Show HN: KeyPad – Universal Control like keyboard/mouse for iPhone, iPhone Duo
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Hi Everyone, I'm Samyeer, I wrote KeyPad a while back; it’s still going strong. Apple's Universal Control lets you use your Mac's keyboard and mouse with an iPad, but it doesn't support the iPhone…or anything else. KeyPad lets you use your Mac Keyboard and Trackpad as a bluetooth keyboard and mouse for the iPhone, android phones, Tablets, TVs, Raspberry Pi and I just verified it on the iPhone Duo. You can: Type on your iPhone using the Mac’s full Keyboard. Control the iPhone using your Mac’s mouse or trackpad. Switch between multiple paired devices at will. Supports Gaming controls, hold up to
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