Hello people...
Just found this awesome app on Google Playstore...
Although we know that we dont have Wi-Fi Direct supported on our phones, you can use this app to transfer files 'LIKE A BOSS'
Just transfer your files using this app and you'll no longer regret for not having Wi-Fi Direct..
Enjoy...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...WFuZHJhc2NoYmFjaGVyLmZhc3RmaWxldHJhbnNmZXIiXQ..
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If you're like me, you regularly forget your data cable at home, in hotels or at the 24-hour Pokemon Trading Card Repository. In such cases, 2011's New App of the Year, AirDroid, is a lifesaver. It's an incredibly comprehensive remote management app that lets you access your Android device via a desktop web browser, complete with file management, app installations, photo browser, and lots more. The creators are ready to step up their game with the second version of AirDroid, and have set up an invite-only beta.
The only feature confirmed by the AirDroid team is the ability to create an account and log into remote management from anywhere, which presumably includes mobile networks. This would mirror various PC remote access services, with the notable exception of actual screen control. Given the amount of polish that the original AirDroid already shows, I'm sure there will be plenty more crammed in as well.
Invites should be going out soon, so sign up if you want to get in. The beta will be three months long, give or take, after which everyone else should be able to join in the party. And if you haven't checked out the original yet, what are you waiting for
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WfNnQxpw7Uw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfXRhSIm-m0
The great thing about AirDroid is that it works - it's easy to start up, and functions flawlessly (in my experience). The interface is also very polished - mimicking a desktop launcher complete with moveable icons, a task bar, and controls that allow you to do just about anything.
One of the most impressive features is the ability to access SMS messages, manage them, and send messages right from a web browser. Users can also manage contacts, uninstall/backup apps (AirDroid will download your apps as apk files), browse files, access the Android Market, and manage music and ringtones, in addition to the ability to look at phone information from CPU status to battery level and beyond.
Best of all, AirDroid is completely free from the Android Market. With all the powerful features it offers, this app is certainly worth checking out.
ITS FREE
Aridroid Beta Invitation
http://www.airdroid.com/invite/
DOWNLOAD
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sand.airdroid&feature=search_result
Wow, nice thanks for posting about this
Fantastic...
I have been using AirDroid for a few months now and it does exactly what it says it does and has proved very stable and reliable.
Great piece of software!
very nice app thanks for sharing
welcome to 6 months ago
very useful software!
Samsung to release SGS2 May 2011 .
jje
Awesome tip!!! Thanks!
Webkey is also great
Thanks for recommending this app
I prefer Remote Web Desktop.
Its like kies air but with a better UI
Thanks for recommending this
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i am using airdroid a lot at home, because it is working very good and very fast and the UI is very good, but the only problem in my opinion is that you need to connect to a shared wifi net....is there any program witch uses the WIFI direct function of the samsung galaxy s2 or that i can log in into a adhoc network?
DaKiii said:
i am using airdroid a lot at home, because it is working very good and very fast and the UI is very good, but the only problem in my opinion is that you need to connect to a shared wifi net....is there any program witch uses the WIFI direct function of the samsung galaxy s2 or that i can log in into a adhoc network?
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+1 for this.
What I would like to be able to do, is control my phone that is connected to wifi through work's connection, with my desktop which is connected to a different network, that way i'm not constantly looking like i'm on my phone all the time
richfreestone said:
+1 for this.
What I would like to be able to do, is control my phone that is connected to wifi through work's connection, with my desktop which is connected to a different network, that way i'm not constantly looking like i'm on my phone all the time
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Woooow man,that is a kind of a "connectception"
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hit thanks button its better to write thanks
thanks
Wow very nice looking app!!! Will def try it sometime this week
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It is a very useful application, great discovery!
Very old app and popular too. Will still Thank you.
Hello All...How have you been..!!
This might seem to be a duplicate post, but I thought of sharing the information to collate all the processes to save APKs from the market place as well as to get access to wide range of applications on the play store to which we ACE user don't have access..
Well found two processes...
1. For Custom Rom lovers, it is a regular heck to download all the application from market place after each format.. or get the apks from some third party site... So why not back up all the APKs from Play Store itself...
For that I found an awesome application on XDA called REAL APK LEECHER... which allows one to save the apks straight away to their PC and also scan for any updates..
The steps to do so can be found here..
But now there is a loop hole ... you can only download the apps compatible to your device model (corresponding to the Device ID)..
Now the trick though a stupid one...
Simpler way :: Ask your friend having a high end model to add your gmail ID to his/her device... and then access Play Store for at least once.. Take his/her Device id (using *#*#8255#*#*) You are done.. Remove the account... Register the device id/gmail Acc on APK leecher and access most of the apps..
But your friend might not allow to share his/her device ID, what to do now...
Harder way :: Google for some Random Device ID ... Use some app on the play store to change your device ID... Download at least one app from play store... You can again access all the apks using the above process..
2. Well found another application... This is the best.. though it is not free... is the Device Spoofer app...
Spoof you device to any given model... Download as many apps possible..
These helped me... I guess might help some one else too...
