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Following the article the other day that had Some you’re Mac, there were many comments on plan VNC client applications, i.e. applications to remotely access and interact with our desktop.

In this post I bring 4 applications, which are among the most popular in this particular type of programs, programs that can control your machine remotely, comfortably seated in the lounge or kilometres of long distance using our iPhone or iPod touch with our Wi-Fi.

To this end we have some very good options in the App Store, one of them is Jaadu VNC, a really great option that many have taken to access their Macs remotely, to view websites in Flash (remember that with our machine we can control launch Safari, the desktop application), check our downloads in our favourite P2P client or ultimately controls our machine either from a couple of steps or from across the world and do whatever we want. The pity is that Jaadu is so expensive, $ 25 of the wing. The good news is that Jaadu supports Windows, Linux, and Mac … or throw it and now the new version even supports copy-paste action remotely.

The alternative is to Jaadu VNCMocha, another client similar to above, in this case ostensibly cheaper (about $ 6) but with clear differences in the interface that make it more rugged and difficult to control. One good thing that has this client is that Mocha is also cross platform compatible with Mac and Windows. If, however, what you want is to access a Windows environment, try iRemoteDesktop, which for nearly $ 5 offers you the possibility of very fast and direct.

Finally you inform a customer that has appeared again called Remote Tap and is leaving people gasp, its price is less than $ 5 and has an interface very careful. What people love are undoubtedly its price and its interface, however the trouble is that only you can access computers with Mac OS X, forget about accessing Windows / Linux with this application. However, according to the opinions we read about it, it works just fine, so is another alternative to consider if we are looking for an application of this nature and do not want to use it in Windows / Linux.

Such applications are proliferating, and as I said at the time, are a perfect partner for a device like the iPad, that having a larger screen, you will become an indispensable complement to access your computer remotely, so if you want to be sharpening their knives buying and testing the applications that you suggest, all this that you will have before the arrival of the new Apple device.

Via | appstorm
Download | Jaadu
Download | Mocha
Download | Remote Tap
Download | iRemoteDesktop

Chip manufacturer Intel launched three new processors in the next quarter of its Core series to the market. In addition to a quad-core CPU two dual-core processors are planned.

New Core i3, i5 and i7 CPUs will be available in spring and complement the existing offers. Presumably, they come as Intel Core i3-550, Intel Core i5-680 and Intel Core i7-880 on the market. An exact date for it is not yet clear.

The Intel Core i7-880 nm in one 45-proceedings produced quad-core process is at 3.06 GHz and a cache of 8 MB. Using Turbo Boost will dynamically adjust its performance. In this case, the clock rate would go up to 3.73 GHz. The CPU supports DDR3 memory with 1,333 MHz, the TDP is 95 watts. The Intel Core i7-880 can fit between the Core i7-870 and the Core i7-920.

In the other two CPUs are dual-core processors: The Intel Core i5-680 works with 3.60 GHz and uses a 4 MB cache. With the turbo boost button, the clock rate rises to 3.86 GHz. The processor supports DDR3 memory with 1,333 MHz, the TDP is 73 watts.

The weakest of the three new Intel processors, the Core i3 i3-550 with 3.20 GHz. The process produced 32-nm processor Westmere series reaches a TDP of 73 watts. In addition to further performance improvement for clients also include features such as energy efficiency, security and multimedia capabilities.