VNC client for BlackBerry

Mocha VNC provides access to VNC Servers. Using your Blackberry, you can connect to a Windows or  Mac OS X workstation and see the files, programs, and resources exactly as you would if you were sitting at your desk, just on a smaller screen.

  • - Designed for blackBerry OS 4.5 or better
  • - Standard VNC protocol with encrypted password signon
  • - 8 and 32 bit color modes
  • - Mouse support: click, dragging , hover, left click
  • - Many PC keys, including ctrl+alt+del
  • - Supports the Apple version of VNC (Apple Remote Desktop) (only 32 color mode)
  • - Local Mouse support
  • - Has been tested with RealVNC, TightVNC, UltraVNC and OS X
  • - Free upgrades to new versions of the product
  • - Download today a free 30 days trial


Mocha VNC for Blackberry

Quick keyboard guide


  • alt + sym = fxx keyboard
  • alt + space = zoom in/out
  • shift + sym = toggle mouse/scroll
  • volume key up = cursor up
  • volume key down = cursor down
  • alt + trackball = left mouse key down and dragging
  • alt + trackball click = mouse right click

Price information
30 USD (~21 EUR)
300 USD for an unlimited Company license
Lifetime free upgrades and support


Installation:


ProductDevice typeVersionPC File     OTA File      User manual   Change log  
VNCWith a real keyboard1.0 vncbb.zip vnc.jad user guide vncbb.txt

  • - unzip the downloaded file to a folder.
  • - Connect the BlackBerry to the PC with a cable
  • - Start BlackBerry Desktop Manager on a PC, and use the Application loader to install the software.

    A set of Desktop Manger screen dumps can be seen here

    OTA file: Download direct to the BlackBerry (OTA = Over-the-air , in other words use the BlackBerry phone browser to download software direct to the phone)
    Download direct with the BlackBerry Web Browser from our OTA (Over-the-air) page at http://mochasoft.dk/bb.htm


    Network:

    A Blackberry can connect to the UNIX/Linux or Mac OS X Server, either direct with WiFi, TCP/IP, or using a BlackBerry Enterprise Server with MDS. Using MDS, the Blackberry firewall must be configured to allow data from the phone to the Server.

    Using TCP/IP, in most cases the BlackBerry phone TCP/IP (options - advanced options - TCP) must be configured with an APPN name as to give it access the Internet. Some BlackBerry phones are locked and allows only MDS Services. Also the VNC Server must allow access from the Internet.


    Order a license:

    As there are many Blackberry phones and OS versions, we cannot test on all devices. Also network access from a BlackBerry device to the Server may be a problem. Therefore, make sure to test for some time before making an order.

    •  - 1 single user license = 30 USD
    •  - 1 unlimited company license = 300 USD

    With a company license it is possible to install the product on an unlimited number of Blackberry phones as long as the phones belong to a single company in one country.

    With a single user license it is possible to install the VNC product on one BlackBerry phone.



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