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  • I have been waiting years for this to come out! Now I have a reason to go buy a bluetooth mouse/keyboard, cuz I don’t think I can handle using Windows with nothing but a touch screen.

  • Works great on my wifi network, but once I switch to 3G or 4G it’ll say it’s unable to connect because of my network configuration.

  • How does Chrome RDP compare to the Windows RDP ? Pros / Cons of using either ?

  • Won’t connect. When I try to establish a PIN so I can access my pc from my nexus, it says it couldn’t start the remote desktop server.

  • This is really cool, but it needs two features before I can switch over from Splashtop for use at the office; the option to turn off the screen when connected through a remote session, and the option automatically lock the computer after you disconnect.

  • ah, I dont like that you have to actually move the mouse to THEN click on what you want click. So used to splashtop click anywhere and mouse follows.

    • Splashtop though provided a means of being able to actually play 3D games on remote computers. Do you know if this works just as well?

        • Either way, its still Taylor Swift possibly sucking the D. If it is trolling, he’s allowed to be feed. If not, well, its Taylor Swift, sucking, the D.

          • Doubt it since guys break up with her for never putting out. And then she writes garbage about every guy that breaks up with her, is it every guy that’s the problem, or is it just her? Probably a lesbian who just doesn’t know it yet

    • From the Chrome Webstore description page: “Chrome Remote Desktop is fully cross-platform. Provide remote assistance to Windows, Mac and Linux users, or access your Windows (XP and above) and Mac (OS X 10.6 and above) desktops at any time, all from the Chrome browser on virtually any device, including Chromebooks.”

      I’m not at home, so I can’t test it right now, but it sounds like it does.

  • I’ve been using Splashtop which works really well with Windows 8.1 Touch controls. But I will try this out. If Google does it better then great. It might be of better use on my Linux Drive if its compatible.

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