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Splashtop has launched Mirror Assist and an update to Mirroring360 designed to help larger schools more easily implement and manage the screen sharing solution.

T.H.E. Journal - 2015/02/12

Splashtop is a service that allows for all sorts of screen sharing. Want to show your iPad screen on your projector? Want to control your desktop computer from you iPad? Want your students to be able to control your desktop? How about having your students share their screens with the class. With Splashtop Classroom and Mirroring360 all of this is possible, regardless of what classroom devices you have.

The Ed Tech Round Up - 2014/10/25

Here at Daily Edventures, were always excited to share new apps that have the potential to transform the 1:1 classroom experience, and our announcement today with Splashtop Inc. makes us very excited indeed. The Splashtop Whiteboard app, built on top of the Splashtop Remote Desktop, now turns any Windows 8 device into an interactive whiteboard. And were fortunate to have Splashtop co-founder Thomas Deng with us today to talk about what this app does, and what inspired its creation.

dailyedventures - 2014/04/29

A PR email about the Fire TV excitedly states "The affordable $99 media streaming box beats out Apple TV, Roku, and Chromecast for serious gamers because it comes preloaded with Splashtop to enable 3D gaming /remote desktop to TVs. For $39 you can get the ultimate gaming controller for an even better gaming experience. Watch out game consoles!" Yes, Amazon made a special controller for the Fire TV that's aimed squarely at gamers, with the familiar XYAB button configuration with a D-pad and twin joystick layout that mirrors the 360 controller.

GamesRadar - 2014/04/04

At AMD, were committed to enabling the best possible PC experiences, and today, were helping you bring your desktop PC experience with you on-the-go. Recently, Splashtop® announced that their Splashtop Streamer application is now optimized for select AMD Radeon GPUs and APUs, allowing users to stream content, such as games and videos, from their AMD-powered desktop PCs with super low latency.

AMD Blogs - 2014/03/27

How IT can offset the hassle of #WindowsXP migration. @splashtopchief speaks out //bit.ly/1iu94cC @DianaHwangTT @techtarget

Search Consumerization Techtarget - 2014/03/11

App delivery techniques: Leverage #virtualization & web-based apps with @Splashtop //bit.ly/O5WNhb @techtarget

Search Consumerization Techtarget - 2014/02/26

10 iOS biz apps topping the #AppStore: @Splashtop allows users to access both Windows & Mac from #iOS device //bit.ly/1fO4jmH @eweek

eWeek - 2014/02/26

IT administrators and technology specialists lay out the top technology trends for the year ahead in the K-12 space.

T.H.E. Journal - 2014/02/26

NEW YORK -- Performance is a big concern around remote application access on mobile devices, but there are ways to deliver apps and data from the cloud without compromising speed.

Search Consumerization Techtarget 2013 - 2013/10/17

Business 2 Community - 2013/10/03

Splashtop2 is leading the way in mobile-to-computer virtual desktop use.

Android Central - 2013/09/28

Most conversations about the rapid growth of BYOD [bring your own device] and BYOA [bring your own application] start with the ubiquity of smartphones. Look around on the bus, in the subway, at a fast food restaurant everyone is constantly looking at their smartphones. They have become our command center for organizing and communicating with the world around us, says Thomas Pedersen, CEO of OneLogin, a multinational cloud identity provider. However, other technology developments are contributing to the BYO trends, and the trends themselves are now driving additional changes in the technology environment.

Inc. Magazine Productivity@Work - 2013/09/17

There are certainly plenty of ways to access the files on your desktop or laptop computer, but one of the simplest and most secure methods involves remote access. The developers at Splashtop have created an excellent app just for this. Read on to discover why we recommend this app and how you can use it.

businessBee - 2013/09/12

With the proliferation of iPads and Android tablets, it would seem a logical question whether these tablets could replace the computers in the dental office. So far the answer is not completely although there are many places for them to be used.

