Now you can easily browse your Windows Mobile devices from your computers directly, thanks to Julien Manici who developed the Wi-Fi Remote Access. Yes, it does need WiFi connectivity but you don’t need to install on your computer client software.

WiFi Remote Access is compatible with devices powered by Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1 as well as 6.5. It doesn’t matter even if the devices aren’t touchscreen devices. With WiFi Remote Access, you can copy files easily on your devices without disconnecting it if it is being used as a modem.

All you have to do is to start WiFi Remote Access and enter the IP address of your phone in the browser and just connect to your Pocket PC. With such effortless steps, you will be able to access pictures, data and music anywhere on the web.

Transferring data, pictures and music files to your phone is also a lot easier. WiFi Remote Access delivers different functions with the three Windows Mobile devices. You can browse pictures directly from a user interface that is based on Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). Multiple data transfer at a single time is a specialty of WiFi Remote Access.

WiFi Remote Access features a registry editor, perhaps the first of its kind. Users will be able to tweak their phones based on Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1 and 6.5 from a PC thanks to this feature.

In addition, WiFi Remote Access supports browsers like Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, to name a few. WiFi Remote Access also proffers support for FileZilla, an FTP server client. Simplicity, utility and easy-to-use nature have made WiFi Remote Access an impressive application that makes your work easier.

With superb programming skills and devotion, the developer has designed WiFi Remote Access in as many as fifteen languages. The application, WiFi Remote Access, has been fixed and updated several times to meet the changing needs of the users.

Let me tell you the most amazing thing about WiFi Remote Access now. The software is absolutely free. No, you don’t have to pay a single penny, neither for trial period nor for registration. But WiFi Remote Access does encourage and welcome donations.