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Using the Galaxy Nexus as a home theater/desktop PC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_--zcmqIyRI
Not thinking "ground breaking" or anything, but very nice stuff none the less.
I had an Atrix 4G with the Lapdock accessory (+webtop mod) before the GNEX, so using my android phone as my computer is something i'm familiar with, even though it was in a different way.
I also have the Rii mini bluetooth keyboard and tried once with the Nexus connected to my TV. Just that one time because I received the MHL adapter very recently.
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It did not play nice. I'll test it again soon and post an update.
But until then..
Any other Nexus owners here using their phone as a desktop PC/HTPC/entertainment center?
Any recommended full sized bluetooth keyboard+touchpad?
Thanks

I just use a Bluetooth mouse and a cheap bt thumb keyboard off eBay with a good layout for direction keys. I don't have an MHL adapter yet but it should work. I think your issue is your keyboard\mouse combo may be too complicated without some software.
LTE EX Galaxy Nexus - CM9 AOKP
Asus Transformer - Revolver

Something else I've tried is installing ubuntu in a chroot, accessing it through VNC, and using bluetooth mouse+keyboard with MHL output. Results are shaky at best. VNC is the bottleneck - none of the VNC clients I've tried really work perfectly.
Some typical issues:
- Double-clicking doesn't work
- Keys are not always mapped properly. Escape, Tab, Ctrl, Alt, for example.
- Audio doesn't work at all.
- Because it's through VNC, graphics are not hardware accelerated.
The efficiency of using a full linux install with a keyboard is lost when the keyboard doesn't function as expected.

Looks promising. I would like to see desktop programs like spreadsheets, real time financial apps, or maybe sending something to the printer.

I did. No add ons. Everything was from the GN and the MHL adapter with the back cover off.

TiltedAz said:
Looks promising. I would like to see desktop programs like spreadsheets, real time financial apps, or maybe sending something to the printer.
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this part is easy using Google Cloud Print.
I used it before and it works flawlessly.
http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/

This is such a cool idea. When I scrape up a few extra bucks I am definitely going to have to try this at home.

CyberPunk7t9 said:
Any other Nexus owners here using their phone as a desktop PC/HTPC/entertainment center?
Any recommended full sized bluetooth keyboard+touchpad?
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I'm using my SGN as a terminal to access my citrix desktop at work. I used to carry around a netbook for this but now, with my SGN resolution and with the help of a bluetooth keyboard the need for my netbook is gone .
As a bluetooth keyboard I'm using a slightly larger one (compared with Rii you're using): http://www.serioux.com/products/keyboards/srx-prc82

This may be a stupid question but ... How did you have the screen turned on landscape mode?

erkv said:
This may be a stupid question but ... How did you have the screen turned on landscape mode?
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It's rotated to landscape by default after connecting to TV via MHL.

ro_explorer said:
As a bluetooth keyboard I'm using a slightly larger one (compared with Rii you're using): http://www.serioux.com/products/keyboards/srx-prc82
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Where do you buy this thing? No issues?

I could see this being practical for basic needs word processing etc. But any photo/video editing will be out of the question for some time..

ro_explorer said:
I'm using my SGN as a terminal to access my citrix desktop at work. I used to carry around a netbook for this but now, with my SGN resolution and with the help of a bluetooth keyboard the need for my netbook is gone .
As a bluetooth keyboard I'm using a slightly larger one (compared with Rii you're using): http://www.serioux.com/products/keyboards/srx-prc82
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I was considering this Logitech keybaord. But now that you mentioned this I'm going to A/B them.
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wire...0-003070/dp/B005DKZTMG/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_0

I dont plan on using mine as a desktop computer but for my galaxy tab 10.1 I have this bluetooth keyboard from logitech that sync'd perfectly and works well with the nexus also.
It is, I would say, about the size of a laptop keyboard so you can get a good rhythm going once you get comfortable with the keys and the size of the keyboard.
As for mouse, I have no idea. I have this cheap one from that is bluetooth form logitech also but I dont like using it. But in a pinch its better than nothing.

Where did you purchase the serioux keyboard?

I bought the serious from a local store (I found it by chance .. I was not looking for it on purpose). I see that lots of online stores here in Romania have this keyboard in stock ....