Dental Economics - 2013/08/22

Enterprise mobility is unavoidable. And full-blown containerization or virtual desktop solutions aren't cheap. If you're looking for an affordable alternative, take a peek at Goodwill's approach. Lacking funds but facing an imperative to mobilize its workforce, Goodwill settled on a combination of tools from Splashtop and AirWatch. Splashtop is a remote desktop access software originally rooted in the consumer world; AirWatch provides device and application management capabilities.

FierceCIO - 2013/08/19

When the grants that fund Goodwill International began to require onsite job assistance programs, the organization had no choice but to become a mobile enterprise. Doing this on disparate devices and a nonprofit budget wasn't easy, but remote desktop and mobile management tools did the job.

CIO - 2013/08/15

Mobile devices like the iPad have come a long way in terms of features and usability. You can get actual work done with a the right apps on a touchscreen, but there are still times you need access to a desktop environment. However, you dont have to put the iPad down to do that any more. In fact, there are plenty of remote desktop apps for the iPad, at least one of which will fulfill your needs for a mobile, touch-friendly remote desktop app.

GEEK - 2013/08/13

The bring-your-own-device [BYOD] movement has been ushering new devices into the enterprise for the last couple of years, peppering what were once all-Windows environments with machines that run iOS, Android, OS X, Chrome OS and more. A variety of new device and application management products have arrived to help IT staffers negotiate the ensuing complexity -- but one of the BYOD strategies gaining the most traction isn't new at all: desktop virtualization.

InformationWeek - 2013/08/07

Since late last year, report after report has declared that PC sales are falling because users now prefer tablets and smartphones. But tablets aren't the only reason the PC market has been in disarray. Desktop virtualization has also played a behind-the-scenes role -- and that's been bad news for not only PCs, but also for Windows 8.

InformationWeek - 2013/08/07

Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and Northern New Jersey implemented Splashtop for Business to provide secure access to backend systems and applications from mobile devices.

ZDNet - 2013/08/01

Razor-thin margins explain why Apple sells its mobile devices direct, but Microsoft is trying to side-step that issue with a controversial distribution strategy.

Channelinsider - 2013/07/25

brian madden - 2013/06/21

Want to test Windows 8 out on a touch-screen device and only have an Android-powered tablet to hand? ... Win8 Metro Testbed uses Splashtop in order to bring the full Windows 8 experience to any Android-powered tablet, giving the illusion of Microsofts upcoming tablet and desktop operating system running right on the tablet in front of you.

Redmond Pie - 2013/06/06

So you need to grab that hilarious gif from your desktop remotely. No worries, you can tunnel in with, wait, darnit your office PC is snoozing, and not on the wired network [so not even wake-on-LAN to the rescue]. Splashtop's woken up to that scenario, though, and in a collaboration with Intel will be bringing "wake over WiFi" functionality to its popular remote desktop app. Your target PC will need Intel's Smart Connect Technology to make use of the feature, which is coming to Splashtop 2 Remote Desktop for iPad and iPhone first, with Android and other platforms to follow.

engadget - 2013/06/04

Most IT organizations are reconciled to the fact that managing mobile computing deployments is the next big challenge. The issue is finding a way to not only accomplish that goal on their own terms, but also in a way that doesnt break the bank.

IT Business Edge - 2013/05/30

Remote desktop vendor Splashtop has recognized that the bring-your-own device [BYOD] trend is in full flow. The firm has released a new solution so IT departments can offer workers secure access to any business application from any device.

TabTimes - 2013/05/30

Cross-device computing and collaboration company Splashtop has released Splashtop Business and Splashtop Enterprise for IT remote support this week to provide managed services providers [MSPs] with a solution that offers unlimited remote control of physical and virtual computers.

Channel Futures - 2013/03/29

NVIDIA - 2013/03/22

Remote desktops might be the right BYOD solution for some vertical markets. Will Kelly gives us an overview of Splashtop for Good.

TechRepublic - 2013/03/07

Whether it be its iOS, Android or Windows 8 users, Splashtop does a pretty good job at keeping them happy by introducing new things here and there, and the very latest may be no exception to that -- well, at least to some.

engadget - 2013/01/31

Streaming PC game play will soon be a bit nicer for Splashtop users. The company has announced a new app that will allow users to create and customize virtual joysticks. The app is called Configurable Shortcuts and Gamepads app for Splashtop 2 and will be priced at $0.99. Getting this out right from the beginning, the app will be available in Google Play from February 1, 2013.

