HEY GUYS!
Here is an app through which you can connect your phone/tab etc with laptop/PC without wires!
We know that our phone doesn't connect with PC easily so, try this app and enjoy!
Features:
AirDroid is a fast, free app that lets you wirelessly manage your Android from your favorite browser.
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Enjoy below features after installation from the comfort of your favorite web browser on Windows/Mac/Linux computer or other devices:
*Files
Transfer files between Android devices and computers. Now with drag & drop support.
Cut, copy, paste, search, rename or delete files on the SD card.
*SMS
Receive, send, forward or delete SMS messages.
*Apps
Install, uninstall, backup, search apps and do batch processing.
*Photos
Preview, delete, upload, download, set as wallpaper and photos slide show from desktop.
*Clipboard
Share clipboard text between desktop and device.
*Contacts
Group, search, create contacts, check and delete call logs.
*Ringtones
Search, preview, upload, download, delete and customize ringtones for phone calls, notifications and alarms.
Required android version 2.2+
Link to download:
Google drive: From here
Media fire:From here
Dev-Host from here
Play store:from here
CHEERS!
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*tested and working smooth and fine!*
Please try and give feedback thanks!
No offence man really, but I think that everyone already knows this app.
coffeecore said:
No offence man really, but I think that everyone already knows this app.
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Yaa bro may be you are right but, I saw people asking/making thread about having problem in connecting phone with PC that is why I made this thread!
googleminded said:
Yaa bro may be you are right but, I saw people asking/making thread about having problem in connecting phone with PC that is why I made this thread!
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Oh that way.. nice intention by the way
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Oh that way.. nice intention by the way
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THANKS!
Knowledge always isn't to much, and good intentions are always welcome.
You might all aware of this...there is another app called shareit.It can transfer file from pc to mobile nd mobile to pc.and you can remotely view the pc files on your phone.
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shivg86 said:
You might all aware of this...there is another app called shareit.It can transfer file from pc to mobile nd mobile to pc.and you can remotely view the pc files on your phone.
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i have not used this app but i will try this..
thanx!
wow great app
@googleminded
Try to search shareit apk on google and open the webpage kc.lenovo.com
Download from there, as that app only can transfer or downloaf files from pc or to pc.
Play has this app, but it doesn't carry that feature of transferring files pc to mobile nd vice-versa.
Press thanks if it helps.
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Ok, I was searching for this kind of "cloudless" app for like a year, now I have finally found it. If you are like me and dont want to use those stupid cloud storages but want to have your photos on your PC as soon as you come home then this is for you. I am not the author but I have tried this app and it works great on my Xperia S. The name of this app is Sweet Home WiFi Picture Backup.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sweesoft.sweethome&hl=hr
Dropbox has this feature..... From some time like 3-4 months...
Nebunia lu Salam
Dropbox also does not need any setup ? Does not need registration ? Does not need PC client installed ? Does not need PC client running for transfering photos on PC ? I did not know that !
EDIT: Can you please explain me how to do that ? I want to have separate folder on PC where I want my phone to upload photos when I come home and connect to WLAN router. I dont want to use only one default Dropbox folder and I dont want anything on my 2 Gb cloud, only on PC and phone, I will not use cloud service.
Tnx
I am waiting for the answer.
Tnx
Hello everyone,
i am new to this forum and that is why i am posting it here. I am going to buy a new phone. The one i have stinks, however that is not the issue i want to address. I am stuck between samsung galaxy s3 and the windows 8x by HTC. The thing is that i use it for school and need to address some things about it
1) i download files a lot from my schools site, powerpoints, .rtf files, word documents, etc. So i need to know if i can download and view them right on my phone.
2) is the office application to view these files good? can i edit files if i want? SOLVED
3) i frequently use dropbox. is it supported? SOLVED
4) does it support mobile hotspot? i don't use it frequently but i have a tablet that on small occasion i have to use the hotspot.SOLVED
5) is the battery life ok on the 8x? SOLVED
6) is back up assistant on the 8x? i have verizon. if not how can i save my contacts if i go with this phone?
7) is IE 10 a good browser? i have never tried it.SOLVED
8) how is the app store? good or bad? does it have a navigation app? SOLVED
sorry for all the questions. i dont have an upgrade and want to make sure i get the right phone for the money.
i don't need to ask any questions about the s3 because i know android and that it works for all the above mentioned.
Thanks to anyone who can give me some guidance here.
S3. Why would anyone want a widows phone?
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kindofabuzz said:
S3. Why would anyone want a widows phone?