If you want to make an idea about the size, compared with a full sized keyboard....
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I have a google t.v. Keyboard Which I thought would work but its not discoverable by default so I will have to buy a bt keyboard and mouse. MHL is nice though its great that this can be done.

I have been using this setup off an on for a few weeks now. I actually had an Apple keyboard and mouse sitting around the house and they paired with the device perfectly.
I also did the Ubuntu install and you are absolutely right... VNC is the bottle neck and it makes everything unusable.
While its fun to toy around with, it is still too clunky of a setup for me to make it my permanent laptop replacement. If I could get the output on the monitor to be a tablet layout instead of a close up of the phone screen, it may be a different story.

My GN has basically become my multimedia hub/ desktop. I used the Samsung mhl adapter to avoid some problems I heard about with other adapters. I use the Logitech bt Android 3.0+ keyboard mouse combo. Got these on Amazon.
On my TV I use Gmail, Calendar, GDocs, Netflix, Music, Weather, Market Movies, etc... I love it.
And even use Google Video Chat off the back camera using the keyboard case stand!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Bluetooth Mini Keyboard

I connected my Bluetooth mini keyboard with Touchpad to the Note and I am happy to report it works perfectly. Volume control, touchpad mouse etc all work fine.
I bought mine from Tigerdirect. Mine is labelled as "Ultra eXo Bluetooth Mini Keyboard with Touchpad," however it appears to be exactly the same as the one in the link below.
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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6413789&CatId=537

Can you please tell me what are the uses and HOW OFTEN you will use?

Does it have buttons mapped to the Menu, Home, Back, and Search keys?

OP - I hope Tiger Direct accepts returns, because they overcharged you, BIG TIME. Get it from Amazon instead for less then half http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938631&pf_rd_i=507846

I have one from dealextreme (brand name Rii)
I'm using it when I'm connected to the work via Juniper SSLVPN. And I have a cheepo Galaxy Note mini holder... (from ebay, below $3) awesome

Meethere - The keyboard like this is great for business presentations. Connect the phone to hdmi and control from a distance. It has a laser pointer as well. I won't use it often but it will be very handy when I need it.
Xetaray - There are buttons mapped to menu, back and home. I never tried to find one for search. I will connect it again later and tell you.
Anymal - Amazon is cheaper, yeah, but shipping, and customs import duty and customs brokerage. Everyone on these forums is not in the USA. It was a spur of the moment purchase for a different device and I am sure $90 isn't going to make any difference to me. If I was going to go return it and then reorder, how much is my time worth? More than that. But thanks for pointing it out, very nice of you.

MagentaJoe said:
Meethere - The keyboard like this is great for business presentations. Connect the phone to hdmi and control from a distance. It has a laser pointer as well. I won't use it often but it will be very handy when I need it.
Xetaray - There are buttons mapped to menu, back and home. I never tried to find one for search. I will connect it again later and tell you.
Anymal - Amazon is cheaper, yeah, but shipping, and customs import duty and customs brokerage. Everyone on these forums is not in the USA. It was a spur of the moment purchase for a different device and I am sure $90 isn't going to make any difference to me. If I was going to go return it and then reorder, how much is my time worth? More than that. But thanks for pointing it out, very nice of you.
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Well, I did not know you're outside US, sorry

Mapped Keys
I had a chance to experiment for a few minutes, here are my results:
tab = search
esc = home
f1 = menu
f3 = voice command
f4 = power
right mouse = back
left mouse = select

Is there any chance to remap these?

8?
good option if you use the phone a lot. Not for me

Dealextreme's worldwide shipping is free...
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Nice keyboard. Don't bother with the $30 knockoffs...they are either knockoffs or the older ver1.9 that you do not want. Thanks for making me aware of this keyboard OP

Anyone ever try this btkb? It folds up and has a place to set the phone in...
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002OKCXE

mscion said:
Anyone ever try this btkb? It folds up and has a place to set the phone in...
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002OKCXE
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If you want a fold up btkb I suggest Freedom Pro over your link

