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Juugari’s Jaadu RDP/VNC Review

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:05:18 +0000

With Jugaari’s iPhone apps JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC , your desktop or laptop computer is never too far away. Imagine being able to remotely connect to your computer anywhere and anytime. Have you ever forgotten to send a file or an email only to remember once you arrived at your destination? Well, JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC may be the answer to your needs.

Now for a little bit of background: RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol is the method that is used to remotely control Windows-based computers. When you login using RDP, the computer will log any existing users out and allow the RDPer access the system. VNC or Virtual Network Computer is the protocol that allows you to log in to a remote computer while another user is using the computer and control the screen while they use it…Both methods do similar things but take different approaches.

In any case, Jugaari has given iPhone users two solid applications that they can use to do work while away from their desktop. Both versions (JaaduRPD and JaaduVNC) support encryption for safe access to your computer AND support multi-touch gestures.

I also want to commend Jugaari for having an excellent website and tutorials on how to use their excellent product. If you’re interested in JaaduRPD, here’s the site: http://www.jaadurdp.com/ and if you’re interested in JaaduVNC, the site is: http://www.jaaduvnc.com. I know I had mentioned that JaaduVNC was used to access Mac OS computers, however, you can also install a VNC server application on your PC if you only have JaaduVNC.

The only negative aspect I encountered was that the programs allow you to see what you’re typing in on the password fields..this may be a good or bad thing depending on your personal preference..other than that, I really enjoyed these programs. I tried them over the 3G network and I’m pretty sure they would work over EDGE albeit a bit slower..WiFi is amazing as to be expected…

In any case, visit Jugaari’s websites, they’ve done a great job of explaining the configuration and even gone through great lengths to show users how the programs work. Both programs (JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC) are listed in the AppStore for .99 and although it may seem high, to myself and many other travelers, it’s a small price to pay for peace of mind.

Watch my video on how these two wonderful applications work:

JaaduVNC

I hope you enjoyed my review of JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC.

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Quick Guide to ipod Accessories for your iPod Nano 8GB

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:05:10 +0000

Buying accessories for your iPod Nano 8GB is one of the most exciting parts of owning the device. The market for ipod accessories has realized incredible growth over the past few years. This may be one of the reasons the iPod Nano 8GB has been able to dominate the digital MP3 player market. Even though the iPod Nano 8GB comes with an earphone, some users opt for external speakers because the iPod’s internal speaker of the doesn’t play audio files . The internal speaker does have a purpose, though, as it will sound the beep from the alarm clock as well as warning tones.

External speakers will allow you to share your tunes with friends and family. Even small iPod Nano 8GB speakers work well for gatherings and parties. Some companies have cashed in on iPod accessories by offering the FM Transmitter to iPod users. This is one of the better iPod accessories for people who enjoy listening to live radio. The first of the iPod accessories that you should consider purchasing are those designed to protect your digital device from scratches and dirt. Not only can you protect your iPod with covers and cases, but many retailers offer stylish versions as well.

Your ipod nano 8gb will also keep you company when you go to the gym as you can tuck it into an armband, which is another of the most popular iPod accessories. One of the smallest of the iPod accessories, the armband is also one of the most convenient and innovative. Now you don’t have to leave your tunes behind when you go to the gym or for a run. No matter what position your workout puts you in, you can rest assured your iPod is safely tucked away in the armband. You can also use these iPod accessories when you are just out for a walk or riding your bike.

Although the iPod comes with an earphone, there are many other varieties of headphones and earphones sold by third party retailers. Depending on the color of your iPod Nano 8GB, you may be able to purchase headphones to match your digital player.

BMW is the first automotive company to release iPod accessories for its automobiles. BMW introduced iPod automobile interface sometime in 2005. An iPod control was integrated into the built-in steering wheel, alongside the control and radio head buttons. The iPod Nano 8GB unit is safely confined inside the glove compartment, and is attached to a cable harness to keep it in place every time the car speeds up or is traversing rocky and bumpy roads. The iPod steering wheel control allows the driver to create and shuffle five (5) “BMW playlist”. The playlist is displayed through the small LCD of the vehicle’s radio head.

Also check out the new guide to iPod Nano Accessories: ipod accessories guide. Don’t forget to also grab your FREE copy of the mini guide on getting the most from your iPod Nano.

For complete Reviews, Price Comparisons, How To Guides and more on iPod Nano & iPod Accessories, check out the new : ipod nano 8gb site.

