VNC-me-do

From: koswix19 Jan 2013 10:23
To: ALL1 of 11
I've been using TightVNC on my laptops/desktops for yonks, and various clients on Android phones and tablet. The current one I have on my tablet is quite good, but only lets me save one connection in the free version.

So, what's best on the desktop and what's best on the droid these days? Tight VNC is starting to feel really slow and laggy over my LAN :(
From: Dave!!19 Jan 2013 10:30
To: koswix 2 of 11
I used UltraVNC before as it was free, powerful and worked pretty well with Windows 7. Worth a try!
From: koswix19 Jan 2013 10:55
To: Dave!! 3 of 11
I shall check it oot.
From: ANT_THOMAS19 Jan 2013 10:58
To: koswix 4 of 11
Just Jim something like Pocket Cloud on Android.
From: koswix19 Jan 2013 11:00
To: ANT_THOMAS 5 of 11
I think it's Pocket Cloud I'm using now (free version).

I always forget that Jim has an Android phone.
From: ANT_THOMAS19 Jan 2013 11:08
To: koswix 6 of 11
He uses Aptoide to deliver his wares.
From: koswix19 Jan 2013 11:09
To: Dave!! 7 of 11
MS Securit Essentials just popped up to warn me of a threat - apparently UltraVNC can allow remote access to a computer :'D
From: Ken (SHIELDSIT)19 Jan 2013 12:02
To: koswix 8 of 11
I just read or heard that Security Essentials failed certification /again/.  I've stopped using it and stopped recommending it.  You'd think, like I guess I did, that if anyone would know Windows best it'd be them. Apparently I was wrong!  Pretty bad when I refuse to use something free!  Anyway, I moved to bit defender's free version.  It's light like SE, but actually does a pretty good job.

Just FYI, and use what you'd like!
From: Mouse20 Jan 2013 22:35
To: koswix 9 of 11
Teamviewer?
From: koswix20 Jan 2013 23:45
To: Mouse 10 of 11
Doesn't everything go through the Teamviewer servers for that?
From: Mouse22 Jan 2013 10:39
To: koswix 11 of 11
I don't know or care.