ANDROID COMMUNITY - 2013/01/31

Splashtop is at the Florida Education Technology Conference [FETC] in Orlando, FL this week to demonstrate two of its mobile technology applications.

the Journal - 2013/01/30

Windows and Mac users may already be familiar with Splashtop's Streamer remote desktop software, but until just recently Linux users didn't have that option for accessing their PCs from a mobile device.

PCWorld - 2012/11/28

Ever been 500 miles away from your Ubuntu Linux server and the only computing device you had to manage it was an Android smartphone or an Apple iPad? Splashtop is working on the program for you: Splashtop Streamer for Linux.

ZDNet - 2012/11/28

With its recent introduction of Splashtop for Business, Splashtop has completed its transition from the instant-on movement it championed when it was still called DeviceVM to a global, enterprise-ready purveyor of management and remote access solutions for mobile devices and BYOD environments. As CEO and co-founder Mark Lee puts it, "We're looking at a consumerization play."

Virtualization Review - 2012/11/27

Shortly after launching its Win8 Metro Testbed on Cupertino's tablet, Splashtop's bringing the Microsoft OS simulator over to the Android side. The app is essentially identical to that of the iPad, meaning it'll give developers [or any other adventurers] a Windows 8 canvas to test out possible future applications on Redmond's novel platform.

Engadget - 2012/06/07

Want to try out Windows 8's Metro interface, without having to ditch your Android tablet? Now you can. Remote desktop vendor Splashtop announced Wednesday that it would add Android support to its Windows 8 Metro testbed product, which allows users to simulate a Metro tablet environment.

NetworkWorld - 2012/06/05

Talk Android - 2012/06/05

Having already released their consumer offering for the BlackBerry PlayBook the folks from Splashtop Inc. have now moved onto their latest release into BlackBerry App World. Splashtop Pro is the enterprise offering from the company that will not only appeal to IT Admins, but the employee's whose companies are now making use of the BlackBerry PlayBook within their workforce.

CrackBerry.com - 2012/05/11

Derek Schauland shows you how the new Splashtop app for the iPad works to allow Windows 8 Metro testing on non-tablets like a PC. ... The fact that the Splashtop apps bring full on tablet functionality to a non-tablet environment has huge potential for developers and admins alike.

TechRepublic - 2012/05/09

Those of us without handy access to Windows 7-generation tablets for testing the OS got a break on April 12, when Splashtop Inc. launched its "Win8 Metro Testbed." The testbed is a remote desktop application that displays Windows 8 from a PC on an Apple iPad. It's more than just a screenscrape, though -- what's important about what Splashtop has done is the company took the innovative gestures Microsoft developed for Windows 8 and made them work on the iPad.

Redmond Channel Partner - 2012/05/02

Windows users who want to access and control their Macs can set up a connection using the free Splashtop Remote app. Accessing a Mac from a PC has always been doable by setting up VNC [virtual network computing] sharing on the Mac and installing a VNC client on the PC. But many people may find it quicker and simpler using Splashtop to create the connection.

cnet - 2012/04/19

Cross-devicecomputing experts at Splashtop scored a deal with Lenovo, which will preload Splashtops apps on its tablets and PCs. Starting in May, customers purchasing Lenovo PCs will get Splashtop Streamer out of box, while those who go for Lenovo ThinkPad tablets will get Splashtop Remote Desktop HD. This is turn will allow users to create a personal cloud and access files on a PC from their tablets while on the go.

