Apps tagged with 'second-display'

Tab Display seamlessly transforms your tablet into a second monitor, allowing you to extend your screen and stream the virtual display directly to your device. This app supports both Android tablets and iPads for use with Windows and Mac environments.

Transforms tablets or smartphones into a low-latency, high-res second screen or graphics tablet for Mac and PC, with secure remote access and touch support.

superDisplay turns your Android device into a portable USB display for your Windows 10 PC. Duplicate or extend your screen simply by plugging in your phone or tablet.

A small, fun app that helps you use your iPad as an external HDMI display for any camera, video game console, or even VHS.

Turn your iPad, Android tablet, Kindle or smartphone into a high performance extra monitor for your computer

CamX - USB Camera is a multifunctional iOS app that converts your device into a portable video capture tool, capable of recording from various sources, and can also serve as a gaming console display or secondary screen.

Turn your iPad into a professional drawing tablet.

Turn your iPad into a wireless second display.

MoniCon let you use iPad as a portable console monitor!.

GiMeSpace KVMShare Pro is one of the very few real KVM software sollutions that not only shares mouse and keyboard but really allows you to share video in the form of windows on the screen of connected computers while using minimal bandwidth.

Genki Studio is a software that turns your iPad into a portable monitor and video capture device. It connects to a Genki ShadowCast or any USB UVC device, with features like external monitor support, Apple Pencil markup, and multitasking.

Turn your iPad/iPhone or Android tablet or smartphone into a convenient side monitor for your Windows or Mac desktop. iDisplay is a universal app specially optimized for iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android devices screens.

Make your iPad/tablet/computer into a secondary monitor on Linux. - GitHub - kbumsik/VirtScreen: Make your iPad/tablet/computer into a secondary monitor on Linux.

Toggle your second monitor on/off instantly with a global hotkey. Perfect for gaming focus mode or quick workspace switching.

Ever switch monitor configs on your laptop and all of your windows are squished down in size and in the wrong position? Ever want to minimize all windows but save their layouts and min-max'ed states for later?

MirrorHall creates virtual second monitors over the network using UDP video streaming among Linux desktop or mobile devices. It is optimized for low latency, and is based on gstreamer and GNOME's mutter screen sharing APIs.