Access your pc from anywhere

[TMAC01]

SoonR - In Touch Now.

Check it out it looks quite cool. Gonna try it out soon. If any one you have used it already or decide to now, let us know of any issues/strengths.

[Mechdon]

Can confirm if this works on the N95?

[pseudofinn]

Yep. Looks good. Thanks TMAC.

I can confirm it works for the N95. It will work with any device capable of viewing a webpage.

I'm going to check it out a little bit more later today.

[TMAC01]

tried it out and it works nicely. Got it going with my pc music/images and other files and also with my outlook 2007. It works on any phone with a mobile browser since all the access is done over the wap page through the browser.

[Mechdon]

Thanks! Got to try it too...

[Mechdon]

I've just tried this application today and I can say it's certainly a cool piece of software. However, I'm unsure if it's practical...yes, you can access your PC with your phone...so assuming you're in office and need to retrieve some documents from your home PC, your PC would have to be turned on and connected to the net?

[TMAC01]

that is correct. my pc at home is always on and always connected anyways, so for me nothing changes.

[geoffbaker]

I'm just imagining the security issues here...

[songzunhuang]

Hello, I am with SoonR and noticed your thread here. I wanted to respond to a few of the items mentioned.

First, SoonR has a feature called AnyTime where the contents of certain folders that you choose can be cached in the service so that you can access information even when your computer is off. You can choose what is cached and who can access it. You do all this management of your account from your PC browser. We provid 100MB of space for free.

Regarding security issues, I think there are enough remote services now that most people understand that web servies can be made secure. I could give you a long list of banks, credit cards, stores, and investment websites where user information is securely stored with great confidence. Of course, SoonR adheres to those best practices and we have 3rd party certification to support it.

Finally, although I haven't tried the N95 directly, there are a lot of Nokia phones at SoonR. I believe the N95 uses the same browser as other N series phones. So this means you can have full Ajax support to get even a better experience on the handset. Check out the SoonR website to find out more aboutAjax on the handset.

Thanks for checking out SoonR!

[pseudofinn]

Hey- thanks very much for stopping in and helping out... great to have you here. Try to keep tabs in case you can help us out further.

Great program... REALLY like the caching feature- nice work!