IntoMobile - 2012/04/17

Weve been fans of Splashtops remote access apps for quite a while, so when we heard the company was working on a new remote desktop app for Windows 8, we jumped at the chance to take it for a test drive. Dubbed Win8 Metro Testbed-powered by Splashtop, the app is meant to provide Windows 8 developers with an easy way to create tablet apps for Microsofts latest OS without having to pick up an expensive Windows tablet. ... From the looks of it, Splashtops Win8 Metro Testbed has the makings of another excellent remote access app

LAPTOP - 2012/04/12

If youve got Windows 8 Consumer Preview running on a PC, SplashtopsWin8 Metro Testbedwill stream it to your iPad, while allowing for all the same touch gestures youd get on a proper Windows 8 tablet. ... Im satisfied with the app, which provides a good sense of what it feels like to use a Windows 8 tablet. And it has a side benefit: You can use it to access your desktop while connected to the same Wi-Fi network, so you can access Flash video sites such as Hulu on the iPad.

TIME - 2012/04/12

If you want to get a taste of Windows 8 for tablets, a new app for the iPad can simulate the Metro UI on Apple's tablet. Called Win8 Metro Testbed, the app is made by Splashtop, a company known for its remote desktop apps for iOS and Android. ...The app uses the native touch gestures of Windows 8 tablets, such as swiping from the left to switch apps, swiping to the right to reveal the Charms [options] menu or pull from the top to close an app.

CIO - 2012/04/12

Now, Windows 8 tablet developers -- or anyone, for that matter -- can test their apps and play with the Microsoft's Metro interface from within the confines of Apple's ubiquitous tablet. The functionality is made possible by Splashtop. ... It seems that a good amount of effort went into this application, known as the Win8 Metro Testbed, which offers the same swipe capabilities that will be available on a native system.

Engadget - 2012/04/12

PC Magazine - 2012/04/12

The Win 8 Metro Testbed app offers support for Windows 8 Metro UI gestures in what appears to be a fast, low latency environment. ... this will be a boon for developers who couldn't make it to Microsoft's BUILD conference last year, and lack access to a Windows 8 development tablet to test the software they're creating.

The Verge - 2012/04/11

Want to see how Windows 8 looks and feels on atablet? Now you can tap into the experience on your iPad via an app called Win8 Metro Testbed. Designed by the folks at Splashtop, the new app lets iPad users drive the current Windows 8 beta in all its touch-screen glory by remotely controlling the OS from a desktop. ... Running Windows 8 from my PC was very fluid and responsive. I was able to swipe and pinch and finger my way around the OS with virtually no lag time.

cnet - 2012/04/11

Splashtop on Thursday released a new tablet application that replicates the Windows 8 touch-driven Metro user interface on the iPad, which should help developers test applications for Microsoft's next OS without investing in a Windows tablet. The "Win8 Metro Testbed -- powered by Splashtop" ... replicates the Windows 8 UI, and developers will be able to test specific touch-driven applications

PC World - 2012/04/11

Summary:If youre developing Metro apps for Windows 8, how do you test touch features? One option is to use a new app called Win8 Metro Testbed, which allows an iPad to access a Windows 8 machine over a network. The remote connection is surprisingly responsive.

ZDnet - 2012/04/11

The world of cross-device computing inched closer with the release today of a new "Win8 Metro Testbed" connection solution from Splashtop Inc. "We have been coordinating very closely with Microsoft to support Metro applications," explained Mark Lee, Splashtop's CEO. "In the whole process, we've found it is very challenging for developers to appreciate the Metro experience without having a Windows 8 tablet. ... So we came out with the idea that we all have iPads because we are developing iPad apps, and let's turn these iPads to run, enable and remote into a vendor's PC."

Redmondmag.com - 2012/04/11

Splashtop Inc., one of the most successful app sellers in the Apple App Store and on Google Play, released "Win8 Metro Testbed -- powered by Splashtop." ... Splashtop Inc. was primarily thinking about developers when it created, and priced, the tool. ... What Splashtop did was create a way for the native Windows 8 Metro touch gestures to work on the iPad.

Redmond Channel Partner - 2012/04/11

For those keen to see just how the Metro UI will look and function at tablet level, your prayers may just have been answered by a company named Splashtop. A veteran in the remote desktop apps scene, it has really set a new benchmark by creating an app offering a relatively accurate Windows 8 tablet Metro UI to the market-leading iPad.

