It claims to allow file transfers up to 20 times faster than before, at speeds up to 200MB/s. Although I've yet to use it in anger to fix a remote computer, in testing it certainly feels faster and more responsive. There has been a lot of work on the back end to make TeamViewer 12 more efficient than its predecessor.
#Old teamviewer 10 android#
The download link is right at the top of the TeamViewer home page (I wish every software provider made downloading this easy), while installation requires just a couple of clicks.Ĭontrol hints in TeamViewer 12's Android client.
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Setup is straightforward - certainly simple enough to talk a non-techie person through the download and install process. TeamViewer 12 retains the simplicity and ease of use that made version 11, which I looked at early in 2016, a winner for me, while adding some compelling new features.
#Old teamviewer 10 free#
Broadly, though, the connectivity and remote-control features in the free and paid versions are the same. Paying users get access to some additional features that are suited to a corporate environment such as a remote devices dashboard that can help with performance management, and quick rollout from a host environment. Business licenses start at £31.90 a month. TeamViewer is free for personal use, and it's the free version I'm examining here. It's the easiest, fastest and most reliable way to get remote access to the computers of friends and relations who think it's worth asking me to fix their technical problems. I've used TeamViewer to remotely control other people's PCs for a long time. If you see inaccuracies in our content, please report the mistake via this form. If we have made an error or published misleading information, we will correct or clarify the article. Our editors thoroughly review and fact-check every article to ensure that our content meets the highest standards.
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