Here is the same keyboard sold/fulfilled by Amazon for $44. Free super saver shipping applies. It says it's made by VisionTek which is a more reputable company (in my mind) compared to SiTouch which I've never heard of.
VisionTek CANDYBOARD Bluetooth Wireless Mini Keyboard with Touchpad 900335 (Black)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004FI841K/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8
I use a Freedom Pro keyboard when I travel to be able to type up documents and emails comfortably. I plan to use the VisionTek keyboard at home.
EDIT: Only one left in stock. Make sure to choose Bluetooth style.
http://www.visiontek.com/accessories/candyboard-bluetooth.html

MagentaJoe said:
I connected my Bluetooth mini keyboard with Touchpad to the Note and I am happy to report it works perfectly. Volume control, touchpad mouse etc all work fine.
I bought mine from Tigerdirect. Mine is labelled as "Ultra eXo Bluetooth Mini Keyboard with Touchpad," however it appears to be exactly the same as the one in the link below.
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I just bought the same thing from tigerdirect, it works fine with my laptop. But I install the android.apk on the phone and when i try to activate the driver, it says:
"Activation failed. Please retry before using this software.
Application will now close."
I could use some help.

Did you allow installation from external sources in Settings -> Applications?
If so, did you also reboot and enable the keyboard under Settings -> Languages & Keyboards?
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mscion said:
Anyone ever try this btkb? It folds up and has a place to set the phone in...
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002OKCXE
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I don't have that keyboard, but I have a similar foldable with an integrated stand that only cost 1/4 of the iGo. That is a ridiculous price for a phone accessory. I'm sure you can find it for a lot less from other sources than Amazon.

nice

Kumabjorn said:
Did you allow installation from external sources in Settings -> Applications?
If so, did you also reboot and enable the keyboard under Settings -> Languages & Keyboards?
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I'm on ICS. I have unknown sources checked under "Security" in Settings. The Bluetooth Keyboard isn't showing up with the others under "Languages and Input".
It still keeps giving the same error message. I open the driver app, it says to authenticate, and the error message comes up immediately...as if it didn't even try to connect to Ultra's servers.

vhanna said:
I'm on ICS. I have unknown sources checked under "Security" in Settings. The Bluetooth Keyboard isn't showing up with the others under "Languages and Input".
It still keeps giving the same error message. I open the driver app, it says to authenticate, and the error message comes up immediately...as if it didn't even try to connect to Ultra's servers.
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Without doin anything else, make your keyboard discoverable, go into Settings -> Wireless -> Bluetooth settings and do a Search for Bluetooth Devices. Make sure the keyboard is showing and then do a pairing.
After that set you keyboard to the phone's standard keyboard, go into a note taking (or Messenger) application, start to write with the on screen keyboard. If that works then try to write with the Bluetooth keyboard. If that doesn't work, tap on the screen until the inset cursor (usually with a blue arrow) appears, pusch Ctrl+Shift and then try to type. Shouldn't that work try Ctrl+Space instead.

[APP] Remote Droid,Make your phone a wireless mouse and keyboard.

FIRSTLY JUST TO CLEAR CONFUSIONS THIS IS NOT MY APP,I AM JUST MAKING A GUIDE AND ADVERTISING IT BECAUSE I LOVE IT AND IS ONE OF MY MOST USED APPS,IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS CONTACT THE DEV @ www.remotedroid.net THANKYOU!
RemoteDroid is an app that you can use via Wi-Fi to turn your Android phone into a wireless keyboard and mouse for your computer. AND IT'S FREE!
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Setting up the RemoteDroid server on your PC
Here are the steps for downloading and running the RemoteDroid server software on your PC. Before you begin you must already have a wireless home network already setup. You will also need Java SE Runtime Environment 1.5 or higher. Last but not least you will of course need a phone running the Android OS.
Go to http://www.remotedroid.net and download the latest RemoteDroid server zip file.
Extract the downloaded zip file to a folder on your PC. (example: C:\remotedroid)
Now open the location to which you extracted the zip file and run the file RemoteDroidServer.jar
The IP address of the PC RemoteDroidServer is running on will be displayed in the window you have just opened. Remember this IP as you will need it later in this guide.
Setting up the RemoteDroid app on your Android device
Now that you have downloaded and ran the RemoteDroidServer.jar file on the PC that you want to control it is time to configure RemoteDroid on your phone.
Go to the Android Market
Search for the RemoteDroid app, download it, and install it on your phone
Open the RemoteDroid app that you just installed
Enter the IP address of the PC you want to control (This will be the IP from Step 4 above)
Tap Connect
That is it! The large red square on your phone is the mouse capture box, the left green box acts as the left mouse button, the right green box acts as the right mouse button, and the keyboard icon between the green boxes brings up the keyboard input window to allow you to type on your PC.
Enjoy your new wireless mouse and keyboard.