Redmond Pie - 2012/04/11

The Verdict:If the ability to play movies and listen to music on your remote desktop is top priority, Splashtop Remote Desktop is your best bet. ...the best overall method to get your PC on your tablet

LAPTOP - 2012/03/23

After theiPad,Splashtop is bringing its Whiteboard app to the growing army of Android tablet owners. As you can imagine from the applications name, it allows teachers and students to turn their tablet into an interactive whiteboard.

IntoMobile - 2012/03/15

Splashtop, a California-based software company founded in 1996, has released an application that gives functionality similar to that of an interactive whiteboard to Android-based tablet computers. The application,Splashtop Whiteboard, allows annotations to be made on a tablet computer and displayed through an existing projector or interactive whiteboard when the tablet is connected to a school computer via a wireless network connection.

T.H.E. Journal - 2012/03/14

Splashtopis one of the premier remote desktop apps out there and, at CES, we got aprettysweetdemoof it pushing full screen games and HD video from a Windows 7 PC to a Tegra 3 tablet. Now that version [THD] is available for download in the Android Market.

Engadget - 2012/03/02

If you need to emulate your Mac or Windows desktop on your iPad, or you're dead set on showing some Flash video or animation, the Splashtop app [and accompanying desktop software] is one of the easiest ways to do it.

Wired - 2012/01/31

AppAdvice - 2012/01/31

Both apps offer a way to remotely tap into your office computer, but which is the best? Inc.'s John Brandon weighs in. ... The verdict?The next time I hit the road, I plan to use the more affordable Splashtop app. I recommend it to other users looking for a way to tap into their office computers, whether they are up in the air or at the coffee shop.

Inc. Magazine - 2012/01/26

LAPTOP - 2012/01/11

If you've been holding out and waiting for a really good remote desktop solution to arrive on theBlackBerry PlayBook, well -- that wait is over. Splashtop Remote Desktop HD has now arrived for the BlackBerry PlayBook and is available in BlackBerry App World.

CrackBerry.com - 2012/01/11

Without so much of a hitch in the graphics, NVIDIA showed off the Transformer Prime running the app Splashtop, it running a desktop through its display and, believe it or not, the massively popular game Skyrim. Splashtop will certainly gain a whole lot of bonus users after this, you can bet that and the Transformer Prime without a doubt. The PC renders the graphics, the Transformer Prime shows off the game, you play it.

SlashGear - 2012/01/10

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to thewebOS Nation Best of 2011 Awards. We receivednine thousand votesfor this years awards ... but in the end, there can be only one Best of 2011. Best webOS Tablet App of 2011:Winner: Splashtop Remote Desktop HD Best webOS Business/Finance App of 2011: Winner: Splashtop Remote Desktop HD

webOS Nation - 2011/12/28

Splashtop Inc., provider of best-in-class cross-device computing experience across tablets, phones, computers and TVs, has announced complete optimization of the Splashtop Remote Desktop HD application with the NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core mobile processor. The award winningRemote Desktop HD applicationoptimization for NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core mobile processor will provide high performance for delivering enhanced gaming and HD video experience.

TMCnet.com - 2011/12/21

If youre planning to pick up a Tegra 3-powered tablet [i.e. the ASUS Transformer Prime] in the future, Splashtop Remote Desktop HD is an appyou might want to pick up. Splashtop Inc. announced today that its desktop cross-device computing software, Splashtop Remote Desktop HD, has been optimized for NVIDIAs Tegra 3 processor and is capable of delivering 60+ frames per second andsub-40 millisecond latency.While this doesnt mean that much if youre using Splashtop Remote Desktop HD to do things like edit documents, it makes a world of difference when it comes to gaming or watching HD videos.

Ubergizmo - 2011/12/19

PC Magazine - 2011/12/09

Even if you're halfway across the world, the $3 Splashtop app will let you stream music, movies, and TV shows from your computer to your Kindle Fire. That means you can access any file you own [as long as you're on Wi-Fi] without worrying about storage space. Watch the video to find out how to configure Splashtop.

cnet How To - 2011/12/02

If you like the idea of accessing files on your desktop computer from your tablet, youre probably familiar with Splashtop Remote Desktop. The app thats currently available on most tablets out there has one more device to add to its repertoire Amazons hot-selling Kindle Fire tablet. Remote Desktop turns the Kindle Fire into a device thats capable of more than just consuming content it basically turns your tablet into a portable version of your desktop.

