Apple’s highly anticipated September event remains a cornerstone for tech enthusiasts worldwide, and 2026 is no different. This year, Apple has unveiled a range of products that aim to redefine how you interact with technology. From the innovative iPhone 18 Pro to the debut of the foldable iPhone Ultra, smarter wearables, and advanced home solutions, […]
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The GeekCube, a compact DIY Steam Machine created by Reddit user TheGeekno72, merges retro-inspired design with modern gaming capabilities. Built over six months with significant input from online communities, this cube-shaped system runs on SteamOS, a Linux-based operating system optimized for gaming. Notable features include a 10.5-inch built-in display with a 1920×1280 resolution, 32GB of […]
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Apple is set to celebrate two decades of innovation with the release of the iPhone 20, a device that promises to redefine the smartphone experience. This landmark product is expected to introduce innovative technology and an innovative design, further solidifying Apple’s reputation as a leader in the tech industry. However, alongside these advancements come challenges, […]
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OpenAI has introduced GPT 5.6, a release featuring three specialized models, Soul, Terra and Luna, tailored for different use cases. Soul uses its “Soul Ultra” mode to handle complex reasoning tasks, Terra offers a versatile option for general-purpose applications and Luna is optimized for high-speed, large-scale operations. According to AI Grid, these models not only […]
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With the iPhone 18 series set to launch in September, a significant price increase is expected to accompany the new lineup. If you’re considering upgrading your device, now might be the perfect time to invest in the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Rising production costs and shifting market dynamics suggest that future models may offer less […]
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The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is set to redefine the boundaries of smartphone technology, offering a glimpse into the future of mobile innovation. However, this leap forward comes with a potential trade-off: a significant increase in cost. As flagship devices continue to evolve, you may find yourself weighing the benefits of innovative features against their […]
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Samsung continues to lead the foldable smartphone market with its Galaxy Z Fold 8 series, spearheaded by the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. This flagship device is designed to combine innovative technology, a sleek design, and advanced features, setting a new benchmark for foldable smartphones. Leaks and early insights into its specifications suggest […]
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The XREAL Aura has captured attention in the XR space with its lightweight design, advanced features and integration of technologies like Google’s Gemini AI and the Qualcomm Snapdragon Reality Elite platform. Weighing under 95 grams, these glasses promise portability and versatility, offering a 70-degree field of view and the ability to function as a portable […]
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Your iPhone is more than just a communication device; it’s a powerful tool packed with features designed to make your life easier. While you may already know the basics, there are hidden gems within iOS that can boost your productivity, simplify everyday tasks and even enhance your creativity. These often-overlooked features can save you time […]
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Remote work has fundamentally changed how often people need access to devices they aren’t sitting in front of. The tools built for this, however, haven’t kept up. Software-based remote access drops the moment a device sleeps or the screen locks, traditional KVMs demand a tangle of HDMI, USB, power, and Ethernet cables, and phones and tablets have been left out of the picture entirely.
GL.iNet, the Hong Kong-based networking company behind a range of popular OpenWrt routers, has built the Comet Q to tackle all three of those problems at once. Officially designated the GL-RMQ1, it’s described as the world’s first browser-based, pocket-sized remote-control device built specifically for USB-C devices, covering laptops, phones, tablets, and Mac minis. You plug it in, open a browser, and you’re in.
Designer: GL.iNet
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What sets the Comet Q apart is that it operates at the hardware level, not through software installed on the target device. That distinction matters more than it sounds. Traditional remote desktop software relies on the operating system and an active network connection, failing the moment a device sleeps, locks, or loses Wi-Fi. The Comet Q keeps working through all of that, as long as the device stays powered on and hasn’t entered a hibernation state that cuts off its HDMI/USB output.
That control comes through a single USB-C cable that simultaneously carries video, data, and power, doing away with the HDMI dongle and USB hub that traditional KVMs require. Video output reaches up to 2K at 60 fps with two-way audio, and a built-in USB-C passthrough port means the device being controlled stays charged throughout the session. It’s a genuinely pocket-sized setup that actually earns that description.
Where the Comet Q breaks new ground is with mobile devices. No KVM was ever built for them, and if something went wrong remotely, there was no clean solution short of being physically present. It connects directly through the USB-C port, working with iPhones from the iPhone 15 onward (excluding the iPhone 16e and later budget models), iPads, and a wide range of Android phones and tablets, provided the port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode.
All of that also means the OS combination no longer matters. Users can control an iPhone from a Windows PC, a MacBook from an Android tablet, or an iPad from a Linux machine. Developers can manage test devices without being at their desks, IT teams can monitor a fleet of phones from one interface, and content creators can run a dedicated recording device from anywhere in the same room.
There’s a surprisingly personal side to this. If you’ve ever tried walking a parent through a tech problem over the phone, knowing you could take over their screen remotely would have saved everyone a lot of stress. The Comet Q makes that possible, and since Wi-Fi credentials can be preset before shipping the device, the person receiving it doesn’t need to set it up.
Accessing the Comet Q doesn’t require any downloads. From a laptop or desktop, any browser pointed to glkvm.com is enough to take full control, with no account creation needed. When controlling from a phone or tablet, the GLKVM app, available on Windows, macOS, App Store, and Google Play, handles touch gestures more precisely. A 1.8-inch circular touchscreen on the device also makes initial setup possible without opening a laptop.
Security runs through every layer of the design. Each session ends the moment the Comet Q is physically disconnected, leaving no residual access or background processes behind. Built-in support for Tailscale, ZeroTier, and WireGuard VPN keeps remote connections encrypted and firewall-friendly, while two-factor authentication adds yet another layer on top. Remote access that works through hardware rather than software has been a long time coming for phones and tablets.
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