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| Telexy SymNC ... . One of those reminders why I stubbornly continue to use Symbian phones. |
2010-12-25 |
Published 2010-12-25.
Link to original page.
Telexy SymNC is a very impressive piece of software.
One of those reminders why I stubbornly continue to use Symbian phones.
| SymRDP ... it's worth all the money. |
2010-09-08 |
Published on 2010-09-08.
Link to original publication in Romanian language: SymRDP – remote desktop de pe mobil :D
Link to automatic Google Translation from Romanian to English:
SymRDP - Remote Desktop Mobile: D
... you can connect to your work computer from your S60 phone and have access to all of your programs, files,
and network resources as though you were in front of your computer at work. You can leave programs running at work and then,
when you get home, you can see your work computer's desktop displayed on your S60 phone, with the same programs running.
| An honourable mention to Telexy's SymVPN ... |
2009-08-03 |
Published 2009-08-03. Links to original publications:
An honourable mention to Telexy's SymVPN ...
An honourable mention to Telexy's SymVPN too, which provides a PPTP VPN (couldn't get on with IPsec)
and allows me to use the built in Nokia SIP client to connect to my home PBX from wherever I am.
| I do more on a 5800XM using SymVPN & SymRDP than most ... with TwakBerries can even comprehend. |
2010-07-26 |
Published on 2010-07-26. Link to original publication ( see post #46 from 26-07-2010 08:00 AM ):
I do more on a 5800XM using SymVPN & SymRDP ...
...
So you still think I am middle aged and just go for the brand they know? No - I go for phones that enable me to do the new stuff first and to kick ass while I am doing it.
Blackberries are supposed to be for business people but seriously, an E-series takes the snot out of it and it works perfectly without the need for special internet.
I do more on a 5800XM using SymVPN & SymRDP than most ... with TwakBerries can even comprehend.
| That's much simpler to configure ... (using SymVPN for VoIP on Nokia E72 phone) |
2009-06-05 |
Published 2009-06-05. Links to original publications:
Going mobile with VoIP and SymVPN.
Within SymVPN, you can pick which access point is used to create the VPN connection;
when I tell the phone to sign in to the 3CX system, if it can't find my home WiFi,
it then uses SymVPN and connects that way. To all intents and purposes,
it works exactly the same as when I'm at home, whether using another wireless network, or Orange's data service.
So, I can dial a number on the E72 and press the right hand soft key (labelled 'Net call'),
to call using my home phone line. And calls that come in to my business number will ring on the mobile,
wherever I am in the world.
| SymNC is the one and only application you'll ever need when it comes to accessing your computer network via your phone. |
2010-05-10 |
Published 2010-05-10 08:20 in article "How to transfer files between Symbian phones via WiFi?"
Link to original page.
SymNC is the one and only application you'll ever need when it comes to accessing your computer network via your phone.
| SymNAS is ... an ultra useful standalone app that makes your phone's drives accessible on the network. |
2010-05-10 |
Published 2010-05-10 08:20 in article "How to transfer files between Symbian phones via WiFi?"
Link to original page.
SymNAS is ... an ultra useful standalone app that makes your phone's drives accessible on the network.
| Telexy ... created a number of remarkable apps ... , one of them is SymRDP. |
2010-04-25 |
Published on 2010-04-25. Link to original publication: Remote Desktop with Nokia Smart Phones.
I've found a company called Telexy that has created a number of remarkable apps
for Symbain^1 Platform (formally S60v5), one of them is SymRDP.
| SymPlayer, easy to use and it does what it promises - playing music wirelessly. |
2010-04-18 |
Published on Norwegian forum 2010-04-18 22:38.
Link to original publication.
AutoTranslated Page.
It supports the multimedia keys if you have this on the phone or remote control.
There is also support for touch screen. Both solutions work well, and there is no problem to use your fingers on the screen to operate SymPlayer.
