Barcelona Spain and Woburn, MA (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS -- Mobile operators, device manufacturers, and IT helpdesks can now remotely diagnose and troubleshoot Android smartphones and ...

LogMeIn, the makers of a variety of remote access solutions for business and personal use, is today launching a new service that will allow any company to provide video-assisted customer support, ...

WOBURN, Mass. and SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 28, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LogMeIn Inc., (Nasdaq:LOGM), today announced that Telstra has selected LogMeIn Rescue to provide remote support to its broadband ...

The phone rings, and your angry CEO is calling from the airport. He's upset because his e-mail doesn't work and he needs to get some messages out for an important deal. You quickly check his user and ...

LogMeIn has rolled out new versions of its LogMeIn Rescue and BoldChat offerings to help customer care agents boost customer satisfaction through engagement, service, and support across multiple ...

HTC is partnering up with LogMeIn to implement the company’s LogMeIn Rescue remote diagnostic and troubleshooting tool, which will be preloaded on all of the company’s future Android devices. HTC is ...

WOBURN, Mass., Dec. 20, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dublin City University has deployed LogMeIn Rescue to provide remote technical support for students and staff across its campus -- the first university ...

Smartphones have become sophisticated computers that fit in the pocket, and along with that capability comes the inevitable problems that some owners cannot fix. One method to deal with those problems ...

BOSTON, Oct. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today LogMeIn announced that Rescue Live Guide is now certified and available for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Omnichannel for Customer Service. This integration ...

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The phone rings, and your angry CEO is calling from the airport. He's upset because his e-mail doesn't work and he needs to get some messages out for an important deal. You quickly check his user and ...