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Free for the first month and $1 a month afterwards, the new PocketCloud allows users to turn existing storage on their hard drives, computers, tablets and smartphones into personal cloud space. This frees users from third-party control and privacy issues. A professional version is also available For $14.99 a month that includes enhanced security features and support for additional computer connections.
PocketCloud has already been downloaded over 1.5 million times since debuting on the App Store and Android Market back in December. This update still contains the virtual desktop features that sold people on the app in the first place as well as new in app purchases and support for iPad 2 video mirroring among other new features. However, the biggest thing about this latest update is that what began as a mere virtual desktop has become a potentially viable alternative to big cloud storage providers.
Wyse PocketCloud (Remote Desktop) - RDP / VNC
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Released: 2010-12-02 :: Category: Productivity
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Jordan Minor 28 Sep, 2011--
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:: FUN WITH ELECTRICITY
No matter if it is for having fun in science class or making music from popular pop-culture references, Tesla coils rock. It is this iconic device that now finds its way into a castle defense style game by the name of Tesla Wars. While this virtual static electricity device may not make the hair stand on the back of the neck, it is going to make those fingers work extremely hard.
It is unfortunate that the controls can get so irritating and that they can lead to lost games. Hitting slow moving people is easy, but when a horde rushes in and then the game fails to recognize that the player’s finger is on an enemy only adds an unnecessary difficulty to the game. When this happens, valuable seconds are lost as the player has to pick up their finger and reposition it so the game recognizes what is going on. While it doesn’t happen often, it occurs enough to become annoying during this higher stages.
Chris Nitz 
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Jennifer Allen 
:: DIG IT
Life’s not easy for a sewer-bound alligator. Well, I suppose it’s fine enough for the normal ones anyway, but for a clean-freak like Swampy? Yeah, not so much. All the poor guy wants to do is keep clean and take nice shower every now and then. The other gators aren’t so keen on letting him have his way, so they sabotage the water pipes in order to block his water supply. That’s where we come in.
I’m hard-pressed to come up with any serious grievances here. I suppose the water doesn’t act exactly like I expect it to 100% of the time, and having some form of indication as to which levels contain hidden collectibles on the level-select screen would be nice, but that’s all I can really come up with. Where’s My Water is a great puzzle game, pure and simple. It’s very well put-together, has plenty of replay value as every stage has 3 ducks that can be grabbed (much harder than it sounds later on), some contain those hidden collectibles I mentioned that will unlock bonus levels (and more ducks), and even more levels are planned for the future.
Rob Rich 
With numerous tools out there for optimizing productivity, it is about time that a developer decided to design an app that is open-ended enough that it can be used for multiple purposes. The new software 
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