LG VPInput app lets you control an LG G4, G5 or V10 from a PC
Technologies like Microsoft's Continuum, Canonical's Convergence or
even the recently announced Xbox Play Anywhere might not be enjoying
overwhelming popularity in their current states, but they all represent a
very active push towards a simpler device and platform-agnostic future
tech sphere. LG has apparently caught the innovation spirit too, as
evident by the new VPInput app, which it just announced.
The software allows users to control an LG G4, G5 of V10 phone from a
PC, via Bluetooth. This includes forwarding input from a mouse and
keyboard, including keyboard custom shortcut mapping, sharing a
clipboard and capturing screenshots from the handset. Naturally, the
process requires a software from the PC side as well and the provided
one is compatible with both Windows and OSX.
Now, before you hit up the comments section, we are well aware that this is not a new concept, nor is it the best solution to the use case in question, currently out there. Still, it is a good start and judging by user reviews, works pretty well.
Naturally, the next logical step would be to expend the list of supported devices and perhaps add a live video stream. This will allow LG's solution to catch up the Samsung and its SideSync app. The latter is definitely a polished piece of software with a long history.
And if the field of remote smartphone control interests you, there
are definitely options out there to explore even if you are not using an
LG or Samsung device. May we suggest the excellent Vysor app that works
great and offers extreme compatibility, as its PC component works
within Chrome.
The software allows users to control an LG G4, G5 of V10 phone from a
PC, via Bluetooth. This includes forwarding input from a mouse and
keyboard, including keyboard custom shortcut mapping, sharing a
clipboard and capturing screenshots from the handset. Naturally, the
process requires a software from the PC side as well and the provided
one is compatible with both Windows and OSX.Now, before you hit up the comments section, we are well aware that this is not a new concept, nor is it the best solution to the use case in question, currently out there. Still, it is a good start and judging by user reviews, works pretty well.
Naturally, the next logical step would be to expend the list of supported devices and perhaps add a live video stream. This will allow LG's solution to catch up the Samsung and its SideSync app. The latter is definitely a polished piece of software with a long history.
And if the field of remote smartphone control interests you, there
are definitely options out there to explore even if you are not using an
LG or Samsung device. May we suggest the excellent Vysor app that works
great and offers extreme compatibility, as its PC component works
within Chrome.
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