Google Chrome Remote Desktop is now available on iOS

After launching on Android platform in April last year , Google today officially announced that Chrome Remote Desktop has officially launched on iOS platform. This application allows users to access Windows/Mac desktops through a secure and reliable remote connection through the browser on mobile devices, and allows the desktop to be adjusted and controlled through the mobile terminal. Currently, the application has been launched on App Store for free and users can download it for free.

Apart from some minor differences in inherent styles, the iOS version of the app is basically the same as the Android version. The usage of Chrome Remote Desktop is as follows:

On a computer with a Chrome browser installed, install Chrome Remote Desktop from the Chrome Web Store and perform preliminary settings.

Install the Chrome Remote Desktop app on your iOS/Android device and click on the computer that appears online to connect and control it remotely.

The beta version of Chrome Remote Desktop was first launched in October 2012, but at that time it only supported remote connection between computers. Users can use the application to generate a code that can be shared with others (friends or computer maintenance personnel), and the latter can use the 12-digit code to remotely connect and control the computer.