Ericom AccessToGo

This remote client is an excellent performer in most aspects. There are only two flaws, one minor and the other, unfortunately, major, but easily addressable. First, the keyboards setup is somewhat awkward, understandably because they are very thorough, but by relocating their basic kb (Esc, Tab, Shift, etc.) closer to the standard IPhone kb one could avoid having to travel the whole screen up and down to enter one of the key combinations (CTRL-V, CTRL-C, Tab, etc.). A major inconvenience, however, is the implementation of the touchscreen features. The desktop is very slow in responding and control is not easy. On the dashboard, editing of the different connections or when creating a new one is very difficult and frustrating since the screen is very insensitive to the touch and at times simply do not respond. Other than these points I think this app has nothing to envy from the Microsoft app and actually, in my opinion, the ability to use the app in both the landscape and portrait orientation gives AccessToGo the edge.

But the constant reminders to rate the app are annoying since there are only 2 options, "rate it" or "remind me later" which means "annoy me now or annoy me later". The killer missing feature is the ability to export the address book (or host list or whatever you call it) but also include the option to export the address book *with* the passwords for those times when you're replacing/upgrading your phone like I did recently. Every other 3rd party RDP application for Windows includes this functionality so it would be awesome to have it here. Also an export with passwords but protect the encrypted exported file with a password so you can't import it without the proper "master" password would be nice.

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Hasn’t been updated for a year

I appreciate that this app doesn't force me to use my Google account just to gain access to an RDP session. I'm using it to manage several Windows 2012 servers at work, and the only difficulty I have encountered is that the icon used to reveal the management bar for this app is sitting right over the spot that you have to click on in Server 2012 to reveal the charms menu. It takes very small fingers and pinpoint accuracy, of which I have neither, to hit the spot right next to the access icon to trigger the charms menu. Otherwise, it's not a bad app.

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This app used to work well with my iPad 2. I used it daily all day long to enter orders on our company's server. Over the last six months the quality changed as it would begin to crash every time I switched to a different app and switched back. It also stopped allowing me to copy text in a different app and paste the text into AccessToGo. The straw that finally broke the camels back was two days ago when the app began crashing every time I tried to make a connection to the server. Literally I cannot even begin to login anymore....I deleted the app and re-downloaded it in hopes of resolving the issue....it did not, so I am deleting the app and will switch to a larger app like Jump or Microsoft's RDP.