The tool will both set up RDP and VNC for you, and also allow you to use your Google account to help discover your computer over an internet connection, meaning you won’t have to deal with IPs, port forwarding, and so on. On top of this, Jump Desktop offers a tool that will help bridge the gap between these protocols and the proprietary solutions out there, the latter of which tend to have much more reliable discovery systems. RDP is built into Windows, and doesn’t require any third party software, while VNC support can be achieved with any number of free apps on many platforms, including jailbroken iOS devices and Android devices. It supports both RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) and VNC (Virtual Network Computing), two protocols that have been around for ages.
Unlike Splashtop, Jump Desktop is a client app for stock remote desktop protocols, rather than being a proprietary solution. After a bit of searching, I ended up with Jump Desktop, and I have to say I’m glad I switched.
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I use it quite a lot as a teacher, as dealing with educational websites more or less demands a full PC OS.
Having such an app is paramount to me being able to use my iPad mini as a portable computer, as it allows me to control a full desktop computer from the iPad. A while back, I got fed up with Splashtop’s constantly deteriorating user experience, and went looking for a new remote PC app.
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