TeamViewer is now a Universal Windows 10 app

Manny Pham

November 20, 2015

TeamViewer is now a universal app across Windows 10 Mobile and Windows 10 as of yesterday.

TeamViewer is an app that can be used to remotely access your PC or even a PC of a friend. Say you forgot an important document on your desktop, you can remotely access it from your phone or another PC, to email it to yourself. Also very useful to help those who aren’t so PC literate.

The update not only upgrades its name to 10 but will also be 15 times faster in setting up the interface with your devices. TeamViewer supports both 256-bit AES and 2048-bit RSA keys for security and is free to download for non-commercial consumers.

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