Developed by Necta, Mouse Server is an innovative software that allows users to convert their mobile phone into a device that is able to perform a wide variety of operations, such as a multimedia controller, a mouse, or a QWERTY keyboard simulator.
The installation process goes smoothly, and once completed, you get in touch with a basic interface that has very few customization options, has a poorly crafted menu, and comes wrapped in an unpleasant yellow color theme.
When it comes to embedded features, the application has some interesting functionalities, such as Voice input - able to replace the common typing operation by using voice commands -, or Remote desktop, to allow users a more efficient way of logging in and controlling their personal computer.
Another cool feature is represented by the possibility of transforming your phone into a joystick, thus allowing users to play games on a PC or Mac using their mobile phone.
Overall, Mouse Server is a smart software utility that can be used by any type of user, regarding their computer skills. It doesn't have an enchanting interface, and the navigation is often sluggish, but it feels fun to use it.
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