AlwaysOnPC comes to Android, gives you PC capability without a PC

by Dustin Karnes
tagged alwaysonpc, Android, app, pc, rdp, remote

AlwaysOnPC has just released their version 1.0 app for Android. Their claim? Putting the power of a PC into the palm of your hand. basically the way it works is that it allows you a remote connection to a (probably virtual) cloud PC off in the distance, running Linux from what we can tell. While [...]

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Jul

2010

5 useful Android apps for system & network administrators

by Chris Moor
tagged administrator, apps, file, ftp, management, network, packet, rdp, remote, ssh, system, telnet, wifi

Being a student majoring in Network and System Administration I am always looking for more ways to help me do my job. With the huge amount of applications and the abilities that Android phones have I went on a search and was surprised what I found. There were so many applications designed to remotely control [...]

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