DeskDock 1.2.4

DeskDock provides a function that allows you to utilize your computer's mouse with your Android devices over a USB cable. The application permits you to manage your Android device as if it were an additional screen for your computer. By moving your computer's mouse cursor over the screen boundaries, you can seamlessly use it with your Android devices.

Highlighted on reputable platforms like lifehacker.com, androidpolice.com, and androidauthority.com, DeskDock offers several key features:

• Utilize your computer's mouse with your Android devices
• Share clipboard between computer and Android devices
• Compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS
• Operates on all Android versions from 4.1 onwards
• No rooted device necessary
• Shortcut for simulating multitouch
• Connect multiple Android devices to one computer
• Flexible arrangement of devices
• Customizable mouse button actions
• Customizable mouse pointer speed

DeskDock offers a PRO version that includes additional features:

• Use your computer's keyboard with your Android devices
• Drag and Drop functionality: URLs will open automatically, APKs will be installed (Drag and Drop does not function with Linux server)
• Extra shortcuts for turning off the screen, quickly adjusting volume, and screen brightness
• No advertising

DeskDock can be deemed as the counterpart on Android to Universal Control, which implements similar functions in iPadOS and macOS. Additionally, it can be viewed as an unofficial successor to ShareKM or an Android adaptation of Synergy. It is also comparable to a Virtual KVM Switch or a Software KVM Switch solution.

In Android O and later versions, this application utilizes an Accessibility Service to present a mouse cursor above the System UI. This service is specifically utilized for the described purpose and is a critical requirement to ensure a consistent user experience for the application's users, especially those with motor impairments.

To function properly, this application necessitates a complimentary server application to run on your computer, which can be downloaded from http://bit.ly/DeskDockServerW. The Java Runtime version 1.7 or later is mandatory on the computer, and depending on your system, device drivers may need installation.

If you encounter any bugs or issues along the way, the developer advises against leaving negative reviews but instead suggests reaching out via the support email address provided below or within the application for prompt assistance. Thank you!