“Control your PC from your PDA”

With so much of our work and home activities based around our PC, it often feels that you're chained to the desk 24/7. Sometimes even while you're out and about you're probably itching to get home and check your emails or finish that Word document. Thanks to Remote Desktop for Mobiles you don't have to worry because the program lets you access your Windows desktop from wherever you are.

Basically, RDM + Remote Desktop can activate a new channel of communication between the two systems. In this way, you can interact with the Windows desktop, from your PDA starting or stopping services, viewing system resources, restarting or shutting down the machine remotely, among other possibilities.

To enable the connection, the program uses a BES meeting, BIS, TCP / IP or http. It supports password access, includes a system of encryption to protect transfers and has a number of options for rapid mapping functions on the keys of your device.

This software doesn't give you access to all the apps on your computer but ultimately, if you want to control the basic functions of your PC from your PDA, RDM + Remote Desktop is a sound choice.

Languages:

English

Limitations:

7 day Trial Period

OS requirements for RDM+ Remote Desktop:

OS: Palm OS 5.0

Pros

Performs a number of useful tasks remotely
Password protection
Map functions to the keys on your handheld device

Cons

Won't let you control all applications on your PC

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From the publisher of RDM+ Remote Desktop

RDM+ connects your mobile phone or PDA to your computer with the Windows OS and provides the ability to perform different tasks you usually do on your desktop wirelessly behind firewall and NAT.

You can send and receive emails, edit word documents, surf the Web, copy/cut/paste files or folders and perform hundreds of other things that you ususally do while sitting in front of your home or office computer.