Getting back to the Mac version, it offers cross-platform compatibility, meaning Windows users can share/control Mac desktops and vice-versa. That's perfect for businesses that run both operating ...

CrossLoop, a company that lets two people easily share their desktops while working in different locations, has raised $3 million in a first round of capital. We’ve covered CrossLoop before (see our ...

CrossLoop, a company that allows two people to share their computer desktops, has launched an online marketplace where you can find experts to help you with a wide range of (mostly computer-related) ...

Windows/Mac OS X: Free remote desktop application CrossLoop—which we've mentioned once or twice before—has just released a Mac version, which means simple, cross-platform remote support and file ...

CrossLoop, the Monterey, CA-based developer of a popular screen-sharing application for PCs announced this month a version compatible with Intel Macs, extending the company’s innovative on-line ...

November 12, 2007 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Tech site the How-To Geek runs down how to remote control a PC using previously posted CrossLoop, free Windows ...

Ever wish you could just take over your Mom’s computer when she calls you with a PC problem? A free peer-to-peer app called CrossLoop lets you do just that, acting like one of those pricey, help-desk ...

After nearly five million downloads of its Windows PC client, CrossLoop brings its screen-sharing app and growing pro-am computer support community to the Mac (download here, for Intel Macs running OS ...

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