'iTeleport is also very employee-focused,' he said. First and foremost, as a mobile software startup, the goal is to help people access their digital stuff - apps, music, videos, pictures, files, and more - from any device, from anywhere in the world. 'Setup is quick and painless - no need to manually enter IP addresses or anything of that sort,' Sherwani said.Īccording to Sherwani, iTeleport has three main areas of focus. And you even have full keyboard access.īehind the scenes, the app uses a number of technology 'stacks' to make this magic happen. Using a patent-pending interface, the entire iPhone or iPad touchscreen acts like a giant touchpad - so you can control your computer's mouse by moving your finger across the screen. 'The idea that the work we do has such a wide impact on so many people is incredibly invigorating, and we're looking forward to seeing what the reaction will be to the future products we're working on now,' he said. Sherwani says for every such story, there are thousands of more traditional scenarios, where doctors, lawyers, students, teachers - people from all walks of life - use iTeleport to access their apps and data from anywhere. 'Using iTeleport, he was able to connect to his computer and access material that was otherwise impossible for him to physically control - and he said that our app completely changed his life.' 'One user sent in a testimonial describing how he was paralyzed after a traumatic accident, rendering him bed-ridden and unable to return to his studies,' Sherwani explained. An app created by Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science alumnus Jahanzeb Sherwani (CS'09) lets you control your computer from anywhere in the world using just your iPhone or iPad.Ĭalled iTeleport, it replicates your computer's display on the iPhone or iPad screen so that all the windows and apps you have running on your desktop or laptop can be viewed just as if you were sitting in front of your computer.

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