Splashtop, Inc. developed several products to deliver the best-in-class crossed-screen productivity and collaboration experience – they bridge the gap to wirelessly connect smartphones, tablets, ...

Splashtop unveils first iPhone and iPod touch app to remotely deliver the Windows PC experience, including video and audio SAN JOSE, Calif.-- (BUSINESS WIRE)--Splashtop Inc, the leader in mobile ...

It's cheap. It's easy to use. And it streams both audio and video. For simple remote access using an iPad, there might not be a better app. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on ...

Splashtop offers apps for iOS and Android that let you remote control a Mac or Windows computer from your phone or tablet. Want to surf the web using the full version of Firefox? Splashtop lets you ...

Splashtop on Thursday released a new tablet application that replicates the Windows 8 touch-driven Metro user interface on the iPad, which should help developers test applications for Microsoft’s next ...

Your tablet can be a great productivity tool on its own, but using it as a second screen for your computer makes it even better. For Android tablets, Splashtop is our favorite way to do this. It’s ...

Splashtop focuses on remote access without frills and extras that add cost and complexity to competitors. With a focus on just providing solid remote-access tools, Splashtop is far less expensive than ...

Splashtop is expanding its suite of screen sharing, mirroring, and remote desktop apps with new features for Chrome OS that allow users to share content between a Chromebook and other devices. The ...

Splashtop gives you remote access to all your computers with just a few simple clicks. There was a time when pcAnywhere was the only software availableif you needed to take remote control of another ...

For a stable remote-control system that works on all major platforms, we suggest trying Splashtop Personal. For Windows 8, the free tool this week was the second-most downloaded business tool in the U ...

As any Windows user knows all too well, Windows can (and does) take a while to boot up and get online. For example, my desktop PC, which is hardwired to my router (i.e., no waiting for Wi-Fi ...