Ubergizmo - 2011/11/29

PC Magazine - 2011/11/04

Tablets are growing in popularity in the enterprise, but managing them effectively can be a challenge for IT. Splashtop says its latest release eases the headache for IT with a cloud-based system that its easy to deploy. Buildingon the companysnamesake service, the new Splashtop Pro is designed for corporate IT, service providers and system integrators.

TabTimes - 2011/11/01

Ever thought about what Windows or OS X might look like on an Android device? A lot of Android users were fantasizing about having Windows 8 on their tablets, after the Windows 8 launch, that is. Well, stop dreaming and smell the, hmm, window cleaner? Just kiddingBut still, check out Splashtop Remote Desktop, it will make your Windows 8-meets-Android dreams come true!

AndroidPIT - 2011/10/26

Splashtop Remote Desktop is a good method for remotely accessing Windows PCs and Macs using the HP TouchPad. It turns these remote systems into a touch-optimized system on the tablet. ... Splashtop Remote Desktop for the TouchPad is a very polished app that extends the utility of the tablet. It is a solid method for performing system maintenance remotely on Windows or Macs. It is also a good way to access programs remotely that are not native to the TouchPad.

ZDNet - 2011/09/26

Splashtop Remote Desktop is now available for Mac. If you have not tried it yet, it is a remote-desktop software that allows a Mac computer [theres a PC version as well] to be controlled remotely by another device [PC, Mac, Android, iOS]. There are a number of possible uses for this type of software but a couple of examples come to mind: you could access files and applications that are too heavy for a mobile device to handle, or too sensitive to put on a laptop. You may also play a video or use a website/app that would not run natively on a tablet or smartphone.

Ubergizmo - 2011/09/22

Splashtop has brought its Remote Desktop tool to Mac OS X. ... The new Mac client is a pretty good deal. Splashtop Remote Desktop has replaced my use of Screens on the iPad and has displaced TightVNC as my preferred remoting solution on Windows 7 Home Premium.

Arstechnica - 2011/09/21

Not content with creating the possibility of [emulated] Wii gamingon Android tablets, Splashtop continues to spread itself across pretty much anything with a screen, with a Mac-friendly version available now at the Mac App Store. This release allows both Mac OS X 10.6 and Windows to hold hands across the great OS divide -- nice to see Splashtop is still beavering away at its "Bridge to Anywhere."

Engadget - 2011/09/21

At its current discounted price of $4.99 [down from its standard $19.99 price],Splashtop Remote Desktopmight be the least expensive way to gain remote access to a PC orMacfrom aniPad. It installs quickly and is dead simple to use. In this brief tutorial, I'll show you how it works.

cnet How To - 2011/08/12

Wish you had an extra monitor but dont feel like spending any extra money on getting one? If you have a computer running Windows 7, a WiFi connection and an iPad youre in luck. Splashtop Inc. has just announced the release of its Splashtop XDisplay app for iPad that turns your iPad into your second monitor for your desktop or laptop computer.

Ubergizmo - 2011/07/27

I got iPhoto '11 to run on the iPad using a remote desktop software called Splashtop. Splashtop streams whatever is on your Mac screen to your iPad at its native 1024 x 768 resolution, allowing you to control it remotely. iPhoto '11 fits the iPad perfectly right now. Once I was connected to my Mac, I set iPhoto in the new full screen mode. It didn't just fit the iPad perfectly; full screen iPhoto '11 actually feels designed entirely for the iPad, from top to bottom.

Gizmodo - 2011/05/24

A quality remote desktop app can be a device changer for the iPad, and there are so many to choose from in the App Store. A relatively new entry into the crowded genre is Splashtop Remote Desktop for iPad which connects to your Mac or Windows computer on your iPad from anywhere you have an internet connection. Now the big question is what makes this app different from all the rest, and the answer is speed.

