Luxembourg, July 27th, 2023

NoMachine today announces a software update for its Android and iOS client apps providing improvements and fixes for issues which were affecting the previous release.

Among the most important enhancements, NoMachine for Mobile, like NoMachine for the Desktop, switches to using H.264 by default, instead of using VP8, with better performance on all the devices we tested.

On iOS devices, NoMachine now hides the "Home indicator", an UI element used to access the device home and switch between applications that could prevent using some areas of the remote desktop. NoMachine now hides the Home indicator and, by following the iOS guidelines, users can swipe in from the bottom edge of the screen to show it again.

The complete list of fixed Trouble Reports:

TR07U10937 - The extended keyboard opens up unexpectedly on Chromebook
TR03U10809 - Copy&Paste doesn't work correctly on Android devices
TR04U10847 - Hardware keyboard doesn't work correctly on iPad
TR05U10869 - The iOS application doesn't show LAN servers in the list of connections
TR04U10843 - Server identity must be accepted at every SSH connection on Android devices
TR07U10951 - The application crashes when using the Disconnect button on tablets

Supported Platforms

Compatible with Android 5.0 or later

Compatible with iOS 9.0 or later

Important notice

Starting with this update, iOS and iPadOS apps submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 14.1 and the iOS 16.1 SDK or later. Since 32-bit app support has been discontinued in Xcode 14, from now on NoMachine will only run on 64-bit devices.

Download NoMachine Packages

NoMachine for Android is available from the Play Store.

NoMachine for iOS can be downloaded from the App Store.

Documents

Installation and configuration guides for the NoMachine products, including tutorials, are available at:

https://www.nomachine.com/all-documents

The NoMachine Development Team