remoteME server

remoteME server creates a brigde between your computer and your Android mobile device, transforming the handset into a remote controller for the PC. It acts as a server running on Windows, which can connect to a client application represented by its mobile counterpart.

In order for the application to work, both the computer and the Android device must be connected to the same wireless network. The server side does not require installation and is very easy to handle. It runs silently in the system tray, waiting for the client application to initiate a connection.

Information about the server is available via the right-click context menu and you will need this to set up a new connection with the handheld device. The window displays the server's IP and MAC addresses, as well as the number of currently active connections.

You can use custom connection and scan mode ports to establish the connection between the PC and the Android phone or tablet. For security purposes, remoteME server features communication encryption using the AES 128bit standard, as well as password protection in order to prevent others from changing its settings without your consent.

The mobile app can detect all the computers in the same Wi-Fi network that run the server. Once a connection request is sent and accepted by the server, it enables you to control various media players remotely and use predefined actions to move the cursor or perform clicks.

The on-screen keyboard helps you enter text using the Android device, while the power options controlling capabilities enable you to shutdown or restart the Windows system remotely.

remoteME server connects to the Android app and helps you interact with your computer from distance. If you want to change the current song from the next room or shutdown the computer from the comfort of your bed, then you should give it a try.