Screens, the popular and powerful VNC client for OS X (with an iOS counterpart), has been updated to version 3.0, introducing a host of new features. But the update is more than just a few new ...

Screens, our favorite VNC client for iOS, comes with a major downside: it costs a lot. VNC apps tend to carry a high price tag, but few mobile apps will run you $20. For a limited time, you can get ...

When I first reviewed Screens, a universal VNC client for iOS by Edovia, I was impressed by the speed and elegance of the app, which made it super-simple to connect to Windows PCs or Macs on a local ...

[update: I changed the headline to reflect the product's name change from Jaadu to iTeleport] I got tired of having to find my Bluetooth keyboard every time I wanted to change the volume on my Mac ...

Hi guys,<BR><BR>Does anyone know of a VNC client that can do 16 bit colour (65535 colours)?<BR><BR>I'm trying to connect to my Mac via it's built in screen sharing (VNC) and it's unusably slow due to ...

The market for desktop virtualization apps in the App Store is pretty crowded, but if you’re in need of a smartly-designed VNC client to connect to your Mac, PC, or Linux machine, Edovia’s Screens VNC ...

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Screen Sharing is a feature built into Mac OS X for remotely controlling another computer through the use of virtual network computing (VNC). Apple’s native screen sharing client is buried in the ...

Some veteran technology staffers say that IT is a young man's game, with increasing help desk calls and growing support ratios -- all that running around can be exhausting. However, like I always say, ...

It is important to have a VNC client handy to give you the power to access any other machine over an intranet or the regular Internet. Any IT representative or system administrator worth his or her ...

I used to have an old Macbook and I connected to it from a Windows machine using TightVNC. With that app's default settings, I hit connect, entered the password, the Mac desktop came right up and ...