TechTipsGeek » Desktop

Remotely Control Any Computer Using Chrome Remote Desktop Extension

Abdul Assad — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 17:23:53 +0000

There are many times when you need to have the access of a remote computer or give the access of your computer to a remote person. Maybe you suddenly need some important documents at your office which are at your home desktop. A simple email from your home desktop could solve your problem. But your mom is not [...]

Remotely Control Any Computer Using Chrome Remote Desktop Extension was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Polaris Lets You to Check Google Analytics Report From Desktop

Tanmay — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 20:13:31 +0000

How many times do you check the Google Analytics account in a day to view your blog performance? If the number goes high, you can check out the Google Analytics report from the desktop instead of using any browser. Polaris, the simple tool lets you to check the Google Analytics status directly from the desktop. [...]

Polaris Lets You to Check Google Analytics Report From Desktop was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Gmail Introduces Desktop Notifications for Email and Chat Messages

Tanmay — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 10:45:18 +0000

It some time happens to me that I do expect a email from my friends when I am busy with some other work. Usually, I do keep open my Gmail in-box and refresh the page to check for new messages. OOPS!! That is not so convenient. It seems that the time is now to forget [...]

Gmail Introduces Desktop Notifications for Email and Chat Messages was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Techinline Remote Desktop Tool For Remote Connection

Tanmay — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 13:14:49 +0000

A few days back, I was telling about 7 best remote desktop tools. While all those tools are quite popular, Techinline Remote Desktop is another easy to use and browser based remote connection tool. More over, it does not require you to be a computer geek. Everything will be ready automatically. So, if you are [...]

Techinline Remote Desktop Tool For Remote Connection was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

7 Best Remote Desktop Connection Applications

Tanmay — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 10:35:53 +0000

Either you want to repair your family computer remotely or share your personal computer with others in your network, you need an application that is efficient and trusty. Here are the list of some Remote Desktop applications to access any computer remotely just like you are right beside the remote computer. Tip: Remotely Shut Down [...]

7 Best Remote Desktop Connection Applications was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Create Your Own Web Desktop by Kohive

Tanmay — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 10:05:40 +0000

There are so many web applications in the internet that can help you to do the various job. But can you imagine about creating your own desktop environment in the web? Kohive is a free online collaboration tool which facilitates online desktop interface with lots of applications & advantages. With this collaboration application, you can [...]

Create Your Own Web Desktop by Kohive was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Access Any Computer Remotely By Remote Desktop Connection

Tanmay — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:42:53 +0000

Remote Desktop Connection utility is a strong networking technology which helps you to connect between computers remotely belonging in distinct location. With the help of this application you can easily connect your host computer over a network and access all program, files and network resources through your computer, in the sense you can get full [...]

Access Any Computer Remotely By Remote Desktop Connection was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

Create Virtual Desktop In Windows Like Linux

Tanmay — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 04:30:09 +0000

Virtual Desktop is an application that has grown to be very much familiar to Linux and Mac OS users. If your desktop is cluttered with many application windows, then the Virtual Desktop may help you to use various applications in a more sophisticated and simple way. Tip: Turn Your Existing Computer Into Virtual Machine Virtual [...]

Create Virtual Desktop In Windows Like Linux was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek

How To Organize Desktop Icons Into A Particular Category

Tanmay — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:05:36 +0000

If you are uncomfortable with the simple view of your desktop icons then move the desktop icons into a well decorated transparent background box in your desktop. You must think that how can it possible? Also see: Change The Color Of Your XP Icons. You can categorize your desktop icons by the small software Fence. [...]

How To Organize Desktop Icons Into A Particular Category was originally posted at: TechTipsGeek