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Speaking to the Soti contact they also indicated not only will they release the MobiControl for the iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone, Soti will also be releasing a Pocket Controller App for each of the three new platforms as well. “Winter” is pretty vague so I called them up and was told that they are working on the apps and look for them to be released in the “Winter” of 2011. That’s right iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone has just been announced Soti as coming this Winter. Granted you can jailbreak and go with Veency, which is a remote app that works via wifi with any vnc viewer via PC, Mac or Linux, but what about the folks that don’t want to jailbreak? If you fall into this category, then I’ve got some GREAT news for you! Soti has announced two THREE new additions to their offering of MobiControl which currently supports Windows Mobile and BlackBerry.

Since recently purchasing an iPhone and Dell Android Streak, I have looked for a similar solution without much luck, especially for the iPhone. Being able to use my device to text, email, or anything else you want right through your PC is awesome. I will try to cover some of them though.I have been a long time Windows Mobile device owner and one of the programs I absolutely swear by and use daily is Soti’s Pocket Controller.

Then, all you generally need to do is connect your Windows Mobile device to the ActiveSync + Remote controlling software enabled Desktop/Laptop.įor the paywares, you don’t require how to guides, as they are generally well documented.

You need to first get one of these onto the Windows XP desktops/laptops with ActiveSync manually or through LAN SMS / Push /Publish softwares.

EveryWAN Remote Support Personal Edition.

Let us now look at some of the options in each category There may be a plethora of freewares, opensource tools or even paywares.

These let you control your Windows Mobile device from the comfort of your desktop/laptop, locally/over LAN or even VPN!.These tools connect to your device through either ActiveSync (Win XP, 2003) or Device Center (Vista).

These are software tools which can be installed on your local Windows Computer/remote Windows computer.Here in this blog we will analyze on who needs these? What are these exactly? What options one has? How to deploy these tools? How to use them?ĭo you have/support a huge Windows Mobile User base in your organization? Do you have/support an SAP MI Implementation with hundreds of Windows Mobile end users? Do you have a lot of Rugged Windows Mobile PDAs in your landscape? Do you have a small number of Windows Mobile users whom you need to support remotely? If your answer is yes to any or all of these questions, then this blog is your first step in finding the right solution. The ability to remotely control windows mobile devices could save a lot of troubleshooting/support time and cost.