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First ever iOS remote desktop solution is released
- tamasss 14y agoHas this become possible due to some new iOS6 feature? Afaik previously there was no way you could inject events or grab the screen contents outside of your own app... I'm talking about non-JB devices of course. So how did you do it? Partnership with Apple? Private APIs? I'm really curious.
- relix 14y ago"Fully compatible with iOS5/iOS6", so not iOS6 specific.
- relix 14y agoAccording to another article [1], this application won't be available through the App Store, only the iOS Developer Enterprise Program, which means that Apple doesn't need to approve the app to get it to run on the iPhones/iPads of a company. This means it probably uses private API's, because if this was not the case, we would have seen remote control apps like this before in legitimate channels such as the App Store. [1]: http://www.consumerizeit.com/blogs/consumerization/archive/2012/10/11/apperian-announced-an-app-that-gives-full-remote-control-of-ios-through-a-browser-wait-seriously.aspx http://www.consumerizeit.com/blogs/consumerization/archive/2...
- dcope 14y agoNot really the "first" as there have been VNC servers[1] available for quite some time now. [1] http://gitweb.saurik.com/veency.git http://gitweb.saurik.com/veency.git
- drunknbass 14y agoveency doesn't work out of the box over wan, requires jailbroken device, etc. Apples and Oranges.