Where does it say that they added 'remote sound'? I can't find that anywhere.
I am not able to activate sound in logmein either. Where is that setting?
Where does it say that they added 'remote sound'? I can't find that anywhere.
...The initial $30 price tag seemed expensive...
And that's the only thing holding me back so far.
I have read someone mentioned that the price was reduced to $20 sometimes ago. Does anyone how often that happened and when was the last time ?
With this thread going, it would seem that NOW is the perfect time to reduce and get a bunch of new customers.
Appshopper is your friend. It is a sister sight to this site. Appshopper.com has a history of prices, increase/decrease. If you create a free account, there is a wishlist function. This wishlist syncs with the iPhone/Ipad app. When there is a change in price/update, you are alerted. This is how I got the app for 20 bucks. That is the lowest price I have seen.
I've kept my eye on logmein for a long time and haven't seen it reduced for awhile now. Gotta ask yourself if the increased productivity is worth a $10 difference.
I have tried all but 2-3 of these clients and LMI's ease, speed and enhanced mouse features make it worth it to me. YMMV
I've kept my eye on logmein for a long time and haven't seen it reduced for awhile now. Gotta ask yourself if the increased productivity is worth a $10 difference.
I have tried all but 2-3 of these clients and LMI's ease, speed and enhanced mouse features make it worth it to me. YMMV
I have used Splashtop before. As others has said, you need to be at home when you use it which limits the software. But, when I did use it, it was nice. There is one website i frequent that uses flash and it allows me to view the flash video and hear the audio.
The downside is you generally have to rearrange all of your audio settings on the PC to get the audio to work. In the long run it wasnt worth having to switch it around all the time.
Please stop saying Splashtop only works when you are home.
You CAN open ports in your router and make it works from anywhere (even over 3G). However, TeamViewer and LogMeIn are easier to configure for most people.
Please stop saying Splashtop only works when you are home.
You CAN open ports in your router and make it works from anywhere (even over 3G). However, TeamViewer and LogMeIn are easier to configure for most people.
Either you didn't read every post or you don't know enough about PCs/MACs and routers. See post below. Stop spreading false information unless you know what you are talking about.
I've kept my eye on logmein for a long time and haven't seen it reduced for awhile now. Gotta ask yourself if the increased productivity is worth a $10 difference.
I have tried all but 2-3 of these clients and LMI's ease, speed and enhanced mouse features make it worth it to me. YMMV
Sorry, I must have forgotten my secret decoder ring.
Nope, sure dont read every post. Sorry, don't have time to. I stand corrected by you though, my King. I wasn't aware that my obviously deliberate "spreading of false information" was causing so much emotional trauma to you.
I don't know what you consider "awhile", the last price decrease was December 29, 2010. The price decrease for this app is not frequent.
Sorry, I must have forgotten my secret decoder ring.
Nope, sure dont read every post. Sorry, don't have time to. I stand corrected by you though, my King. I wasn't aware that my obviously deliberate "spreading of false information" was causing so much emotional trauma to you.
Sorry, I must have forgotten my secret decoder ring.
Does this app justify the price tag ????? what are the other functionality
That's hard to say. For me it does. I run a network, so being able to work on servers via my iPad is a good thing. Logmein adds a 'smoothness' where some things seem actually easier than using a keyboard & mouse.
This past weekend, I probably was on it for 6 or more hours. If you intend on using it a lot, then yeah. It is a professional product. But if you are just curious, or want it to do 10 minutes of tasks a week, then no, you'd be fine with Pocketcloud or Splashtop.
That's hard to say. For me it does. I run a network, so being able to work on servers via my iPad is a good thing. Logmein adds a 'smoothness' where some things seem actually easier than using a keyboard & mouse.
This past weekend, I probably was on it for 6 or more hours. If you intend on using it a lot, then yeah. It is a professional product. But if you are just curious, or want it to do 10 minutes of tasks a week, then no, you'd be fine with Pocketcloud or Splashtop.
I tried LogMeIn free and didn't go with Ignition for one reason. Your computer is left in the clear when you're connected to it. You lose privacy and security. If it worked more like RDP, I think I would have gone this route.
Please correct me if LogMeIn has this feature and I was just unaware. I think GoToMyPC works similarly.