Remote access is one cool option I'm considering. Gone are the days of Back Orifice and hello to new and more advanced programs like RemotePC - Remote Access which offer secure remote access from any of your computers via the Internet.
You can even share your desktop with 10 users if you so wish (great for collaborative work on a shared computer) which makes a remote meeting easy and definitely paves the way for telecommuting, something I am pushing very hard for for working mothers.
One of the main problems with remote access is slow transfer. RemotePC has eliminated this by avoiding the use of applets and it works safely behind most firewalls and proxy servers. And this I like, the host computer can use a dynamic IP address - so essential for road warriors these days.
Their latency reduction technology also ensures low latency – timely responses from your keyboard and mouse - and you won't even realise you're working remotely (you WoW players will know what I mean).
It's more affordable than most other plans out there and they offer a free trial. Do sign up and try it out. It works on Vista too!
This post was kindly sponsored by RemotePC.
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