The Force Awakens: Sunflower Remote Control IOS5.0 New Touch Button Tribute to Star Wars

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After a lapse of ten years, Star Wars: The Force Awakens was released in early 2016. This is great news for hardcore Star Wars fans. Coincidentally, Sunflower Remote Control Software recently released a new version of the iOS 5.0 main control terminal, and its newly added "flying mouse" shape was inspired by the shape of the Star Wars spaceship.

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In the field of remote control, this virtual mouse is the first button to implement the "AssistiveTouch" shortcut remote control on the iPhone. It is not only equipped with more shortcut key functions, but also fully simulates the left and right buttons and scroll wheel functions of the mouse, allowing remote control to more accurately implement operations such as selection and dragging.

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People in the industry know that Sunflower remote control software can control the desktop, remote files, remote monitoring, VPN networking, etc. through the mutual control between mobile phones and computers, computers and computers, and mobile phones. After connecting to the Sunflower boot stick, the computer host can also be turned on remotely.

Official download address: http://sunlogin.oray.com/zh_CN/download/

Why is the Sunflower virtual mouse called a "flying mouse" and is it related to a Star Wars spaceship? The author contacted the product director of Sunflower, who said that the main purpose of designing this "flying mouse" is to solve the problem of users having difficulty in clicking when remotely controlling their computers with their mobile phones. As for why it is called a "flying mouse", it can be understood that it is a kind of sentiment, a pursuit of the ultimate product.

Out of curiosity, I couldn't wait to experience it:

The flying mouse can hit the target quickly and accurately

The flying mouse is both a mouse and a touch platform. Of course, the software itself supports touch screen control, and users can choose to use the flying mouse or full touch screen, or both at the same time according to their preferences.

By pressing the flying left wing of the mouse, you can easily perform basic operations such as selecting, moving, dragging, and selecting all with the left mouse button. Right-clicking the right wing will open the drop-down menu. By pressing the small circle at the top, you can scroll up and down the window, list, etc. And by tapping the small circle at the bottom, you can see the shortcut keys covering the entire interface. With these shortcut functions, you can save a lot of exit and return operations.

Try double-clicking the circle in the middle, and the mouse will transform. You can quickly move it to the side to dock it for viewing on the desktop. If you don't operate it for 10 seconds, it will automatically shrink and hide. If you really don't want to see it, you can choose to close it in the toolbar. This is a bit similar to Apple's small dots.

In Star Wars terms, the power of this flying mouse is that it allows you to select targets more quickly and accurately when you use your iPhone or iPad to remotely control your computer. It's worth a try for those who have high requirements for remote experience.

(Sunflower main control interface on the mobile phone)

(Watching "Star Wars" on iPad using Sunflower Remote Computer)

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