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Not helpful
I think (but i'm really subjective) that WP8 is better than android for "working": Office is really helpful and you can read .ppt and .doc documents. Dropbox is supported and you can create an mobile hotspot easily. IE10 metro is really better than its predecessors (in desktop i still use chrome ). The app store is...mh...is better the android one i think, but compared to the wp7's store, the wp8 one is good
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I think (but i'm really subjective) that WP8 is better than android for "working": Office is really helpful and you can read .ppt and .doc documents. Dropbox is supported and you can create an mobile hotspot easily. IE10 metro is really better than its predecessors (in desktop i still use chrome ). The app store is...mh...is better the android one i think, but compared to the wp7's store, the wp8 one is good
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Ok thanks. I love the look and feel of the OS I just need to make sure its functional
Does anyone know about my other questions. Mainly the opening of .rtf files
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Does anyone know about my other questions. Mainly the opening of .rtf files
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looks like you are in luck...
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/office/microsoft-office-mobile-faq
MS Office Mobile opens all files shown below:
Office Mobile app: Supported file types
Word Mobile: .doc, .docx, .dot, .dotx, .dotm, .docm, .txt, .rtf
Excel Mobile: .xls, .xlsx, .xlt, .xltx, .xlsm, .xltm
PowerPoint Mobile: .ppt, .pptx, .pps, .ppsx, .pptm, .ppsm
OneNote Mobile: .one
You should start using SkyDrive if you are going to get windows phone
I use android, and I use most of these services...
Dropbox for auto upload full size images to web instantly then download to pc.
GoogleDrive for backing up unlimited amount of photos on web (size decreases to 1024px width/height max )
SkyDrive for taking notes on the go and office files.
WP8 does support DropBox...
search for more apps here...
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/search?q=dropbox
have fun, do let us know what you buy at the end.
Thanks!
Your contacts will probably be backed up on passport/Microsoft/msn/Hotmail/live account.
check here for more info: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/basics/back-up-my-stuff
Seems like Nokia Drive is the answer for Navigation
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/nokia-drive-beta/9a0f7585-9f16-47d5-8041-28018fcea606
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Seems like Nokia Drive is the answer for Navigation
what about the htc 8x
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heart_crafter said:
Seems like Nokia Drive is the answer for Navigation
what about the htc 8x
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Nokia Drive is an app so it should work on any WP8 phone
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8) how is the app store? good or bad? does it have a navigation app?
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it's good, yes it has
Thanks everyone so much for helping me. My question I have left is am I able to download files right from the internet and view them?
Would you recommend this phone. Or the nokia lumia 822, either way its the same.
I would rather have a windows phone than a iPhone IMO...but I love my GSIII
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I would rather have a windows phone than a iPhone IMO...but I love my GSIII
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I have had an android for years and I want something completely different
So does anyone have an answer to my other question. Can i download files from IE10. I download files like powerpoints and word documents.
Yes you can download files as long as the file type is supported
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hi,
this tutorial quoted from HTC one x thread (thanks to mr1029x) and this is the thread.
Somehow HTC (or GraceNote music database?!) didn't allowed to download the lyrics for some countries (geographic limitation!! may be),
so for those how didn't work the lyrics in the sense 5 stock music player, they have 2 solution:
1. MANUEL: this method quoted from HTC one x thread (all thanks to mr1029x) and i tested with success:
FIRST, go on the internet and search for the song's lyrics. Remember, if you want it to works properly, you need to findtwo types of lyrics: the normal text one, and synchronized one which is found in .lrc file types.
The first normal text ones are easy to find through famous sites such as metrolyrics or azlyrics,etc..
The .lrc files are a bit harder looking up and not always available on the internet. You could learn how to make one yourself right here
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Personally, I used app from playstore called "KiePlayer" which download and generate a *.lrc file(synchronized lyric file) for your musics.
SECOND, create a notepad and paste the normal lyrics that you found to there, save the file without any extension, name it "Songfilename"_lyric (without quote).
In the same way, copy the content of the synchronized lyrics to notepad, save the file without any extension, name it"Songfilename"_lrc (LRC not IRC and without qoute).
For example, If your song file name is ABC.mp3, name the files ABC_lyric and ABC_lrc
THIRD, plug the phone into your computer, copy two files that you've created to:
Computer\HTC One X\Internal storage\Android\data\com.htc.musicenhancer\files\. albumarts\storage_external\Music
Remember, look for a file name Songfilename_not_available in that directory, if it exists, delete it
Enjoy
Note:
The _lrc file is required for the lyrics to pop up while you're playing music, if you don't want it, then you don't have to create
Try to google search "filetype:lrc Song Name" if you don't find any synchronized lyrics with normal searching
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2. AUTOMATIC: download any VPN changer app from playstore (i tested the "TunnelBear" app with success), then change the VPN to US or UK then go to your music player and activate the automatic lyrics download and that's it, you will see all your lyrics of your musics (if they already found in the "GraceNote music database") displayed in your music player, then you can dis-activate your VPN app (this method need to be activated ONLY ONE TIME).
