Turn your Android phone into wireless mouse and keyboard!

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The applications available for Android devices is too many. Several of them are actually very useful. One of these is the AndroMouse, which gives us the ability to turn any Android device into a wireless keyboard and mouse for our computer.

First you need to download the application on our mobile from Google Play . The version that will introduce you to are free. Apart from the application in the mobile will need to download and its application in our computer by clicking on the button below:

The program does not need installation. Just decompress the file you download and run the "AndroMouse Desktop 2.5". Immediately you will see the main program screen, which displays the IP address of our computer and the identifier name for the network Bloutooth.

Similarly to our mobile with the installation is finished the program displays the following screen:

If we want to use the wireless connection to connect the mobile with our computer choose "WiFi" (should the computer and mobile be on the same network). Alternatively we can make network connection via Bluetooth clicking on "Bluetooth".

When selecting WiFi the following screen appears on our mobile or which asks us to define the IP address of the server, which is none other than the IP address of our computer. The keyboard and press the button "Connect".

If the connection is successful you will see the following screen on our mobile. It is essentially the touchpad through which you can move your mouse on our computer.

Also notice that now our computer is displayed "Server Status" has changed to Connected.

Click on the square in the top right hand side on our mobile see more options:

Clicking on the touchpad one appears like when it was connected to the program. Option 2 appears on our mobile keyboard which can type that we want our computer.

Clicking on 3 displays a screen with some special keys that we have in our computer keyboard. For example keys F, ESC, Capc Lock etc.

Clicking on the Numpad 4 appears exactly as it is in our computer.

If you choose Bluetooth connection instead of WiFi will display a list of available Bluetooth devices around us. Select the Bluetooth name that corresponds to our computer and immediately place the link.