CrossLoop in the News

FOR months, I had been trying to ignore it. Like an ailing relative, my desktop computer was becoming increasingly frail. With each passing day, it took longer and longer to boot up...

Free is a lovely word; unfortunately, it's often followed by a disappointing product. We have found 10 great free apps that will help you run your business. Some are so good, you might even be willing...

When Mrinal Desai emigrated to the U.S. from India 10 years ago, his English was good but his "American" was not. To fix that, he reached out into his network of contacts...

Windows/Mac OS X: Free remote desktop application CrossLoopwhich we've mentioned once or twice beforehas just released a Mac version...

CrossLoop has released a beta version of its screen-sharing application for Mac. Having previously assisted PC users with technical support...

CrossLoop, a screen-sharing software service, has finally come to the Macintosh. Download its desktop application...

CrossLoop, a screen-sharing software service, has finally come to the Macintosh...

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...

The curse of being tech-savvy is that you're often called upon to help friends and family members resolve their computer problems. Of course...

Trying to help a less-knowledgeable friend or family member solve computer problems can be very frustrating...

Need remote access to another PC? It's hard to find a simpler solution than CrossLoop...

Sometimes you just need a little help from your friends. Investors are putting $6 million more into CrossLoop, the peer-to-peer IT help desk app...

Remotely controlling an end user's PC across the Internet can be complicated. Remote support tools, like Windows Remote Desktop and VNC, simplify the proce...

We've already written about how CrossLoop is really useful for giving tutorials, since a teacher can not only look over a student's should...

Having seen you upgrade your RAM, sweep your system for malware and then relax with a copy of PC Advisor, do friends and family members assume you know everything there is to know about technology?...