The Intel Remote Keyboard product is an Android and iOS app that works in conjunction with Intel’s mini-PC platform called Next Unit of Computing (NUC) and with the chipmaker’s Compute Stick.

This Remote Keyboard App Was So Screwed Up, Intel Killed It Instead of Fixing It. ... However, in the case of Intel’s Remote Keyboard app for Android, it seems even that is too much work for Intel.

That was the scene at one of Intel's Computex press events today, where the company demoed an interesting use of inductive resonant charging using a concept all-in-one PC and wireless keyboard.

Intel also revealed two additional vulnerabilities which impact the app. CVE-2018-3638, a vulnerability with a "high" danger rating, allows privilege escalation for authorized local attacks and ...

The Intel Remote Keyboard app had over 500,000 installations and an average rating of 3.8 out of 5.0, according to a cached version of its now-defunct official Google Play Store page.

Intel quietly launched a free Android app over the weekend, that lets you use your phone as a keyboard and trackpad for your PC. Intel Remote Keyboard was designed for use with mini PCs that are ...

Called Intel Remote Keyboard, the free Android app lets you use your smartphone as both a keyboard and mouse for your PC. Now you don't even need to worry about trying to connect a peripheral to ...

Note that the Intel Remote Keyboard app is only designed to work with Windows. While the company has an Intel Compute Stick with Ubuntu Linux, this app isn’t designed to work with that model.

The first taste of the dual-screen future at Computex was Project Precog-- an ambitious concept laptop from Asus that does away with the physical keyboard in favor of two beautiful 4K screens.