PWOAH!
Free or $2 pro version from the play store

Waaaa
Thanks a lot
It works great
I am on the app
I have just some problems with the keyboard, i use swiftkey and the punctuation doesnt work very well
i will try with another keyboard
But the naviguation is just like this ; ouuuuwaaaa
Edit : I'm on my computer now.
The app works great. Two fingers scrolling. Left/Right Mouse button.
When i said "punctuation doesn't work very well", i explain : on swiftkey i would write a dot, it will write nothing. I would write a ";", it will write a dot. I would write a "," it will write a "9" etc. Or anything else
(I've just tried with the Android Keyboard and it's the same thing. It's not a problem, but I prefere to talk

Kureb said:
Waaaa
Thanks a lot
It works great
I am on the app
I have just some problems with the keyboard, i use swiftkey and the punctuation doesnt work very well
i will try with another keyboard
But the naviguation is just like this ; ouuuuwaaaa
Edit : I'm on my computer now.
The app works great. Two fingers scrolling. Left/Right Mouse button.
When i said "punctuation doesn't work very well", i explain : on swiftkey i would write a dot, it will write nothing. I would write a ";", it will write a dot. I would write a "," it will write a "9" etc. Or anything else
(I've just tried with the Android Keyboard and it's the same thing. It's not a problem, but I prefere to talk
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Oh well that you can report to the app developer I'm just presenting the app to you guys with a helpful guide ;D glad it worked though

This one's a very useful app, I've used it before.
Thanks for the detailed guide!

coolstorybro_123 said:
Oh well that you can report to the app developer I'm just presenting the app to you guys with a helpful guide ;D glad it worked though
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Oh, excuse me. I though you was the developer.
I will report to him soon.
Thanks for share the app.
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk

probably worth mentioning somewhere near the top that you're not the developer of this app?

Nobody else uses this app?
Do you think it's possible to have an app with this features which works in 3G/data? In other words which don't only work in Wifi.
Connection would be made with a QR code flashed on the phone from a java programm or a website on the computeur.
I don't say ‘this app must exist' but i ask myself if this network connection is possible
Thx
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk

this app is very useful when connecting desktop/laptop to tv and control it.. no wireless mouse/keyboard required.. multitouch also works for scrolling up/down web pages, only its missing pinch to zoom function..
thanks op from sharing

Just what I was looking for.
I was gonna buy a mini Bluetooth keyboard for my PC but this does everything and more. I actually found it by accident when Slashdot did an article on 'Droidmote' running on an MK802. Never did get Droidmote working. I found I had to turn off predictive text to get the keyboard working but that's no biggie.
The only thing I could wish for would be calibration for the touchpad or, better yet, ballistics (fast swipe for large movements and slow swipe for fine movements) so I'm off to the developer's website to suggest it.

This was right on time. My logitech wireless key board died on me and this will work fine till I can get a replacement.

nice!!
this is a very nice app...
but the keyboard does not work...

A good mini BT keyboard with trackpad UK layout?

Have been struggling to find a decent mini keyboard with trackpad and UK layout. Anybody got good suggestions?

I'm waiting for this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/280894176961?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
I will let you know if its worth it. My main purpose it's to link the S3 with my TV by an MHL HDMI cable, and control it in the sofa.
Another alternative, if you want to use it with a mouse:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110927748012?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Or:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/160832382759?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Another
http://www.ebay.com/itm/360479170092?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Interesting, but a little pricey:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/380453969866?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
I didn't use any of the above. The second ones was a alternative that I considered.
Good luck.

Hi Bruno, the OP is looking for a UK layout keyboard, as am I. The ones you pointed to are all US layouts. The UK layout has the £ sign over the 3 rather than #. It also has an extra key to the left of Z for the \.
I too am looking for a reasonably priced UK layout keyboard but the only ones I've found are pricey. Probably because there are so few of them!

