Review: Jaadu Remote Desktop for iPhone
Jugaari has quickly made a name for himself, building iPhone applications that give you control your computer through your mobile device. Two of their products-Elite Touchpad Jaadu VNC and give control on both Mac and PC. A third, Jaadu Remote Desktop (RDP or Jaadu) provides a remote desktop to Windows PC is a very useful tool for people who have a PC at the office, spending time in multi-platform environments, or as difficult as it may be led to believe, has opted for a Windows machine on a Mac
Using Jaadu PDR is like having your computer in your pocket wherever you go with the ability to use all your PC applications like Microsoft Office, Photoshop, iTunes and Flash support on your browser. Jaadu PDR, including streaming audio directly into the iPhone.
Creating a secure encrypted connection with data from the computer could not be easier thanks to the automation software Jaadu Connect PDR. Simply download, install and run the program automatically to your PC ready to connect to Jaadu DRP. If you do not want to have the RDP connection software Jaadu constantly running on your desktop (as it should allow remote access), you can manually configure the PC following the instructions on the website Jugaari. I found the support team is very helpful and quick to respond.
Using the same interface as Jaadu VNC (formerly Teleport []), the Lao Jaadu interface and controls are very smooth and easy to make a pleasant experience. Because you can control the cursor, you can point and click with precision. You can access the recording of the keyboard with the keyboard at the top of the screen of your iPhone. Jaadu RDP provides a face to face what you’ve written to help avoid errors.
Button next to the keyboard, you will find two buttons for all other keys as a standard of exchange controls, removing the tab, and so on. Click the right mouse button (a touch of two fingers) and double-click support, as the page scroll (drag two fingers).
Jaadu PDR works in both portrait and landscape mode, allowing you to pinch and zoom so you can maximize the iPhone on the 3.5 inch screen. Under the advanced options you can set your settings such as resolution, color, sound, rotation lock, and more.
You can access your home or office PC via a Wi-Fi, 3G or EDGE connection. While using Jaadu on the EDGE network, I noticed a little delay between the iPhone and my PC, but it is still usable. A connection through a 3G network worked almost without any delay, and a Wi-Fi provided immediate response, as if he were in my PC. In general, I was really impressed by how good PDR Jaadu preformed on each of these connections.
Streaming audio from my computer worked surprisingly well on a Wi-Fi, but not as well with an EDGE connection, an iTunes track via EDGE played sounded very rough. On the other hand, if you want to listen to music just to listen to the songs on your iPhone. However, the system seems very good on any connection.
The application works with computers running Windows XP Professional, Windows Media Center Edition, Windows Vista Business and Ultimate, and after a recent update of Windows Server 2003/2008. This is not compatible with Windows XP or Windows Vista Home Edition.
In general, RDP Jaadu is extremely well built and polished application that stands out from other desktop applications to distance away, especially if you have a PC with a control.
Jaadu Remote Desktop is compatible with any iPhone or iPod touch running the iPhone 2.2 software update.
[Source]
