LogMeIn To Demo Popular Android App Running On Honeycomb Tablets

BARCELONA, Spain and WOBURN, Mass., Feb. 14, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS -- LogMeIn, Inc. (Nasdaq:LOGM) will be demonstrating a new, preview version of its popular remote access app, LogMeIn Ignition, running on the Motorola Xoom™ Android™ Tablet. Designed for the tablet-optimized Android 3.0 Honeycomb platform, the app will be featured with a select handful of popular developer titles at the Android stand at Mobile World Congress (Hall 8, Stand C25) in Barcelona, Spain. 

LogMeIn will also be demonstrating a new release of its flagship remote support product, LogMeIn Rescue, and a preview of its join.me Android viewer running on the Android 2.3 Gingerbread platform at both the Android and LogMeIn stands. The new version of Rescue gives mobile operators the ability to remotely control, diagnose and troubleshoot subscribers' Android devices over the air. The join.me Android viewer expands the mobile capabilities of LogMeIn's free screen sharing service, join.me.           

LogMeIn Ignition lets users remotely access and control PCs or Macs directly from a mobile device or tablet, providing easy access to files, data and applications, from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. The Android version of the app, originally released in July 2010, is currently among the top paid productivity apps in Android Market™. In January 2011, LogMeIn released a significant update designed to take advantage of early Android tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and introduced a variety of new features for tablet and/or Android smartphone users. 

Additional details can be found on LogMeIn's official product blog, http://b.logme.in .  

"We're excited to be working with Android tablets, and are striving to provide Android users with the best possible experience to remotely access their PCs and Macs," said Andrew Burton, LogMeIn's vice president, Access & Management. "Our goal is simple: Provide LogMeIn users with the freedom to access their entire digital world from virtually anywhere."