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LogmeIn Ignition Click the Download Free Trial button above and get a 14-day, fully-functional trial of CrossOver. After you've downloaded CrossOver check out our YouTube tutorial video to the left, or visit the CrossOver Chrome OS walkthrough for specific steps. Find LogMeIn product guides, downloads, FAQs, release notes, and other supporting documentation in the LogMeIn product knowledge base. Please visit the NEW LogMeIn support site here. LogMeIn Client desktop app for Mac. LogMeIn Client desktop app for Windows. LogMeIn Hamachi Product Tour. Technician Console. We do, however, have a software, currently in beta, called LogMeIn Ignition for Mac. This is a port of the popular Ignition software for Windows, and serves as a standalone client allowing for connections to LogMeIn computers without the need of a browser. Due to the increased demand for remote-work solutions, some wait times may be longer than normal. If you haven't yet, please try searching our knowledge base for faster answers.

Rating: :: SIMPLE, EXCELLENT
LogMeIn Ignition allows you to remotely connect and control your mac or PC as if you were sitting in front of it. With some out-of-the-box thinking and design, it works over both 3G and Wi-Fi and is simple to use.
Developer: LogMeIn, Inc.
Price: $29.99
Version Reviewed: 1.1.88
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How many times have you forgotten to send an attachment to someone, start a download queue or sign out of your computer whenever you've left the house or office? If you've answered 'at least once' to one of those, great. If you haven't, think of something - anything - that you've forgotten to do that you can only do from your mac or PC. It's a real nuisance. And it almost always ends up sticking to the top of your mind. It's here that you'll remember why you bought LogMeIn Ignition for your iPhone or iPod Touch.

The idea of Ignition is simple - connect remotely to your mac or PC and control it just like you would if you were in front of it. And the best thing about Ignition is - it works just the way it should do. Seamlessly. Simply.

LogMeIn was formed in 2003 and is now a global giant for remote computing. LMI claim that 'over 70 million devices [are] connected worldwide' - an impressive number by any means. Consumer or business, it's available for everyone to use at every time of the day. All that you need to do to ensure access to a computer is make sure that you have the (free) software installed on it, and the computer is running. Once it is attached to your LMI account (also free - there is a premium version too) you're ready to go.

Upon downloading LogMeIn Ignition, I had mixed feelings. On the one hand, I was amazed at the technological advancement of our times (being able to remotely control a computer from a phone sounds like something that only James Bond could ever pull off), but on the other I was concerned that the iPhone might just not be powerful enough - even though it is one of the most powerful mobile devices out there to the consumer market at an affordable price.

Once logged in to my account, my MacBook showed up and I was ready to connect. More security checks later (this time - the computer's credentials), and I was brought to a 'Hints' screen - telling me exactly how to control the computer from the iPhone. This was a nice touch - and will certainly put to rest most questions. Once passed the hints screen, there was my MacBook - updating in live time - ready for me to control. 'Hang on,' you might be thinking, 'how do you remotely control a computer if your thumb is bigger than the mouse?' It is here where you see how the LMI developers thought outside the box. The mouse is static in the centre of the screen. By moving your thumb, your screen moves but your mouse stays still - meaning that you can always see where your mouse is pointing. At first this seemed a bit confusing, but the more its used the more I realize that this is a superior alternative to the standard 'move finger to move mouse' method (which - by the way - there is an option to turn on). To click you tap, to double click you double tap. Simple. To zoom in and out - you pinch just like you do in every other application.

You also have a keyboard at your fingertips, so that you can type and execute commands remotely. Everything from F keys to arrow keys - the integration is well-thought and impressively built. Among other features, you can change which monitor you are viewing if you have more than one; you can blank the screen; lock the computer's keyboard; and even change the colour quality for faster loading. Some advanced features, including the ability to change the screen resolution, add to the application's appeal.

However, the application is not flawless. Ignition has tried to implement a new keyboard interface which, in its own right is fine, but switching between two types of keyboard interfaces adds confusion. For instance, whenever switching to '.?123' mode - Apple's keyboard allows you to tap one digit and then you are reverted back to ABC. Ignition keeps you on the 123 mode. On top of this, the shift key has gone all caps lock - you have to manually turn it off. Whilst these features may sound smarter than Apple's integration, a standardized keyboard on the iPhone is something most will prefer.

The main drawback of this application is its price. At $29.99 (£18.99), it weighs in at one of the most expensive applications to buy for your device. Can it be justified? That's down to each and every user of it. To those who have used the desktop service and have become LogMeIn users, it may well be an app that you can afford not to buy. To those who haven't - I'd recommend that you check out the desktop service (www.logmein.com) before the purchase and get a feel for LogMeIn as a whole.

What Ignition has set out to do was fill the gap between accessing computers. You can do it between any desktop computer - and now from your mobile device. They've done it, and have made it with one idea in mind: simplicity. Their motto 'Simply Connected' holds true to this application. Which is exactly what it should do.

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Everyone has experienced the need to access their computer - home or office - when out and about. Whether you have forgotten to take a copy of a file you need to work on, or simply want to shut down your machine without having to hop in the car to do so, the uses for remote access are almost endless.

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Using LogMeIn Ignition, you can use your Mac or PC from your iPhone or iPad as if you were sat in front of it. There are obviously compromises to be made due to the smaller screen sizes, particularly in the case of the iPhone, but the app has been designed in such a way to negate this problem.

Getting up and running could hardly be simpler, and you should be remotely connected to your computer in a matter of minutes. Your remote sessions are password protected and encrypted to prevent snooping, and you can configure profiles for multiple machines if you regularly remotely access several computers.

There is no getting away from the fact that iPad users get a far better deal here, but the retina display of the iPhone 4 does an excellent job of displaying the contents of a full sized desktop. On the negative side, while it is possible to remotely shutdown a computer you are connected to, a lack of support for Wake On LAN means that it is not possible to switch them on.

LogMeIn Ignition is now a free download, but requires an in-app LogMeIn Pro subscription.

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A remarkably simple way to access your computer from your idevice. This is an impressive use of technology which, although not perfect, is incredibly useful.





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