AppAdvice - 2011/02/01

Splashtop Remote allows for movie and music streaming, together with access to files and applications, remote PC and Flash gameplay, and the ability to wake up a computer remotely via Wake-on-LAN.

Android Community - 2011/01/07

Shortly after bringing your Windows PC to the iPhone, iPod and iPad, the aforementioned company has now issued an Android client. As you'd probably guess, it allows anyone with an Android-based smartphone or tablet to tap into their networked Windows PC, with content and applications both accessible.

Engadget - 2011/01/07

That means pictures, video, documents, games, and any other file or program on a main PC is up for grabs no matter where you are. Splashtop's remote connection is so strong, you'll feel like your treasured media files are right in front of you. And that's the point.

Laptop - 2011/01/07

PC Magazine - 2011/01/06

Splashtop does look pretty handy. It books quickly to a minimalist OS that features Chromium, the open-source version of Chrome, with Flash pre-installed. There's a search bar powered by Bing.

Lifehacker - 2010/12/01

Weve long admired Splashtop, the instant-on OS that boots quickly and provides simple web browsing, photo viewing, and other basic tasks faster than you can say Windows 7Home Premium three times backwards

Laptopmag.com - 2010/11/30

Ubergizmo - 2010/11/30

Splashtop OS should appeal to users who want quick access to the Internet, but who also want access to native applications, and either want or don't mind Windows. If Microsoft chooses to push the technology as a way to promote Bing, the downloadable Splashtop could reach a far greater audience.

LinuxDevices - 2010/11/29

The latest version of the Splashtop OS, now in beta, is a lightweight version of Linux that allows users to surf the Web, access online applications or check e-mail almost instantly after switching on a PC.

PC World - 2010/11/29

The app, which works over a Wi-Fi connection, lets you maneuver around your Windows machine, launching and running apps and doing stuff you cant do on an iPhone.

pcworld.com - 2010/11/18

The fact that Apple mobile products don't support flash at all is a huge disappointment for a lot of us. Web browsing just isn't the same when content is limited. Luckily, all that is changing thanks to a new app currently available in the App Store... This is a great app for anyone who wants access to more content on their iPad

MTV.com - 2010/11/18

Splashtop Remote Desktop allows you to watch Flash videos on your iPhone Using your iOS device, you can see and control your Windows PC like you are directly in front of it, access all files and programs on it without having to Sync, watch videos [including Flash] and listen to music from your PC- basically do everything that you can do on your PC using your iPhone.

uberphones.com - 2010/11/17

Splashtop's new iPhone app, Remote Desktop, lets you fire up your computer's display on the iPhone. You can control apps, click and type at them, even play audio and video from your computer over the iPhone.

nytimes.com - 2010/09/15

Got "Smart On," "Quick Start," "Express Gate," "QuickWeb," "Latitude ON" or even the plain vanilla Splashtop instant-on OS embedded in your PC? Chances are, sometime next year, you'll be getting a MeeGo app-capable upgrade.

engadget.com - 2010/09/14

If you cant wait for a tablet running Windows, then a new app from DeviceVM turns the iPad itself into a Flash-playing Windows machine.

ft.com/techblog - 2010/08/26

pcmag.com - 2010/08/25

If you do work up the arm strength and fashion courage to lug this thing outside, however, you'll find that quick connectivity is greatly enhanced by Splashtop, which allows you to quickly boot to a Linux-based shell and run a browser.

engadget.com - 2010/07/26

Googles PC operating system will consist of a Linux boot system that launches the companys Chrome browser. Youll do everything in the browser thanks to Google Apps and other Web-based services, many of which are free. But San Jose-based DeviceVMs Splashtop already does this on 30 million shipped computers.

venturebeat.com - 2010/01/05

Splashtop, everyones favorite instant-on operating system, is getting a major upgrade.

laptopmag.com - 2010/01/05

Consumer demand for portable PCs that can turn on as a fast as a phone is likely to be satisfied by the netbook and smartbook categories in 2010 , but Dell is looking out for small and medium businesses who still prefer notebooks.

ft.com/techblog - 2010/01/02