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nicko666
16-09-2007, 11:25 PM
My lad has a sony ericson K750i and he has a built in app that means he can connect to the home PC and use the phone as a remote for a number of PC based apps such as media player, the desk top etc..

Has any one seen anything like this for the Orbit?

Samson711
17-09-2007, 01:30 AM
Under Windows Mobile 6 you can use Remote Desktop Service to Remote Control your PC, with Windows Mobile 5 it is Terminal Services i think. Other software, for example Remote Amp, lets you Remote Control Mediaplayers like iTunes or Winamp, so Yes, there is Software like that, and i dare to say, that these programs are much more powerful than the Sony Ericson thing is

Registerme
17-09-2007, 01:06 PM
I use tightvnc on my desktop computer and pocket vnc viewer on my pda. You simply need to install tightvnc on your computer, set up a password and set up my firewall to let me get in.

I use another tool to use wake on lan, with this I can even turn on my computer (need to be enabled in bios) when I'm in range and then access it. There are a few versions out there, check out the big freeware pages, you will find it. It's like you are using your computer yourself, everything can be controlled.

Gilgamesh1066
17-09-2007, 02:14 PM
Under Windows Mobile 6 you can use Remote Desktop Service to Remote Control your PC,

Just done a bit of digging on this and found it is in the WM6 Pro version but not in the standard version. Does anyone know if this can be retro installed on a standard version ?

Many thanks........

Registerme
17-09-2007, 05:49 PM
I installed it on my device, I didn't try to get a connection but the application starts up. I still prefer other clients, that's why I didn't try to establish a connection. I found the cab somewhere in another forum, I think it was Wizard or Hermes forum in one of those "kitchen"-threads.

drkbg
17-09-2007, 06:31 PM
BT Remote on k750i uses Bluetooth HID Profile and acts as virtual keyboard. It has nothing to do with Remote Desktop and is much less battery expensive than it.

nicko666
18-09-2007, 04:27 PM
BT Remote on k750i uses Bluetooth HID Profile and acts as virtual keyboard. It has nothing to do with Remote Desktop and is much less battery expensive than it.

Yes I was looking for something really simple like a touch screen, play, rewind, fast forward etc etc for media player.....

I'm just being cheap really I do not want to spend money on a PC remote control!!!!:p

mricardo
19-10-2007, 09:02 PM
:) My lad has a sony ericson K750i and he has a built in app that means he can connect to the home PC and use the phone as a remote for a number of PC based apps such as media player, the desk top etc..

Has any one seen anything like this for the Orbit?



There`s an application called "NET SUPPORT CONTROL" that makes magic.You can command everything of your pc from your phone or rather control your phone from your pc.

petervbeck
19-10-2007, 11:51 PM
But Netsupport is something similar to VNC, but more options and it isn't free. imo Netsupport is a nice tool for a company that needs
remote controlling all the devices. we also use it in our company to support our clients.
I think he's searching something like Salling Clicker (http://www.salling.com/Clicker/windows/) ?
Dunno this tool, it isn't free...but sounds like something you're searching for...
oh yeah, a free alternative would be nice :)
Cheers

drkbg
21-10-2007, 06:05 AM
So I was looking for something like this...

till now three solutions.

http://www.jaylee.org/remotecontrol/
free, over Bluetooth,
buggy but touchpad function works well.

http://www.sidesk.org/
free, over WiFi,
less buggy. no touchpad but lots of easy customized shortcuts possible.

http://www.aacompserv.com/AACompWeb/Modules/PPCTablet/WhatIsIt.aspx
paid, over WiFi
some bugs, easy to use. easy customized shortcuts + touchpad function. has also kind of VNC function

nicko666
21-10-2007, 09:07 PM
So I was looking for something like this...

till now three solutions.

http://www.jaylee.org/remotecontrol/
free, over Bluetooth,
buggy but touchpad function works well.

http://www.sidesk.org/
free, over WiFi,
less buggy. no touchpad but lots of easy customized shortcuts possible.

http://www.aacompserv.com/AACompWeb/Modules/PPCTablet/WhatIsIt.aspx
paid, over WiFi
some bugs, easy to use. easy customized shortcuts + touchpad function. has also kind of VNC function

Nice one - looks [promising I will give each a go and let you know how I got on - Many thanks friend:D