Brian H Logan

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MacRumors: Haptic Feedback, Fingerprint Identification, and RFID Tag Readers in Future iPhones?

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:05:03 +0000

Apple has let loose a number of revealing new patent applications that cover some interesting technologies that could be used in future iPhones.

Haptic Tactile Feedback

Perhaps most interesting amongst the patent appli…
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MacRumors: Apple to Rate Your Karaoke Singing on Your iPhone?

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:05:03 +0000

Apple has published a very interesting patent application in which they explore how to provide a Karaoke experience on the iPhone. Not only would users be able to sing along with their favorite songs, but Apple wants to give real-time feedba…
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Skype for iPhone 1.1 Update

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:04:58 +0000

Late last night I saw an update notifications on my iPhone 3GS for Skype. New version? Sweet! I updated it and checked out the release notes for Skype 1.1 for the iPhone and iPod touch.

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Florida University’s PharmD Program to Require iPod Touch

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:04:58 +0000

Apple Insider Florida University is the second school in as many months to announce that students enrolling in one of its curriculums this fall will be required to own either an iPhone or iPod touch, highlighting an increasing role for Apple’s multi-touch devices in higher education.

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Users complain about poor Pre hardware

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:04:50 +0000

Palm Pre users are complaining online about trouble with the hardware.

Review: HP 12C Financial Calculator for iPhone

Zac — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:04:49 +0000

A 100-percent functional picture-perfect clone of the financial tool of choice for many finance professionals, this iPhone app can easily be used in place of the physical calculator. Even though it doesn’t include much in the way of added iPhone-specific features, HP 12C Financial Calculator is still very useful.

Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth Headphones Review

Zac — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:58:29 +0000

I’ve been in the market for a pair of Stereo Bluetooth headphones..I’ve looked at and read reviews on headsets by Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, Nokia and many many more. I’m looking for something that I can use to listen to music and take calls at the same time, I don’t want to be swapping out my headset for a particular function…I just want one headset to rule them all…

That said, I thought that the Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth headset was just what I wanted…they seemed to be the answer to all my wants in a headset: sweatproof, nice looking, reasonable, long-lasting batterywise and so on.

So, then I started looking online to purchase these…I had made the decision in my mind. What made it even easier was the fact that they were available at Target and more importantly were on sale for 0…it was a no-brainer…

I was stunned by the pack-ins: the charger, extra ear buds, and the build of the actual headset and I even enjoyed the clarity of the music (although it seemed weak on bass and better at treble, now that I think about it)…the voice, was a toss up, some people said I sounded like I was far away, others said I sounded fine. But, then after extended use, that wasn’t the real problem, the real problem was the fit. It not only hurt after extended use, but it made my ears stick out.

I’m telling you, I really really wanted to like this product but compromises to the fit to me is not acceptable especially because this would be my only headset for taking calls and listening to music. Therefore, I’m returning the headset and the search continues…Now, I do want to point out that this headset may fit nicely for some people but I just wasn’t one of those people.

Overall, I’d rate this headset at 80% satisfaction…the reason I’m personally not giving it a higher rating is because it doesn’t fit me quite right. I think that the build quality is excellent for what it’s supposed to do and impressive in it’s own right…

In any case, watch my video review below, Enjoy!

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How to Transfer iPod Music to Computer?

Zac — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:58:17 +0000

There are several chances of iPod hard drive damage and failure. You have thousands of music file in your iPod and it crashed by your small child then the chances of file corrupt is very high. you can get many situation like this that may cause iPod damage so the chances of your favorite music file loss is very high. To solve this problem, you can transfer iPod music file in your computer to save music play lists. I just share only one reason to the need of iPod File Transfer software.

iPod File Transfer is very useful when you buy new computer and want to share iTunes music which you purchased from your authorized computer sellers. Everyone wants to share these iTunes on their portable media device like iPod. Keeping iTunes in iPod also secure data from any types of computer hard drive failure. Who not want to make backup of their data to reduce any data loss situation. iPod File Transfer Software is the best option for those users. Transferring of data from one device to another also saves lots of money and effort behind collecting music play list.

iPod File Transfer software also help you to remove old play lists and creating new or latest music files by transferring data into computer. Some of the other iPod File Transfer software includes iPod ripping tool, iPod video transfer, DVD to iPod Transfer etc. One hesitation I want to remove from you mind is that transferring of iPod data to PC or PC to iPod is very simple and it just performs in single step. Try this software, many online websites are providing free downloading just search on internet.

Maria Rita is sharing about experience 0f iPod File transfer.

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