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TeamViewer gives you remote control of any computer or Mac over the Internet within seconds, or can be used for online meetings. Find out why more than 200 million users trust TeamViewer!
Free for non-commercial users. Licensing terms for business users can be found here.
Free for non-commercial users. Licensing terms for business users can be found here.
What's New
Version 9.0.27339:
- Minor improvements and fixes.
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:252,286 |
| Version Downloads:7,914 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:25 Mar 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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TeamViewer gives you remote control of any computer or Mac over the Internet within seconds, or can be used for online meetings. Find out why more than 200 million users trust TeamViewer!
Free for non-commercial users. Licensing terms for business users can be found here.
Free for non-commercial users. Licensing terms for business users can be found here.
The problem stays the same, if i download from the official site.
Everytime I have to search for other download locations to really get the newest version
Can't they deliver a simple working download link????
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Makes me think Mac is simply an afterthought for the company and lowers my trust for them.
http://www.teamviewer.com/en/help/uninstall.aspx
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IssacA3620 reviewed on 23 Jan 2014
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Antoniong reviewed on 22 Jan 2014
I used it to look at my iMac on holidays, hospital and such and would never pay for something like this but also I would not care when it had been an older version.
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Having said that, this morning, thousands of LogMeIn Free users awoke to find an email from LogMeIn notifying them that the LogMeIn Free service was being discontinued as of TODAY, JAN 21. Anyone logging in starting today will start a 7 day grace period to either switch to LogMeIn Pro (paid) else the Free account will expire after those 7 days. Yes, there is and will be the massive whining and moaning, but in the end, LogMeIn will absorb the PR hit and move on.
There was NO prior formal announcement or notification leading up to this, although there were certainly 'warning signs'. (if you think about it, why would they give advance notice, they know they are going to get hammered, so just drop the bomb and deal with it).
In a statement to its investors (not users, investors), LogMeIn said: "the rationale is that remote access is a mature market — there’s no need to seed it any more with free accounts." In other words, they used to use the Free model to pull new users in, especially when LogMeIn was one of the few if only vendors offering any free option at all, counting on some % of those free users eventually would migrate to a Paid model, enough so to subsidize the cost of maintaining the free users. But with so many other free remote access solutions available now, that no longer makes business sense to LogMeIn, so why continue absorbing all of that cost for free users who will NEVER, EVER switch to pay.
As a LogMeIn user, I'm disappointed of course. But as a professional in this tech field, their decision makes sense. Their costs to support all the free users they had acquired in TEN YEARS, must have been STAGGERING!
So to anyone using TeamViewer, one does have to consider if the market will drive TV to the same decision at some point. Does the current market and business model they have allow them to eat the cost of continuing to support a free model?
Think about it, up till now, the number of TeamViewer free users may have been relatively small compared to their commercial, but FOR SURE starting TODAY, the number of free users is going skyrocket as many LogMeIn free users find somewhere else to go. I have no idea how many, but the number of free LMI users must have been huge, and they have 7 days to find some other solution. For all you TV users, sorry, but TV is about to get hammered by a large influx of ex LMI users starting today.
Let's be real; there are certainly a large portion of TeamViewer Free and LogMeIn Free users who use(d) the product for commercial purposes, that the two companies will never see a dime from. Eventually, LMI couldn't absorb;justify the cost anymore.
As the number of TeamViewer free users jumps after today, at what point does the company say "Holy cow! The cost of maintaining these free users is getting too high, and many are former LMI abusers who are never going to pay, even though they use it for commercial purposes. What do we do?"
Anyway, i think it is wise that TeamViewer users, FREE OR PAYING, consider that it is certainly a possibility down the road that the free service may be discontinued or modified (do we start seeing in program advertising to support the free?) This effects the paying customers too, absolutely. Guys, SOMEBODY has to pay for those costs to maintain the free users; either the paying customers pay for it in higher fees, or advertisers, or a combination, or it goes away.
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Michael-Lauren reviewed on 03 Jan 2014
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Neartheredrocks reviewed on 03 Dec 2013
Therefore, back to 5 stars for Teamviewer!
(PS: It would be so good if Macupdate FINALLY would create a possibility to change one's own postings. This is years overdue in my opinion.)
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Agreed. All you can do is keep requesting it. The last time I sent a (respectful, as always) message requesting the ability to edit one's own posts, I received a reply saying "We're working on it." That was quite some time ago...probably at least a year ago, if I recall correctly. But so far, nothing has changed.
My view on the subject is this. MacUpdate has the highest possible proprietary interest in their site being a useful and valuable information resource, and accurate posts are a vital part of that resource. Things change. People learn (...well, some of us do, anyway). That process should be reflected in users' posts.
Of course, some people value their own posts so little that they won't even understand the value of editing one's own posts, much less care about it. Nevertheless, MacUpdate users who are willing to take responsibility for whatever they post here should at least have the opportunity to maintain the relevancy and accuracy of their posts without having to clutter up these pages with unnecessary extra posts for updates and corrections.
The overall improvement to the quality of the MacUpdate resource would be enormous, and almost all of the effort would be expended by users. It's hard to see how there is any downside in such a win-win configuration change.
For my part, I'd be motivated to become a premium user, because I think the increased value would justify the cost. But without the ability to edit my own posts, I'm far less motivated to even post much content in the first place, let alone become a paying member.
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I'm a long time LogMeIn Free user, but lately have become disenchanted due to some bugs with the Mac client version. I'm interested in trying TeamViewer.
My question at this time to any users, is there any indication that TeamViewer is sending any "snooping" information in the background? Often with 'free' versions of software, they are free because it is subsidized by collecting user behavior information which is sold to marketing companies.
I do use Little Snitch, but the very nature of a product like this requires pretty open access, and you can't really tell what info is being passed (at least I don't have the expertise to determine that).
Any use limits on the free version? LogMeIn Free recently went to a 10 max per account, forcing me to divide up clients into separate accounts of 10 or less. I have mixed MAc and Windows hosts.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
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I am only a team viewer user, but the only "phone home" team viewer seems to do is for the authentication handshake. Certainly no worse than Logmein. To be honest Teamviewer appears to be free to show just how good it is so people get the paid for version.
there is no limits as such but it does leave a "play fair" screen on the client when you close the connection.
However, the big deal with team viewer is the license. if you buy version 9 you can use version 9 for as long as you want. no monthly charge. so unlike nearly all the other such software you only have to buy once. (and upgrade to a new version if you need the features)
oh and one thing to note which is very useful there is a web client for those times when you need to borrow a machine to do support.
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Zeno Popovici rated on 07 Jan 2014
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