BANGALORE, India, July 11, 2017 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Remo Software believes that not every technical assistance should be paid for. Bangalore based software company Remo Software is now offering free technical help for those who struggle with day-to-day tech problems with their PCs, Mac, Smart or IoT Devices. You can just submit a request and get timely help from trained technicians and its totally free.
“Out of the hundreds of presales queries we get every day from SOHOs, we found not all problems required to buy a paid software or even spend a penny,” explained Omer Faiyaz, CEO Remo Software. “In our efforts to help a non-tech person, we came up with a platform where anyone can submit a request for help. Our technical experts will help them resolve their tech problems.”
Currently, Remo Software is focusing on to provide support in areas where their expertise is.
A few of them are:
- Slow Computer
- Windows Error
- File Repair/ Conversion
- Data Recovery
- Outlook Annoyances
- Parental Control
- IoT Devices.
In a world where software, operating system and technologies are ever changing, troubleshooting any issue requires some level of tech know-how. Remo Software has a proven record of developing advanced, easy-to-use software to fix several tech problems.
Their latest service offering #TechHelpForFree is to serve those who lack time and knowledge to deal with small tech problems. Remo Software agrees that they don’t know it all, as the problems could be varied, but being in the PC Tech & IoT business they know how to get to a solution. They believe this service would in-turn help them get new product ideas and increase their own tech strengths.
About Remo Software:
Founded in 2011, Remo Software – a Microsoft Gold Partner, develops software to make technology easy for non-tech users. The company started off as a consumer software provider of data recovery & repair tools and later launched its flagship product Remo MORE – a parental control, location tracking and multi-device management solution for home users first at the CES, Las Vegas 2014.
For more information, please visit: https://www.remosoftware.com/.
Twitter: @remosoftware #TechHelpForFree
News Source: Remo Software
