LogMeIn Ignition For Ipad and Iphone

One click on your iPhone or iPad lets you remotely access one or more computers anywhere, anytime. So you never have to worry about leaving anything behind. Directly control your Mac or PC, all your apps and all your files – like that important presentation for your boss or that important photo album for your mom – with a simple touch.
Super Quick, Super Easy

• Simple to install and set up in minutes
• Automatic settings for optimized speed and performance
• Easy single price for personal or business use
What You Can Do with Ignition
• Access your home or work computer
• Give your family IT support
• Play computer games located on your home computer

To get started:
1. Create an account at LogMeIn.com
2. Download the LogMeIn software to your PC and Mac
3. Choose our free remote access or a low-cost annual subscription
4. Download LogMeIn Ignition from the App Store
5. Log in from your Apple device to access your computer

What's New in Version 1.1.138

• One app for your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
• Dynamically optimizes to device features and functions
• Improved display, rendering and navigation for the iPad, including new keyboard handling
• Faster connection handling for 3G and Wi-Fi

Source: Apple App Store

HippoRemote Turns iPhone into Multitouch Mouse

HippoRemote Pro is a great alternative for controlling your computer instead of the usual mouse and keyboard. While there are plenty of other options in the App Store that offer this functionality, HippoRemote Pro is by far and above the best.

What makes HippoRemote Pro unique is a series of profiles that contain shortcuts to key features. For example if you are a Windows 7 user there is one-tap access to the Start menu. Mac OS users can quickly hit the Exposé button. Popular browsers such as Chrome and Safari also have their own shortcuts. This option is also customizable based on the commands that you find yourself mostly using.

The multi-touch trackpad is great to use and is designed well for tasks like browsing or clicking through a media application such as iTunes. A keyboard button fires up the iPhone’s keyboard for typing, which makes it especially useful when searching online.

The Pro version of the app also contains a browser and Twitter access. They may seem a bit out of place here, but it certainly makes it more convenient to quickly check another site or Twitter without leaving the HippoRemote app.

The mouse function felt very natural, and those with multi-touch trackpads will already be familiar with two-finger scrolling and other common commands. There were a few occasions when the response was slightly off, but it was pretty rare. All told Hipporemote Pro offers a very solid experience. One cool feature is the ability to bring up a list of commands such as opening Twitter or closing the application by shaking the phone.

Using this as a mouse replacement is not recommended, as HippoRemote Pro on the iPhone means dealing with a limited amount of screen real estate for functions like right clicking. However, if doing casual browsing or running a PC or Mac as a media center HippoRemote would be an excellent way to control the device.

Source: http://www.appcraver.com/hipporemote-pro/