(openPR) - Next generation of the popular remote support software
Uhingen, 08/27/2007 – With TeamViewer 3.0 beta the prerelease of the next generation of the popular desktop sharing solution is now publicly available. Major components of the solution that allows instant remote control of computers anywhere on the Internet have been completely redeveloped. This led to another increase in performance, usability and stability of the software that is already known as one of the fastest and most reliable on the market.
As one of the first solutions for remote support TeamViewer 3.0 beta is able to connect to computers running Windows Vista and to control applications running in the Vista Secure Desktop. Even inquiries of the UAC (user account control) are being transmitted and can be confirmed from the remote computer – a functionality that most other solutions are still missing.
Version 3.0 beta includes improved compression and encoding combined with faster and more stable connections. Several additional changes and improvements complete the new package.
TeamViewer 3.0 beta is available for download at www.teamviewer.com/download/beta.aspx
With more than two million installations TeamViewer has grown to one of the world wide leading solutions for desktop sharing. The software is used in more than fifty countries and is currently available in eight language versions. The solution is free of charge for non-commercial users, only a usage-limit of 25 hours per month applies.
TeamViewer GmbH
Stuttgarter Str. 159
D-73066 Uhingen
Press contact:
Dr. Tilo Rossmanith, Tel. +49 (0)7161 6069250, press@teamviewer.com
About TeamViewer:
The German TeamViewer GmbH was founded in 2005 and is fully focused on development and distribution of high-end solutions for remote support. A fast start and high growth rates have led to more than 2.000.000 installations in more than 50 countries all over the world.
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