[Windows Central Question]

I made a credit card phone stand that holds my phone in landscape mode.

I would like to be able to extend my windows laptop's curser/display to my windows phone, where the cursor would be displayed able to press on tiles / any input... additionally keyboard input from my laptop would be accepted on my windows phone.

Moving the cursor from the laptop to the phone would activate the phone eg. unlock it from standby (black screen).

Thoughts?

[greenace92]

I asked this question.

My thoughts on how it would be accomplished.

Assuming both devices are connected to the same or an internet source, the cursor's position in x,y could be stored and relayed between both devices. The phone's screen is simply added or appended to the resolution / screen of the laptop.

It may seem like a useless function but to me it has a purpose. Your phone could be sitting on a stand in portrait mode and if it goes off, you can just move your mouse to access the phone assuming you are in an office setting / at your desk.