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[Rene Ritchie]

It’s time for TiPb to get back to business, and that means a new contest with even more App Store apps, more TiPb reviews, and more ways for you — our readers — to win… AT WORK!

This week, and for the next few weeks, we’re going to review 2 business/productivity Apps head-to-head and app-vs-app. But here’s the twist: there are so many Apps, we can’t decide which ones to review. So the TiPb iPhone Forum will decide for us!

We're posting this poll containing the candidates for review. You vote on your favorites and we’ll review the top two. Voting closes on Saturday. And here's the kicker: Anyone who votes has a chance to win... the winning App! (Technically: an iTunes App Store gift certificate in the amount of the winning productivity app).

Contest details can be found on the blog.

This week it's Remote Desktop/VNC Apps, so what are you waiting for? Get voting!

[Jeremy Sikora]

Never had any interest in apps such as these but I'll vote for Jaadu none the less...

[chadman]

Win Admin for terminal services!

[patrickbballer]

llets go mocha vnc!!!!!

[Rene Ritchie]

@Bad Ash Next time you want to access that Macbook but aren't anywhere near it, iChadman will have you covered

[Dalekkiller]

Win Remote has made using my laptop so much easier when I'm on the sofa - now I can sit back in comfort and don't get so much backache plus, there's no software download needed for my laptop. The only problem I've found, is that it was designed using a German keyboard layout so some keys (such as ? ' @) don't work. I did email the dev but I'm still waiting for him to upload the corrections to the server.

[spike22]

i don't use this type of app either...but after reading reviews i have to go with Jaadu .

[avt]

Jaadu looks great, but until the iPhone has some type of encryption it's probably not that safe to use this kind of app.

[intrinicity]

All these these apps seem to function on a VNC type basis, where you need a server app running on the PC. Have you guys seen anything come thru that uses RDP (port 3389) as the method of controlling the remote PC? I couldn't find anything in your list (mind you, I couldn't find Win Admin).

Update: Win Admin is the answer, just not in Australia. We just have to wait ...

[Rene Ritchie]

Jaadu and Mocha look to be the winners!

(Get your friends voting, people. We need much more controversial races than this. Ye gods, don't you watch cable news?! )