VNC 5.3.2 released
We’re pleased to announce the latest release of our flagship VNC® software for desktop platforms. Read the release notes and then download VNC to start a free trial.
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VNC SDK 1.4.0 launched
We’re thrilled to announce the latest version of our SDK, which enables users to annotate the desktops of remote computers. You may use this feature in order to share ideas with other connected users, leave feedback, or show a novice how to perform an operation. Click to read the full VNC SDK 1.4.0 release notes. To … Read more
RealVNC enables Minecraft on Raspberry Pi to be played remotely for the first time
3rd May 2016: RealVNC®, the original developer and provider of VNC® remote access and control software, has released an alpha version of VNC for the Raspberry Pi. This alpha contains new technology that, for the first time, enables Minecraft for Pi to be seen and controlled from a remote computer or tablet at a fast enough … Read more
Are you in London next week? Come see us at the Smart IoT conference!
Are you in London next week? Come see us at the Smart IoT conference where the VNC Developer team will be demoing the latest VNC features, and how you can remotely control and support connected devices. Smart IoT is the largest conference in the UK to gather the key global players and rising stars of Internet of Things … Read more
VNC 5.3.1 released
We’re pleased to announce the latest release of our flagship VNC® software for desktop platforms. Read the release notes and then download VNC to start a free trial.
VNC SDK 1.3.0 launched
We’re pleased to announce the latest version of our SDK, enabling you to create view-only Server apps for Android 5+ devices, plus a host of other improvements. Click to read the full VNC SDK 1.3.0 release notes. If you’re an existing customer, you only need rebuild – not re-work – your apps against this version to … Read more
Network status page goes live
Today, our network status page has been made live. Check out https://status.vnc.com to see live information about VNC Cloud availability. It is a simple tool that will help you debug connection issues.
Connect devices directly instead of using VNC Cloud
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 (or don’t want to) use our VNC Cloud service to broker and relay connections. It also means you can create Viewer or Server apps that can potentially connect* to millions of computers … Read more
Control a computer from within your web browser
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 for your users to download or install; simply embed the Viewer app in a web page, publish the URL, and your users will be able to connect to and control … Read more
VNC SDK 1.2.0 launched
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 devices, or simply connect to shrinkwrapped VNC productswith an Enterprise or a Personal license to speed up your development Support for the new Pi Zero – connect to and from the new Raspberry … Read more
Cloudless socket connections coming next week!
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 a VNC session regardless of their network characteristics. We’ve listened to your feedback and we understand that sometimes it’s preferable to connect directly, without the help of the VNC Cloud. That’s … Read more
Get connected with the sample apps
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 start evaluating connectivity and control. You can connect to a Windows, Mac, Linux or Raspberry Pi computer from any combination of these platforms, and from an iOS or Android device … Read more