The sound is good,
SymPlayer, easy to use and it does what it promises - playing music wirelessly. There is no problem to use the phone to surf or do other tasks while streaming music over the network
| The best VPN application for s60 ... easy-to-use utility with superb functionality. |
2009-03-16 |
Published 2009-03-16. Links to original publications:
SymVPN tutorial ,
SymVPN video Tutorial.
I'll be using the best VPN application for s60 (both v3 and v5) - Telexy's SymVPN.
This easy-to-use utility with superb functionality just received a major update (v2.0 - added full support for s60 3.2 and s60v5).
Now it supports Destinations, and more applications are compatible with it.
| Amazing app ... immense capabilities of SymRDP ... extremely useful and very easy to use. |
2010-03-06 |
Published on 2010-03-06.
Link to original publication.
This application is extremely useful and very easy to use.
... immense capabilities of SymRDP
... amazing app from Telexy - SymRDP
| SymRDP ... Very ambitious and powerful software ... a different dimension. |
2010-03-01 |
| SymNC ... This is just a legend. |
2010-02-27 |
Published on Chinese forum on 2010-02-27 16:42 Post #615 at page 41 in a thread called "[Telexy Network SymNC] strongest, most expensive, the most beautiful of software, I was deeply shocked."
Link to original page.
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SymNC ... This is just a legend.
| SymPlayer ... simple and very sleek mp3 player ... I really like this program because it's very easy to use ... . |
2010-02-09 |
Published on 2010-02-09 09:43.
Link to original publication.
Short link: http://bit.ly/dqv7ir
Telexy's SymPlayer, it's a simple and very sleek mp3 player for your S60 (both v3 and v5) mobile phone, that allows you to play audio files directly from any shared network location!
That's right, you don't have to copy your music library to your cell, this useful app uses WiFi connection to play your songs straight from your PC or Network Attached Storage.
I really like this program because it's very easy to use, and fuss free.
| SymRDP ... OMG thats insanely amazing. |
2010-01-30 |
SymNAS ... absolutely the best app for wireless access to your phone's contents from your computer.
Superb functionality. |
2010-01-25 |
Published on 2010-01-25.
Link to original page.
Short link: http://bit.ly/6T98f5
SymNAS is my favorite Telexy's application, hands down, so I will really enjoy writing this tutorial.
This is absolutely the best app for wireless access to your phone's contents from your computer.
I use SymNAS every single time I want to transfer files to/from my Nokia N82. You may think the wireless transfer it's slow, but it's NOT!
I assure you, I stopped using USB cable connection when I installed this great utility!!! ... Superb functionality.
| ... really functional and practical app that you must have! Syncing becomes a child's play with SymSync ... |
2010-01-18 |
Published on 2010-01-18.
Link to original page.
Short link: http://bit.ly/5rlIDA
At this time, SymSync is the only application for automated WiFi file syncing between your Symbian (both s60v3 and s60v5) powered phone and your PC. ...
I expect you will enjoy using SymSync as much as I do, because this is really, really functional and practical app that you must have! Syncing becomes a child's play with SymSync.
| Explosion strong!!! SymRDP Remote Desktop remote control program S60v5. |
2010-01-13 |
| SymNC ... the best networking tool for your s60 device money can buy! |
2010-01-11 |
Published on 2010-01-11.
Link to original page.
Short link: http://bit.ly/8k1BhC
Their flagship application is called SymNC, and it's the best networking tool for your s60 device money can buy! It consists of several apps (that can be bought separately), i
ncluding SymNAS (Network Attached Storage), SymVPN (Virtual Private Network), SymSync, SymRDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), etc.
All of these apps allow you to connect your phone to your home/work network (in different ways, of course).
I was lucky enough to translate SymNC to Serbian language, and I've received a license for this extremely useful software. I use it daily, and it's a great time saver!
