I have seen the recent DC++ client remote app in the market, but does anybody know if there is a full-fledged DC++ client app in development? Would such a thing be possible or functional?
This is one of just a few missing apps that is keeping me from fully ditching my laptop for my tablet
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I know that HD2 has has the built in WinMo RDP client but it is horribly outdated and missing some basic functions i really need.
I am looking all around for a WinMo RDP client that can 1) login to a console session of a server 2) remember the user names and password of more than one server. the built in RDP client will only remember the username and password for the last server you logged into and will not allow to login to console sessions.
I have been looking all around and cant find anything.
Funny is that the iPhone has at least 4 excellent RDP client and this is a windows technology.
Note: not looking for VNC clients. i need real RDP client.
i wish i could also get hand on one of RDP clients ...
once i came across a payed software but it was not up to my expectation .....
I am looking for a app that you can use to monitor a linux server, I found one in the windows marketplace but because I don't own a creditcard I wasn't able to buy it
Do somebody knows how to have Microsoft facebook client with fullscreen?
Is some better touch client for WINMO?
Moved as not software release.
Hello all,
do you know if there is a BlackBerry client for Android available somewhere? I want to use my Galaxy S with our company E-Mail and Calender. But there is s BlackBerry server running.
are you talking about blackberry messenger? because if you are, you cant get that on android BRO.
No, I am talking about a tool which can communicate with a BlackBarry Server (E-Mail and Calender)
I currently read email via imap from a government computer system. They are about to send a memo that Android devices are no longer allowed to connect with imap to these servers and will have to use a browser based email portal. Apparently Windows and Apple devices are OK, though.
My question to the general masses is this. Is it possible somewhere on my phone to set how the imap client presents itself and inject that this is, for example, an iPhone? Or would that have to be at the application level? I am currently using K9 mail and it works great.
I am running the Dark Knight ICS rom (version 3 - android 4.0.4) on a Samsung Captivate, btw.
Thanks and I hate the thought of using a browser to read emails!