mDesktop Released for Windows Mobile

Posted By: Ryan Kairer on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 11:09:54 AM

MotionApps has released a new desktop utility for Windows Mobile powered devices. mDesktop enables you to use and share your Phone's screen and features on your Windows PC. Once you connect your WM smartphone with your PC, you can use your desktop computer keyboard and mouse to manage your device, send sms messages, install programs, transfer files and photos and even manage and make phone calls. It all works over a USB connection via activesync and mDesktop.

mDesktop v1.0 is available now for $19.95. It is compatible with Windows Mobile Professional and smartphone edition. A 7 day free trial period is included. You can view a video of it in action after the break.

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danceman @ 5/28/2008 6:25:18 AM #

And RedFly wants 500 dollares for a peice of plastic with a keyboard and screen when you can mDesktop and put it on a eeePc for less or just use you own laptop.

On PalmOS you've got PDAreach and laplink.

Yeah, right

skaorsk8 @ 5/28/2008 10:34:18 AM #

MyMobiler does this better, and for free. It's a great program that I've been using for over a year.

I even got MyMobiler to work over bluetooth - so my phone can be charging on the other side of the room, and I can be texting from it. It's awesome - and did I mention free?

www.mymobiler.com

RE: Yeah, right

danceman @ 5/28/2008 12:00:03 PM #

Cool.

Why pay for a Redfly when you've got these cool apps. And media says Redfly is a innovation in all. The media is always thinking they are the first on everything.

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