To be honest, I cannot remember when was the last time I used USB cable to connect my Nokia N82 to my PC.
| SymNC - utterly brilliant ... My Nokia E71 has just become 200% more useful. |
2010-01-05 |
Published on 2010-01-05 06:56 Post #1.
Link to original forum thread.
Hi there, I just wanted to feedback about SymNC. I recently upgraded from SymVPN - and I have to say that this is probably the best suite of apps on Symbian at the moment.
Everything seems to have worked first time - whether it's synchronising the media directories on my phone with my home Samba NAS in the evenings - or setting up the phone as a portable NAS device - brilliant.
The other thing I would say is that it's quick ... nothing worse on a phone than a laggy phone app!
The only feature I can really think of that would improve the solution, would be an option to allow multiple connection possibilities
(i.e. For the mapped network drives - option 1 would be a WIFI access point and option 2 would be the VPN). So when the WIFI isn't available, it then tries VPN.
I can still create separate connections (WIFI / VPN) to the same shares so it's not a problem - just a 'nice to have'.
Well done. My Nokia E71 has just become 200% more useful.
| SymSync is in Symbian-Guru's 2009 Top 5 Applications For Mac Users |
2009-12-10 |
Published on 2009-12-10 #3 in the list.
Link to original forum thread.
I've been using Telexy's SymSync ever since we introduced it to you and I have to say that this application is a blast.
...
It's super convenient to have when you manage a certain set of documents daily, and modify them either on the go or on your computer, as you're always sure to have the latest version with you.
| Without SymVPN installed, phone Nokia E72 is a waste of money! |
2009-11-25 |
Published on Chinese forum 2009-11-25 01:50 Post #8.
Link to original forum thread.
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In fact, symVPN is useful software.
It cost 30 EUR value, but if it is not installed, then phone Nokia E72 is a waste of money! Without SymVPN in the country with such a high-speed Internet access you cannot look at YouYube, nor to listen to [....], nor to get numbers of foreign websites, we all know that Why, ...
??symVPN???,?30?????,??????,????E72????????????,???youtube,???last.fm,???N?????,????????,????????
| SymNC - the strongest, ..., the most gorgeous software, I was deeply shocked. ... 15 Oh My God ! |
2009-11-21 |
Published on Chinese forum 2009-11-11 10:07 Post #1.
Link to original forum thread.
AutoTranslated page.
Telexy Networks SymNC - the strongest, ..., the most gorgeous software, I was deeply shocked.
[Telexy Networks SymNC]??????????????,??????????
In 24 hours since the first post, 170 comments were placed in the same thread.
Some of these comments are below, taken from automaticaly transalted text:
- Looked very strong ah
- Strong, and leave a footprint
- Really super?!
- Very strong
- Control of the computer with the phone lying on the bed? ????? Not bad overall.
- The stronger than symSMB too much, these features built-in if it is NOKIA enough.
- Looks like a very strong ah,,,, to top to top ~
- Pretty cool stuff ah! ?! Top! ! ! ! !
- This is too strong
- Looks like very good!
- Really tough
- Really super?!
- Strong, and leave a footprint
- Want to use to use to see
- The strongest, most expensive, the most gorgeous
- High-tech, unmanned! ! !
- A good thing ah ah ah ah ah ah ...
- Tough, top-1
- Strong support for the ah
- Good strong ah!
- Very very strong
- Very good, very powerful ah, top up
- The top one first!
- Stronger than the symSMB ah!
- Looks like a very tough
- Indeed, very strong, even be able to Remote Desktop. ? .
- Strong, and leave a footprint
- Remote Support about the whole thing
- This software is too great,
- Very very strong
- Strong ah
- Looks great.
- Is too sharp of.
- Strong ah! ! ! ! !
- Wow. ? . ? .
- This depth.
- Looks really good
- Yes Yes
- Support! ! ! ! !
- Looks like a very strong .
- This should be top! ! ! ! !
- Powerful, long-term use
- 15 Oh My God !