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Thank for your replies guys. I ended up with the Logitech diNovo Mini UK layout. I also have a MHL HDMI cable in the post. Got a 64GB MicroSD in NTFS on the phone so main use is play music and films when I am out at friends' without having to carry my laptop or get up from the sofa every time I need to pause or something. Considered the Allshare Cast Dongle but I am using CM10 ROM so no Samsung apps and I would generic set ups so everything would still work when I upgrade in the future.
Using External Keyboard Helper Pro app I've assigned the Record key to Home, and left Windows key to Menu. ESC works as BACK anyway. All the media keys work. All the keys are mapped correctly. All the FN keys on the main keyboard works. Media Center key opens Apollo, Explorer goes to Home which have yet to figure out how to assign to Chrome, PC Power key turns screen off. The Zoom keys have been assigned but are not working. CTRL+ALT+DEL shuts phone off. Bonus of the app is you can set SHIFT/CTRL/ALT memory so you don't have to use both hands.
This is by no means a cheap set up but it has everything I need in a tiny and portable package.

Kruzkal said:
... . I also have a MHL HDMI cable in the post. ... but I am using CM10 ROM
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about that:
http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod10:GT-I9300:Nightly:Known_issues

shamez23 said:
about that:
http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod10:GT-I9300:Nightly:Known_issues
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Oh penis! That means I am going to have to back up all my apps and move to a Samsung based ROM... D'oh!

That's how I read it.
Wanted to get a Cyanogenmod ROM myself but after reading about the lack of MHL I'm not so sure anymore. After all I mainly used an CM ROM on my HD2 because of some of the functions that Samsung has in it's ROMs. I guess I can live with a rooted but otherwise stock SGS3.

All backed up! Going to give this Omega ROM a go:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1663656
All the Samsung Apps are there so should work.
Wish me luck...

I would be kind of surprised if they could do what the CM team can't.
Would be nice though. The ROM sounds pretty interesting to me.
Keep me posted.

So far I can confirm exFAT works on it (had to use NTFS work round on CM), all Samsung apps are present including Allshare. I have read reports that it works although my cable has yet to arrive so will let you know when that arrives.

I can confirm that everything works on Omega ROM as intended. Although the phone charger doesn't have enough juice to run the cable so a more powerful charger is needed.
Allshare Cast Dongle also works perfectly. I am able to stream 1080p with no lag. I also have a NAS, streaming from NAS to TV via phone I managed 720p with no lag. I will have to do some serious tweaking to see if I can get 1080p to run smoothly from the NAS.

[APP]WiFi Mouse(transform your phone into wireless mouse)

Hello, everyone, after a long time testing i think it's time to post my app - wifi mouse.
It transform your phone into wireless mouse, keyboard and trackpad, maybe you are insterested.
And it support left/right click, make scrolling, drag and pinch to zoom, etc.
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If you have want share some idea, report bugs please reply to me or post on fb.com/wifimouse, i'm waiting.
Download from Google Play.
And wifi mouse for tablet version can be download here, IOS verion link here.
Change log:
* Add air gesture: show desktop when hands over proximity sensor.
* Support tap and move for drag.
* Support Ubuntu linux.
* Beautify UI.
* Add explorer controller, media play controller and shutdown features.
* Combination key supported.
* Mouse accelaration makes it works as real mouse.
* Remove full screen text input.
* Gestures work naturally.
* Support hotkeys, you can use ESC, F1, volume +/-, and more...
Thanks.

That's all what we need, great article. Thank you.
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Any comments, questions or feedback?

lol...
run so smooth..
just a request: can you increase sensitivity? i set it to max.. but for me is still slow ... i'll never use my mouse anymore

Great application, I'll won't use those microsoft mini mouses at my notebook anymore.
I can feel some lag(1080p monitor) does anyone feels it?
I want to suggest a Invert feature, so I can use it like a regular mouse(I can't get used to those new touch pad gestures D
You can get access to mouse and keyboard input, can you input like a keyboard?? Can you allow your app to trigger hotkeys with gesture input?
Tip:
With some AOSP ROMs, you can use Expanded Desktop. Enable it, so you won't missclick soft buttons(And you have a greater screen area).

