Did you know that you can use your BlackBerry to remotely access your I’m InTouch computer? Simply install I’m InTouch on your desktop PC and then log in to your PC from your BlackBerry’s web browser. You can even install the I’m InTouch Messenger Utility on your BlackBerry to automate the login process.

From your BlackBerry, you can:

• View email attachments and files: View popular file formats such as .doc, .ppt, .xls, .pdf, .txt, .html, and .jpeg, right  on your BlackBerry device.
• Attach files from your distant computer to emails: Compose an email right on your BlackBerry, and then attach files from your PC. Simply log in to your PC using the Messenger utility on your BlackBerry handheld and remotely create an Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail email. Then add a file attachment that will be composed and sent by your desktop computer.

Learn more about I’m InTouch’s remote email and file management capabilities.

I'm InTouch Remote Email

I’m InTouch  includes a handy feature that allows you to access your remote email from your cell phone or wireless device. From any wireless device with an Internet connection and browser, you can remotely access your Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail on your desktop computer to read, send,  and compose emails, even with attachments.

Not only does this provide incredible convenience, it also allows you to keep all your emails, calendar  and contact information in one place.  Any emails you send or contact information you change is updated in the Outlook on your computer so you never have to worry about synchronizing information again.

This also provides increased security since if your wireless device is lost or stolen, none of your email or contact information is stored on the device.

Learn more about I’m InTouch’s Remote Email feature.

Compose Remote Emails

Web Worker Daily just posted an article written by Meryl Evans about I’m InTouch 7.1 remote access.   Meryl wrote in the article that “I’m InTouch offers an easy-to-use solution that allows you to connect with your own desktop machine through another computer, notebook or mobile device.”  Read the entire article here.

One of the points brought up in the article is about I’m InTouch’s extensive support for wireless devices.  For Windows Mobile device users, you can control your Remote Desktop to run any program on your distant computer.  It’s no different from remotely controlling your PC from another computer.

For users of other wireless devices, you can access your Remote Email in Outlook, receive wireless notifitications of new emails, access your files, and view your webcam.

Learn more about I’m InTouch’s wireless features here.