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The world's first Windows-based online desktop named 'Nivio' was launched in the capital today.
Simply put, 'Nivio' as a service will allow users global access to a personal virtual desktop from any Internet-connected device.
And, it will offer subscribers an array of services-on-demand that include: renting of software applications, accessing a variety of educational content, and expanding of storage to keep pictures, music, data, and so on.
'Nivio' promises a simple, affordable, stress-free experience in a robust, secure computing environment.
Founder and CEO of Nivio, Sachin Duggal, says, he has always believed that the world would change if only computing was made simple.
According to Duggal, he always dreamt of a desktop that was anywhere and yet nowhere; that was stress-free and fault-less, and that - that's how 'Nivio' was born. The original name he had in mind for the service however was 'myremoteworkstation'.
Duggal says 'Nivio' is device technology agnostic, and would be useful to all desktop users in accessing their Windows desktops remotely through Mac, Windows, and even some handheld devices.
As of now, 'Nivio' is available as a free, one-month trial.
After which, monthly subscription cost is applicable 
. For students, the cost of subscription will be lesser. 
Those who wish to register can do so at NIVIO through a single-step process.
The base 'Nivio' package comes with 5GB
of online storage, and a host of free applications and security services that protect the virtual desktop/data from viruses, spam, and malware.
Simply put, 'Nivio' as a service will allow users global access to a personal virtual desktop from any Internet-connected device.
And, it will offer subscribers an array of services-on-demand that include: renting of software applications, accessing a variety of educational content, and expanding of storage to keep pictures, music, data, and so on.
'Nivio' promises a simple, affordable, stress-free experience in a robust, secure computing environment.
Founder and CEO of Nivio, Sachin Duggal, says, he has always believed that the world would change if only computing was made simple.
According to Duggal, he always dreamt of a desktop that was anywhere and yet nowhere; that was stress-free and fault-less, and that - that's how 'Nivio' was born. The original name he had in mind for the service however was 'myremoteworkstation'.
Duggal says 'Nivio' is device technology agnostic, and would be useful to all desktop users in accessing their Windows desktops remotely through Mac, Windows, and even some handheld devices.
As of now, 'Nivio' is available as a free, one-month trial.
After which, monthly subscription cost is applicable . For students, the cost of subscription will be lesser. Those who wish to register can do so at NIVIO through a single-step process.
The base 'Nivio' package comes with 5GB
of online storage, and a host of free applications and security services that protect the virtual desktop/data from viruses, spam, and malware.It looks like more of webOS is coming out with greater flexibility, easy and remote operations, availability..etc.,
But some are free..
DesktopTwo
eyeOS
AjaxWindows
This post has been edited by shivaram: 16 June 2007 - 05:28 AM
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