It's a good app, however you might want to compare to RemoteDroid

t0n0n said:
Great application, I'll won't use those microsoft mini mouses at my notebook anymore.
I can feel some lag(1080p monitor) does anyone feels it?
I want to suggest a Invert feature, so I can use it like a regular mouse(I can't get used to those new touch pad gestures D
You can get access to mouse and keyboard input, can you input like a keyboard?? Can you allow your app to trigger hotkeys with gesture input?
Tip:
With some AOSP ROMs, you can use Expanded Desktop. Enable it, so you won't missclick soft buttons(And you have a greater screen area).
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Thanks for your feedback, the lay is decided by the signal of AP. Strong signal makes little lag.
The keyboard is not just real keyboard, many features of input method is also supported. And hotkeys will be planed to support.
Are you used to use the hotkeys, like "Alt + F1"?

That's what I'm talking about, ctrl+t to open a new tab on many web browsers or ctrl+s to save a file. Or bind keys to gestures(like home to get to a line start).

Wow.
Awesome.
I never knew such a thing was possible. :|
great. i'll test and report asap.

Williams.Joe said:
Hello, everyone, after a long time testing i think it's time to post my app - wifi mouse.
It transform your phone into wireless mouse, keyboard and trackpad, maybe you are insterested.
And it support left/right click, make scrolling, drag and pinch to zoom, etc.
This is trial version and for tablet/phone, after your tested, if you like it, please reply this thread with test report, then send me email, i'll send you with WiFi Mouse pro version.
If you have want share some idea, report bugs please reply to me, i'm waiting.
from Google Play and My email: [email protected].
And wifi mouse for tablet version can be download here.
Thanks.
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Working perfect
thank you very much.
Edit:Test with my 720p notebook has a little bit delay when i play youtube on browser!

Wow it runs perfect on my S3 and my N8000.
Thank you for developing.

Working nicely without any problem on Galaxy S3 + win7 (64bit) (asus gamer laptop)
A very nice solution for easy dictation on pc Using the swype beta's dragon voice input background this can be a very powerful tool, not only a mouse....
I would vote for an invert mouse layout as well, or just simply give an option in the settings to place the buttons on the top of the screen.
Another one would be handy: a gesture shortcut for Win+P ,which is the default output selector (only screen1, only screen2, extended desktop, clone desktop)
Sent from SGS III GT-I9300

working really well on s3 & windows xp. no lag and really handy. i like spooking people on my pc with it by taking control. thanx for your hard work!

Wonderful! Just the trick for when my laptop is hooked up to my tv.
Thanx pal.
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I'm typing this from directly from the app. It's pretty comfortable and most of the time smooth like butter. Feels like I got sometimes a few hickups and the mouse begins to destroy the perfectly smooth feeling. But overall all I wanted and nearly perfect. Will use live my couch life.
I like that the keyboard comes out if you switch to landscape mode. Neat feature.
Using a Galaxy S3 international
Siyah Kernel
Android Revolution HD 13.0 Rom

Works well with Galaxy S3 and Windows XP

works perfectly with win7 and s3, bought your app
Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2

marcedli said:
Working nicely without any problem on Galaxy S3 + win7 (64bit) (asus gamer laptop)
A very nice solution for easy dictation on pc Using the swype beta's dragon voice input background this can be a very powerful tool, not only a mouse....
I would vote for an invert mouse layout as well, or just simply give an option in the settings to place the buttons on the top of the screen.
Another one would be handy: a gesture shortcut for Win+P ,which is the default output selector (only screen1, only screen2, extended desktop, clone desktop)
Sent from SGS III GT-I9300
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Thanks for your suggestions, we will plan to add shortcut for Win+P and other combination keys. But maye not a gesture, buttons insteaded.

False Positive?
I enjoyed the app but had a problem when installing my AV reported it had Adware.AndroidOS.Leadbolt - wsm.wifimousefree.
Could you please verify.
My AV is Zoner Antivirus. (Up to date)
I'm on Omega V31

tisazalay said:
I enjoyed the app but had a problem when installing my AV reported it had Adware.AndroidOS.Leadbolt - wsm.wifimousefree.
Could you please verify.
My AV is Zoner Antivirus. (Up to date)
I'm on Omega V31
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Hi, the ads version for some contries/regions that can not buy pro verison via Google Play checkout, but the users needs all-features version.
Wifi Mouse and Wifi Mouse HD at Google Play are not with any ads.