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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Android phone instead of mouse and keyboard

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Android phone instead of mouse and keyboard

If you have a phone with the Android platform, you can install one interesting application that will replace your keyboard and mouse!

To do this, you need to have an application installed on your phone - AndroMouse.

Also, you need to have a small program on your computer.

The app is available on the Android Market and costs $ 2 but there is also a free version. To download the computer program and phone application, visit  andromouse.com

Now, install the app on your phone and run it. At the same time, run the program on your computer.

Note: No installation is required to run the program, you only need to have Java installed.

You can choose how you connect to your computer: Bluetooth or WiFi

If you have connected, you will see several fields on the screen:

  1. Top box - Tap it and the keyboard will open.
  2. A field in the middle - Moves the cursor
  3. 2 fields at the bottom - left and right-click
  4. The field on the right - has a scroll function
  5. Microphone - voice commands

You can also open settings and set some basic functions there.

All additional instructions can be found on the official website of the application  andromouse.com

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