Mobile Connect is a solution for Windows Mobile users who still have work to do and whose devices still have data to send. The easy-to-use software allows USB file transfers from a Windows Mobile device to a Windows 10 PC without Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center.
Juniper Systems developed Mobile Connect to continue its support of the company's Windows Mobile devices. The company's rugged devices have long lifespans and customers were increasingly frustrated with Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center.
Juniper Systems developed patches that served as a temporary workaround — until the next Windows update. As Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center became more broken, Juniper Systems decided to start work on a custom file-transfer solution.
Juniper Systems eventually built a solution to keep customers up and running.
Download and Install Mobile Connect
After the 7-day free trial of Mobile Connect, you can contact a Juniper Systems sales representative to purchase the software. The sales representative will supply you with an activation code for each device.
Mobile Connect is affordably priced at $20 per device.
Contact Juniper Systems here to talk to a sales representative.
Mobile Connect is a one-time purchase. Once it's installed, you can transfer an unlimited number of files for the life of your device.
Contact Juniper Systems here to learn more about Mobile Connect.
Yes, Mobile Connect is easy to download and use. Once you download the software, you will copy the Mobile Connect file to your Windows Mobile device, sometimes called WMDC. You will open File Explorer and run the file to begin installation, following the on-screen prompts.
Once installed, you should restart your device. The software will automatically start in the background.
Mobile Connect is compatible with Juniper Systems' Windows Mobile devices. Juniper Systems' tested its Windows Mobile products and several other Windows Mobile devices.
You should test the functionality of your Windows Mobile device with Mobile Connect during the free 7-day trial.
Juniper Systems currently sells two Windows Mobile-equipped devices including the Allegro 2 Rugged Handheld and Archer 2 Rugged Handheld. In addition, Juniper Systems' Mobile Connect still supports past Window Mobile devices like the Mesa Rugged Notepad, Archer, Allegro MX, and TK 6000.
Microsoft abandoned its decade-old Windows Mobile operating system in 2010. Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center has become less compatible with each additional Windows 10 update.
Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center now is buggy and often unable to communicate with Windows 10, leaving you unable to transfer files and information from your Windows Mobile device.
Yes, there other ways to transfer files without Mobile Connect. Before Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center's file transfer function became largely defunct, there were alternative file transfer methods for most devices using Windows Mobile. This is still true.
You can utilize a micro SD digital memory card, Bluetooth file transfer, or a USB stick to transfer files between their Windows Mobile device and Windows 10 computer. These options are around the same price.
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