May 22, 2009 by Roadrunner | Posted in PDAs & Handhelds
i have a blackberry curve 8330 and is enormous but im thinking on traiting it for a moto q9c witch runs windows mobile the onli reason is cuz i realy necessity to access my desktop and i know windows mobile has remote desktop but what i dont know is if its free or do i have to pay a monthly cost, if so i know there are some apps i can get for my blackberry but they are expensive,i want to be able to see or transfer files from my pc to my phone
It is emancipated. If it is not included in the OS of your WinMo device, go to;
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US /windowsmobilehelp/motif/221a4420-0b8d- 4582-89d0-6b34d7d8d581
Hope that helps.
Really Old Guy | May 23, 2009
Windows Mobile Remote Desktop Setup?
May 06, 2009 by Ben | Posted in PDAs & Handhelds
I principled purchased a Samsung SCH-i760 and would like to set up Remote Desktop on it but everything i do seems to not work.. i changed the router setup to start/end at harbour 3389 and have tried everything else and nothing works.. please somebody help me
HTC TyTn II Windows Mobile 6, Remote Desktop Mobile.trying to connect via bluetooth to XP pc.i need a guide!?
Jun 22, 2008 by renegadetenshi | Posted in PDAs & Handhelds
I own a HTC TyTn II Windows Mobile 6. I have installed WM6 Remote Desktop Mobile to it. I am worrying to connect via bluetooth to my XP service pack 3 pc which has bluetooth as well. I have tried everything I know in my meagre experience and I have searched all over google and its all very vague. i need a step by step signal please from someone who actually got it to work
ask the guys at http://forum.xda-developers.com/ they should be more help.
Al90211 | Jun 22, 2008
Mobile Remote for Windows Mobile
This is the first look at the new MobileRemote by MobileSRC the same creators of GScroll for the Have to do with Diamond and Touch Pro. The program allows ...
Remote Desktop To Windows From Your iPhone | NetworkWorld.com ...
by Mitchell Ashley
Wouldn't it be suitable to Remote Desktop Join into your Windows box using your iPhone? That would be prodigious in situations where you're out to dinner, continuous an mission, to someplace where your computer's not. Write RDP, Moacha Remoted Desktop iPhone app by Mochasoft.dk.
I've tried RDP from my iPhone for a few tasks already and so far it has procure in outrageously dexterous, including checking up on server backups, and checking out a server skill efflux. RDP uses the iPhone mention keyboard and tapping the concealment acts as a mouse click.
Mocha says the app only works with Windows XP Pro, Vista and Windows 7, but not Windows Server products because Mochasoft says "it will demand another evident commission from Microsoft." So far I've been masterly to use RDP no more than penalty with Windows Server 2008, so I'm suspecting Mochasoft doesn't need to say it doesn't stand Windows Server OSs. (A postulate on my part.)
RDP supports type RDP covenant, 8 and 16 bit color modes, a Object only methodology, Zoom and scroll, supports 600x800,1024x768 and 1280x1024 evaluate sizes, view colander way, contents macros, uses 40 bit encryption, no right-minded buttress and supports US Global and Danish keyboard types. Guesstimate which realm Mochasoft is in. RDP comes in a above-board lite translation,
There have been a integer of DIY wireless remotes to CONTROL (not just to release the shutter) for Nikon cameras. But the solutions I have seen, all were very voluminous -- using 4 or more AA-batteries. Other solutions were "wireless" -- yet they still required a wire -- to...
You have seen this setup in manner -- and know it works.
So here's the brief behind the scenes :
1) Take a tablet PC Laptop or even desktop will do too -- less "striking" and heavier to carry
My choice is the Acer W500 -- the Bluetooth keyboard is...
WUSB has had a lot of propitious features.
The contenders :
[LEFT] www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001JEPC3G
[RIGHT] www.amazon.com/gp/yield/B0036VNZHA
The "Cables to Go" (left) was an interesting privilege as it would allow to connect multiple...
Not giving up so patently on the plan to remotely / wirelessly connect to the cameras. At least not for remote controlling a dSLR since I got the WUSB to travail. HERE you see the final piece -- the tiny battery pack so I won't need any AC twine : /photos/sharpshutter/5789371172/ .
At least for Just out NIKON cameras, the most obvios choice is the VIDEO/HDMI connector.
Entitle LiveView and you're ready to go at no or little extra costs -- tethered or corded like they called it
Given the expenditure -- you easily can buy SW (e.g. Camera Control...
