[OIK2]

I just installed and tested Remotedroid on jelly bean. Its working flawlessly. Earlier it used to fail on ICS... strange but true. Dwnld from google play store

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I am a fan of Unified Remote for using my android as a WiFi mouse/keyboard combo. Tons of features, very lightweight server, and highly configurable with the paid version(under $5) but still highly useful with the free version.

[scaots]

I have used pocketcloud for RDP and it works well enough, though I don't have much need and haven't used anything lately. I think pocket cloud won't go full screen or scale nice unless you get the paid version. I never bothered with the paid version to get that and multiple connections.

[festmaster]

I use the paid version of Pocketcloud and am satisfied. The only gotcha is if you let a connection time out rather than logging out, my Xoom will not find the remote computer again unless I reboot the Xoom.

[BUNK]

I prefer TeamViewer. I've used it for a few years and the PC version is free as well. I use it frequently to help out friends that need minor fixes on their computers.

[Suntan]

I don't have an N7, but i use Splashtop on my GS3 and tf101.

I run a media server/htpc in the basement and i don't even need to worry about a monitor.


Plus, when on travel out of town for business, I can still watch the local 10 o'clock news before going to sleep. Just plug the GS3 into the hotel tv, access the htpc with Splashtop and dvr the night's news.

-Suntan

[mssca]

I use 2x Client on my S3 phone. I don't know if it is available on Nexus Tab. If it is, I can recommend it.

[mrspock2002]

I use TeamViewer.

works very well with no lag even from my phone using 3G

I concur Teamviewer is excellent.

[f2racer]

I use 2x Client on my S3 phone. I don't know if it is available on Nexus Tab. If it is, I can recommend it.

+1 for 2x, it works well on my JB AOSP Lenovo K1 tablet. I also use VMWare's View Client to connect to my works VDI farm.

[nyijedi]

Remote Desktop by Xtralogic is absolutely the way to go. It works wonderfully on both my N7 and GN. I don't like that Splash top requires their software to be installed on your PC. I much prefer pure RDP, and Xtralogic has the best app IMO.

[bevcraw]

Splashtop worked for me, so I haven't tried any others.

[galatians51]

I like Jump Desktop, I use it all the time for my PC at work. It's very intuitive in terms of navigation.

[John-Smith]

I like to use unified remote, it has a ton of features even though you can't see the screen of the computer.

I've also used splashtop 2 and its pretty good. It has a little lag for me though, and its free at first, then they charge you monthly or something. I uninstalled it after finding out that info..

[odd1ne]

I concur Teamviewer is excellent.

They use that all the time at my work...I was tempted to try it

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[downer06]

I use real VNC it is a little more setup on the home end but well worth it. It is fast and works well. I also use logmein ignition for my work computer which also works pretty well just not as fast as real VNC.

[symo#AC]

I use Splashtop and on testing it works fine in my house. I live in the UK and work in China. I cant get it to connect from China. I don't know what the problem is. It could be a blocking thing or the distance and all the connections.
Has anybody else tried from another country

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I've remoted-in (I think I just made that term up) from Ecuador to Portland, OR. Worked fine. You may have run into the Great Firewall of China if it's not allowing you access.

[SamOliver]

GPP Remote control for me. I've also used Pocketcloud, Splashtop, and LogMeIN in the past. All of them were very capable, it's just a matter of personal preference.

[SteveIowa]

I have to give Splashtop the thumbs up here. It never let's me down on anything I use it with, and that is quite a list.

[Ameri-CAIN]

The big names do not even begin to compare with Jump Desktop. I work in IT and I have tried them all. I noticed Jump only because I saw it on sale for .99 one time and I thought I should evaluate it and see if it was worth the purchase. After trying it I felt it was definitely worth a buck. I started using it more thoroughly after purchasing and it is my favorite RDP app on my phone (Atrix 4G) and it is fully compatible with the swype keyboard. Its my favorite in my lapdock (recognizes all the hard keys on the keyboard), and on my favorite on my tablet. I wish I had never wasted my money on splashtop.

[Caldera]

I use Splashtop at home and 2x at work.

[brc0061]

I'm not a Nexus 7 owner but OnLive Desktop works pretty well for me on the Galaxy Tab as well as Pocketcloud. Both are free.

[Ichwardort]

Teamviewer for me. Have been using the app since many years and I really love it on Android, Windows and Linux!

[zarkuu]

I am surprised no one has mentioned remote rdp yet.

That's what I've been using for ages and I'm still with it. Not perfect but gets the job done for me on both my GNex and N7.

[druiddb2]

I use 2X and works perfectly at home wifi use. Disappointed with Splashtop that it does not work with home wifi on my work pc which has certain firewall restrictions I cannot seem to get to disable. Pocketcloud also seems ok except for the non-full screen support on the free version. If everything else fails, Teamviewer is my last option.

[druiddb2]

Teamviewer for me. Have been using the app since many years and I really love it on Android, Windows and Linux!

How do you get about the non-full screen support? At least, I cannot make it full screen on TF101...

[rickyaliasgar]

We use RHUB remote support appliance in our office to provide remote technical assistance to end users, clients customer etc. It is very easy to use and unlike hosted services charging named users for subscription fees, the RHUB appliance allows each of our employees to take advantage of the productivity tools built into the appliance.