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help me
please make screen shot or video tutorial. i did. but not working.
Thanks for this!
By the way, if you guys want lrc files, I'd suggest a program called minilyrics. It works with iTunes and downloads user-created lrc files that you can edit yourself. It's free too, and it's the way I get lrc files.
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please make screen shot or video tutorial. i did. but not working.
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Hi, I think if you provide more informations about your problem (procedures that you did exactly) would be better so we can
help you.
I think it didn't need screenshots or video tutorials, because it is a very simple procedure, and if you had any problem with the first procedure you can use the second one.
Thanks
sandsrules said:
Thanks for this!
By the way, if you guys want lrc files, I'd suggest a program called minilyrics. It works with iTunes and downloads user-created lrc files that you can edit yourself. It's free too, and it's the way I get lrc files.
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Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion, but this program "minilyrics" is it a pc app or android app because I didn't found it in playstore (may be country restriction?!).
Thanks
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Hi, I think if you provide more informations about your problem (procedures that you did exactly) would be better so we can
help you.
I think it didn't need screenshots or video tutorials, because it is a very simple procedure, and if you had any problem with the first procedure you can use the second one.
Thanks
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion, but this program "minilyrics" is it a pc app or android app because I didn't found it in playstore (may be country reduction?!).
Thanks
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minilyrics is a PC app. You can use it to download LRC files to transfer to your phone.
I got a Samsung j7 phone I want to backup. Not interested on passing the information to a new phone but I want to have every call log and text currently in it. I want to pass it to my Windows 10 PC and be able to view and read the info on the PC. Looking for an open source or free software to be able to make this without any spyware or malicious ware on it. Thanks in Advance!
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I got a Samsung j7 phone I want to backup. Not interested on passing the information to a new phone but I want to have every call log and text currently in it. I want to pass it to my Windows 10 PC and be able to view and read the info on the PC. Looking for an open source or free software to be able to make this without any spyware or malicious ware on it. Thanks in Advance!
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I could be wrong, but, I don't think any such thing exists and I don't think it can even be done the way you want it.
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Droidriven said:
I could be wrong, but, I don't think any such thing exists and I don't think it can even be done the way you want it.
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Before posting, i did a google search, There are several options. Just looking for the good free alternatives. For example Droid Transfer but is not free.
Preguntonontrack said:
Before posting, i did a google search, There are several options. Just looking for the good free alternatives. For example Droid Transfer but is not free.
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Yes, absolutely, there are options for backing up data, I wasn't saying that backing up or restoring that data couldn't be done.
The part about using something that will let you backup to PC and be able to read the internal content while on PC is what I was replying to.
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Yes, absolutely, there are options for backing up data, I wasn't saying that backing up or restoring that data couldn't be done.
The part about using something that will let you backup to PC and be able to read the internal content while on PC is what I was replying to.
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I see, but that software lets you view the content on the PC. Looking something similar but free.
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I got a Samsung j7 phone I want to backup. Not interested on passing the information to a new phone but I want to have every call log and text currently in it. I want to pass it to my Windows 10 PC and be able to view and read the info on the PC. Looking for an open source or free software to be able to make this without any spyware or malicious ware on it. Thanks in Advance!
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Search for wondershare mobilego version 7+ or 8+ install with the crack tool. Though the software have been discontinued but is very useful. It will do your work for you. The crack tool attach to is not harmful only when you get it from right source.
Skyhuppa said:
Search for wondershare mobilego version 7+ or 8+ install with the crack tool. Though the software have been discontinued but is very useful. It will do your work for you. The crack tool attach to is not harmful only when you get it from right source.
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Thanks for the info, even if it is discontinued. It is ilegal right? Still looking for options
Android stores text messages and call logs in SQLite databases.
You can pull them by means of ADB to your PC and there view them by means of a SQLite reader. For example call logs are located here:
/data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/contacts2.db
There are many apps to share Files from your android smartphone to other bluetooth devices.
However I have yet to find an app that can send entire folders or even several folders in a go. Without having to highlight each file on its own.
Do you know of a app that can send complete folders just by selecting?
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There are many apps to share Files from your android smartphone to other bluetooth devices.
However I have yet to find an app that can send entire folders or even several folders in a go. Without having to highlight each file on its own.
Do you know of a app that can send complete folders just by selecting?
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UPDATE: Yes there is.
Here is the link : https://bluetooth-file-transfer.en.softonic.com/android
Yismaty Legend said:
UPDATE: Yes there is.
Here is the link : https://bluetooth-file-transfer.en.softonic.com/android
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How did it work?