I download apps & each time they get updated, I send them to my another phone using bluetooth file transfer & then save them to pc. Much easier right ?
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Venomous Viper 119 said:
I download apps & each time they get updated, I send them to my another phone using bluetooth file transfer & then save them to pc. Much easier right ?
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The process seems to be useful for users like me who have slow & limited data usage plans.. Moreover updates done over PC..
Rest the Device Spoofer is an awesome app.. Now i have access to almost all the apps on play store...
arindam_mitra1985 said:
The process seems to be useful for users like me who have slow & limited data usage plans.. Moreover updates done over PC..
Rest the Device Spoofer is an awesome app.. Now i have access to almost all the apps on play store...
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It's nice that you can be linked to apps that your device doesn't support remotely but the process seems to be quite complicated and not everyone has a friend willing to share their gmail stuff...
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Thats true enough... But the APK Leecher rocks...
N i would suggest everyone to try out the device snoofer... Simply awesome and easy 2 use...
Cross-posting from General Android forums:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2177133
SuperBeam is a free app that offers easy and fast sharing files between Android 4.0+ devices using WiFi Direct. You can initiate connection between devices using QR Code scanning (with the included scanner) or NFC if available (just like Samsung's proprietary S-Beam).
Checkout the video below to see it in action:
Features:
Share files between devices using NFC or QR code scanning.
Blazing fast transfer speeds using WiFi direct.
Switches to hotspot mode automatically for devices that doesn't support WiFi direct.
Can use existing WiFi network connection between devices.
Share single or multiple files of any type (photos, videos, zip files, APK's... You name it!)
Works with all 3rd party file managers and photo galleries.
Light and dark color themes.
Advanced settings for geeks!
Google Play link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.majedev.superbeam
A note about WiFi direct
SuperBeam creates an access point using Android's WiFi direct API's. This essentially works like hotspot mode in old devices, but it is guaranteed to work on newer devices like Nexus 7. Moreover, this mode allows older devices to connect and receive files without having to support WiFi direct's peer-to-peer connections and, more importantly, it gets rid of the annoying "accept connection" prompt.
Also, please note that this mode is currently supported by Android versions 4.1 and greater. On older versions, SuperBeam will fallback to the older hotspot mode.
Please try it and let me know what you think. If you have any issues or suggestions, please feel free to contact me via email or reply to this thread.
Re: [APP][NFC] SuperBeam - Blazing fast file sharing using NFC+WiFi [V1.0]
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Hi
I want to share some files by using wifi-direct, i did also connected with other device, but when i want to share there is no wifi-direct option sharing list, how i can do it?
My friends gs3 is easily slect file and share it by wifi-direct.
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Jwtiyar said:
Hi
I want to share some files by using wifi-direct, i did also connected with other device, but when i want to share there is no wifi-direct option sharing list, how i can do it?
My friends gs3 is easily slect file and share it by wifi-direct.
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Nope.... I was confused for a second...
WiFi Direct is 100% completely supported by the HTC One M8. You (& I) were thinking of Samsung, which uses WiFi driect in conjunction with their AllShare/Cast function for sharing media between devices.
WiFi Direct is JUST A DIRECT WIFI CONNECTION BETWEEN DEVICES. It is up to the user to then choose an application or media server that takes advantage of the feature in order to share files or media.
Now, if you ask me, it is ABSOLUTELY SILLY that at a minimum HTC doesn't incorporate the feature into Sense for sharing via Album, or their file explorer, but what are you gonna do?
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Nope.... I was confused for a second...
WiFi Direct is 100% completely supported by the HTC One M8. You (& I) were thinking of Samsung, which uses WiFi driect in conjunction with their AllShare/Cast function for sharing media between devices.
WiFi Direct is JUST A DIRECT WIFI CONNECTION BETWEEN DEVICES. It is up to the user to then choose an application or media server that takes advantage of the feature in order to share files or media.
Now, if you ask me, it is ABSOLUTELY SILLY that at a minimum HTC doesn't incorporate the feature into Sense for sharing via Album, or their file explorer, but what are you gonna do?
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No i just want to share files by wifi-direct, but when i wanted to share files when i tap share button there is no wifi-direct option in this option.
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Jwtiyar said:
No i just want to share files by wifi-direct, but when i wanted to share files when i tap share button there is no wifi-direct option in this option.
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I recommend you use this app to facilitate sharing files via WiFi Direct. Works great!
SuperBeam | WiFi Direct Share
Is it possible to use the download booster in a torrent client such as Vuze for android. Being one of the lucky few with unlimited data this could be very useful, however I can't quite figure out how to make it work. Any ideas?
doubleplay648 said:
Is it possible to use the download booster in a torrent client such as Vuze for android. Being one of the lucky few with unlimited data this could be very useful, however I can't quite figure out how to make it work. Any ideas?
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Yeah I'm in the same boat man, I use tTorrent Pro and I wish I could use download booster...maybe if I convert the app into a system app, but I doubt it'll do any good
I don't think it's even possible with the file sharing sites. The 3rd party download boosters we had on the play store before Samsung included it wouldn't work for them either.
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