- The greatest advantage is that no data line is then wirelessly transfer files from your computer, and very convenient
- Beautiful, support
- Lets wireless local area network capabilities to an extreme
- These features I think ought to be built or a built-in.
- This should be top! ! ! ! !
| Windows on my Symbian phone! No Way!! |
2009-11-13 |
Published on 2009-11-13 18:31
Link to original forum thread.
I always thought it would be really cool if I could use some sort of device whether it be a phone, a palmtop or a netbook to remote in to my computer at home.
I always wondered how the heck it could possibly work. Well everyone knows that a symbian phone can pretty much do anything.
ok I say this out of bias because I HAVE a symbian phone. they are invincible! It didn't take me long to discover there is an application called 'symRDP'
which basically uses the Remote Desktop Protocol to log you in to your home computer. It didn't take long to set up, I installed the app,
configured the computer to accept remote desktop invites and then I was ready to go! It was a simple task of then running the app then identifying my computer over the network.
| I bought SymNC and it's my favorite Symbian application, I use it every day ... |
2009-11-13 |
Published on 2009-11-13 10:09 Reply #12.
Link to original forum thread.
I bought SymNC and it's my favorite Symbian application, I use it every day to browse my PC's shared drives via Wifi
or even via GPRS (as it has a VPN client) and to listen music directly from network drvies. It's not cheap but imo worth every cent.
| SymRDP is pretty awesome. |
2009-11-06 |
Published on 2009-11-06 16:05 Post #4.
Link to original forum thread.
That's a 5th edition product. My friend tried it on his 5th edition phone, and he said it was pretty awesome. Shame it will never be ported to 3rd edition
| Having SymNC on both phones - Sony Ericsson Satio and N97 ! |
2009-11-05 |
Published on 2009-11-05 11:04 Post #1.
Link to original forum thread.
SymNC ...[ on Sony Ericsson Satio and ] .. I have it on my N97 as well .. now I can send stuff from one phone to the other at Wifi "G" speed.
| ... undoubtedly only one answer - SymRDP. |
2009-10-21 |
Published on 2009-10-21 01:03 Post #6.
Link to original forum thread.
SymRDP is the best option for N97 or any other S60 5th phone with touchscreen.
If you need to access W2008/2003 from N97, then there is undoubtedly only one answer - Symrdp.
| SymRDP ... Thanks! It works really well on my N97. ... Best software on my Nokia 5800! |
2009-09-29 |
Published on 2009-09-29 23:07 Post # 1, 2.
Link to original forum thread.
Thanks! It works really well on my N97.
Best software on my Nokia 5800!
On-Screen computer keyboard is just a great idea!
| Amazing product [SymNC] ... . |
2009-09-02 |
| Nokia is out to lunch on this issue. |
2009-01-08 |
Published on 2009-0-08 08:26 Message #8.
Link to original forum thread.
Nokia is out to lunch on this issue. How they could create a "business" phone such as the E71 and then not have PPTP VPN support makes me question their business decisions.
| E71's without PPTP VPN? That is the ONE thing holding me back from purchasing this device. |
2008-08-05 |
Comment under article published on 2008-08-05 7:54 by Derek.
Link to original forum thread.
Can you tell me about the E71's VPN options. Specifically, is there support for PPTP connections?
I know that past Nokia devices have not supported PPTP VPN connections.
That is the ONE thing holding me back from purchasing this device.
Comment under article published on 2008-10-31 7:54 by Incidentflux.
Link to original forum thread.
Power / Business users need proper VPN, even the ... version 1 iPhone can do basic PPTP connections.
Nokia can only do the horrible and expensive to implement 'IPsec' (Who uses that?). Good luck finding affordable IPsec VPN providers for home use.
Comment under article published on 2009-05-07 7:54 by Ben.
Link to original forum thread.
... thanks for the helpful information on the E71. I too have just purchased one and found out that there is no support for PPTP VPN which is what my companies VPN runs..
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