s Plex and Channels DVR servers when ...

Earlier this week, Google announced that its remote desktop extension, Chrome Remote Desktop, had graduated out of beta. This simple, free browser extension enables users to connect remotely to other ...

Fast and free, Chrome Remote Desktop is available on any operating system that supports the Chrome browser, including, of course, Chrome OS. It supports both unattended access and one-off screen ...

Google has updated the Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android, ditching the previous native app for a (buggy) new web-based version. Before today, Chrome Remote Desktop – Google’s free service that ...

Google today launched a Chrome Remote Desktop app for iOS, which allows Chrome users to access their Mac or PC desktop computers remotely using an iOS device. Google has had an Android version of the ...

Remote access — the ability to control a computer from a different location over the network — might not be something you need to use every day. However, it does come in handy in certain situations.

Google launched Chrome Remote Desktop for mobile, giving only those with an Android phone or tablet -- sorry iOS users -- the ability to control their desktop computers from afar. Joining a slew of ...

iOS users will now be able to use Google's Chrome Remote Desktop app to access their desktop PCs remotely from their Apple devices. The iOS version of the app follows its release on the Android Google ...

Google is further expanding its lineup of software for remote access capabilities with the release of the Chrome Remote Desktop app for iOS devices. The app allows users to remotely access and take ...

How to take control of your desktop from your Apple device. Signage for Google Inc.'s web browser Chrome is displayed at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2012. — - ...