Has anyone installed the PC Suite on their computer (desk top) to use with the Transformer. My understanding (though it us unclear) you install it first on your windows based computer and then on you transformer, and then you can have access to your windows machine and sync things like calander and contacts.
Anyone installed it? How does it work?
Asus Sync is what you're looking for. Download from Asus website
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Is there anyone who's using his XDA with a Mac Computer?I'm using mine with pocktmac(for synchronisation with Adressbook and iCall).But ow can I install software into my XDA from a mac?
Any suggestions??
Jay
Copy the cab file directly to the device and run it from there. AFAIK you can't install without a PC where there is no cab-file option. You might be able to get something working in Virtual PC, but hey, who knows
How is PocketMac? I'm considering switching, but considering I review Pocket PCs and as such need to install lots of programs / make heavy use of synchronization, I need to know just how competent this solution is. Damn Microsoft for not making a Mac / Linux ActiveSync!
Mac
Don't know yet.Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.Most of the time it works fine...
It's a real drawback that you can't instaal from the computer....
I sync my XDA on my Mac (still os 9.2) with activsync through Virtual PC 6.0 and W98 and it works fine.
Is there a software similar to the Nokia PC Suite that provides options to control / access the phone from the PC? I am used to the Sony Ericsson PC Suite with my earlier P1i and use the mRouter for accessing the internet. What i get from the HTC Sync is options to sync the data alone. Something similar to the PC Suite will be better!
Thanks
nitrolith said:
Is there a software similar to the Nokia PC Suite that provides options to control / access the phone from the PC? I am used to the Sony Ericsson PC Suite with my earlier P1i and use the mRouter for accessing the internet. What i get from the HTC Sync is options to sync the data alone. Something similar to the PC Suite will be better!
Thanks
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You could look at this and this. Haven't tried any of those, but hey, you could give it a shot
Just for info the second suggestion does not seem to work on Win 7, haven't tried the other yet.
MG
Have you tried running it in compatabilitymode for vista/xp?
any ideas for sync / rom update in non-microsoft OS? what about ubuntu?
PC Suite
the first option (htc phone portal) works fine for my Hero. the phone is added with a web server. from the PC browser I am able to connect to the phone and access all my contacts, SD Card contents and to an extend configure the settings as well.
Thanks
Hey, I will make my question quick and painless (hopefully)..
Is it possible to take a program designed for windows (in this case, it's a daily logging program for truck drivers) and put it on the Galaxy 10.1?
Short answer: No
Long answer:
You could use the app through remote desktop, but then you probably need to open some ports in your router at home and use your external IP or use a DynDNS host of sorts.
You can use a logging application like this perhaps and log after?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.harvestapp&feature=search_result
Noobie_Nico said:
Hey, I will make my question quick and painless (hopefully)..
Is it possible to take a program designed for windows (in this case, it's a daily logging program for truck drivers) and put it on the Galaxy 10.1?
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I don't know if anyone has done this with the 10.1 yet, but maybe you can install Ubuntu on the tab and use Wine / Qemu to run the Windows program: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1258506
PS: It will probably crawl, if it runs at all!
Use Splashtop to run it on your PC from your Galaxy Tab. Works fine with Wifi and 3G. As a bonus, it's on sale now. Great app!
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I recently purchased uni android tool and am wanting to know if there is a solution that will allow clients to connect their phone to their computers via usb and then some how have it show up on mine as if it was a connected usb device? I have a few friends that have phones and dont want to have to mail them out so this would allow me to work on them remotely.
THanks!
Not exactly what you are looking for, but you could just use rdp or vnc to remote to their desktop, then use a link to your Google drive or drop box to download your software. You could then have then plug in at their end, you fix the phone, them clean up your downloaded files and uninstall the program.
Not a great business model, but would probably work for friends.
Another options is to build a small virtual box with all your tools and such on it. Then you connect with rdp or vnc, install VB, and so the work. The plus side to this is, your VB can be encrypted and password protected, so no one can "steal" your tools, and everything would be set up and ready, and you would have your preferred operating system, in case they used something else, like a mac/Apple product.
Thanks for the response.... that idea would definitely work except the tool I use hardware locks itself to my windows machine.... I had to install windows 10 via bootcamp on my macbook just to run the software as it wouldnt even run in a virtual machine.
I am looking into just writing my own custom software that will handle the usb over tcp via a server and clients.
If anyone else knows any solutions that are already available please let me know.
GOOD
Thank you for that information you article
Hello all,
I have recently purchased a few HP Ipaq PDAs, I believe one is an R4000 and the other R4100 (Or H4000, can't recall) anyway they're running Windows Mobile 2003. I have also purchased a HTC HD2 running Windows Mobile 6.5.
I have got hold of loads of Pocket PC games but only maybe 1 in 20 will run on either of these devices. Normally I get an error of "Not a valid Pocket PC Application" or similar. I found an FTP site with various games/apps for download specifically listed as either "Pocket PC" or "WM2003" but again, only a small selection seem to work.
Am I missing something? Is there a better source I should go to (I appreciate none shall be named here but if someone could hint). I would have thought looking for WM2003 apps would be the ones I need for the IPAQs and Pocket PC apps should work on either but at least one of the devices.
Any help would be appreciated