LogMeIn now available for Macs

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LogMeIn now available for Macs

by Jason Clarke Jun 6th 2007

LogMeIn has some lovin' for us Mac users, and has released an early preview of LogMeIn for the Mac platform. It seems "preview" is replacing "beta" as the label of choice for early release software these days.

If you've used LogMeIn on a PC in the past, the experience of using it on a Mac will feel very familiar - in fact, it's identical. So identical, it's almost creepy.

For mixed-platform homes, this new free addition to LogMeIn's suite is very welcome.

[Thanks Steve T.]

Tags: LogMeIn, LogMeIn Mac, LogmeinMac, remote access, remote control, RemoteAccess, RemoteControl

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Andy said 5:42PM on 6-06-2007

Best news I've heard all day.

I've been waiting for this forever. Time to buy myself a new Mac.

Diddle said 3:46AM on 6-07-2007

Sa-weeet! I've also been waiting for this since I went dual-platform.

hal9000 said 6:06AM on 6-07-2007

OMG i have been waiting and hoping and praying for this for ages....
Finally i can install osx hackintosh stylee on my pc and actually use it...

NICE

Kalessin said 10:03AM on 6-07-2007

"If you've used LogMeIn on a PC in the past..."

And if I haven't? Where's the rest of this article? Don't you guys normally write about what the sotware does?

N9N0 said 3:14PM on 6-07-2007

This is great news! Now I can get rid of my bootcamp partition :)

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