Gaming accessory maker Razer has released its PC Remote Play app, enabling gamers to stream games from their PC to an iPhone or iPad either on a home network, or across the Internet on 5G.

The solution is provided by iMazing, a powerful iOS management app for Mac and Windows. It's normally $34, but you can get it today on a single device license for just $14.99.

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The “Windows App” for Mac, iOS, and browsers is a fancy remote desktop, for now Microsoft wants you in Windows, whether you're on iPad, Android, or Chrome OS.

Microsoft recently shipped an update for its Remote Desktop app that improves the experience of switching between portrait and landscape mode.

Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection review: Free, native remote control MRDC obviates the need for third-party remote desktop software if you have decent tech chops—and a pro version of Windows.