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You can use the VNC SDK to establish direct TCP connections between devices if your network environment allows. This might be useful if you can’t

You can use the VNC SDK to create an HTML 5-enabled Viewer app that will run in any desktop web browser*. This means there’s nothing

Today we announce the launch of the VNC SDK 1.2.0 including: Support for direct TCP connections – use the VNC SDK to make direct socket connections between

So, if you’ve used the SDK then you’ll know what the VNC Cloud is. It’s our connectivity service that helps two endpoints connect and have

The VNC SDK includes sample apps for all supported platforms, and it’s only a few minutes’ work to get them up and running and to

Firstly: an apology for the radio silence on the blog. We’ve been very busy here at RealVNC putting together the next release due mid-October. Website

23rd September 2015: RealVNC®, the original developer and provider of VNC® remote access and control software, will be exhibiting its latest technology at SpiceWorld in Austin

Lightspeed Systems, the provider of educational software solutions, and RealVNC, the original developer and global provider of VNC remote access technology, announced that Lightspeed Systems

Today we announce the launch of the VNC SDK 1.1.1 including: Raspberry Pi support – use the SDK to create Viewers and Servers for your Raspberry

If you’ve ever had to call technical support and describe exactly what you’re seeing on your screen, you’ll be familiar with a problem that Comcast

The next release of the VNC SDK will include Service support, widening and deepening the range of addressable use cases for remote access. It allows

RealVNC are proud to announce the launch of the VNC SDK 1.0.1. With support for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS and HTML5, it is the