mVNC is a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) server for Symbian OS phones. In conjunction with a VNC viewer, it displays the phone's screen in a window on the PC, and forwards keystrokes and mouse movements from the PC to the phone. The phone can therefore be almost completely controlled and operated from the PC.
Additionally mVNC offers file synchronization capabilities. It is therefore the ideal companion to m, the
mobile shell: scripts can be edited in your familiar editor on the PC, executed from the PC, and output can be immediately analyzed on the PC,
all without manually transferring any file.
Besides supporting m development, mVNC can be used for a variety of purposes:
mVNC uses Bluetooth®, WLAN of USB-cable for the communication between phone and PC. In Bluetooth mode, the PC must be equipped with a Bluetooth transceiver (or an equivalent USB dongle). Since standard VNC clients communicate via TCP/IP (Internet) with their server, mVNC consists of two components: a server on the phone, and a proxy on the PC acting as an intermediate, forwarding the Bluetooth or USB-cable data from the server via TCP/IP to the client, and vice versa. A VNC client can thus connect locally or remotely to control the phone. If connected over WLAN, no proxy is required (the WLAN bearer has a TCP/IP layer) and therefore this connection option is ideal in pure Mac environments.
mVNC must be activated before first use via SMS. Your expenses are limited to the cost of sending a simple SMS to Switzerland.
For activation, you must purchase a serial number or you can use serial number 34 for a free trial licence. The trial licence limits connection time to five minutes and file transfer size to 4 KB.
mVNC can be downloaded here.
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| License: | Tied to SIM by purchased serial number or free serial number 34 |
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| Price: | EUR 24.00 - full licence free - trial licence |