Navigating remote desktops on iPad just got easier with Citrix X1 mouse
Have you ever before attempted to tap on a link on an iPad, but missed due to the fact that your fingers were as well big? Having a computer mouse would assist, however sadly Apple does not allow Bluetooth mice to hook up to iOS, unless you take the danger of jailbreaking. Presented at Summit 2015, Citrix may have fixed your tapping dilemma with a model X1 mouse that deals with the buddy Citrix Receiver customer.
Since most business software does not have a native iOS equivalent, these programs run on a web server, as well as Citrix-designed software enables accessibility to these applications from a phone or tablet computer. The downside is that Windows-based software program is designed for mouse and also key-board input on a desktop computer, not for touch navigation.
The Citrix X1 is an equipment mouse that sends its position and also activity to the Citrix Receiver customer, which have to be set up on an iPad. The app translates the signals and also sends it to the server.
iPad as a mobile workstation
Citrix's remote desktop computer apps coupled with an X1 computer mouse and also a Bluetooth keyboard, a one-pound iPad Air changes into a mobile workstation. If your operations doesn't call for the native handling as well as graphics power of a five-pound workstation notebook, the Citrix setup offers you accessibility to your documents, papers, as well as Windows programs without the mass.
Where to get the Citrix X1
Unfortunately, the X1 is still in prototype currently as well as Citrix is picking a few fortunate individuals to check drive the item. If you like the idea as well as would like to take part in Citrix's aviator program, you can get in touch with the firm for a demo unit.
