New and Improved Multi-screen Collaboration in EMUI 10.1, Offers Mobile Office Versatility as You've Never Known It
The Multi-screen Collaboration has once again been upgraded, this time on P40 smartphone series models that run EMUI 10.1. The new version completely resolves any issues associated with frequently switching back-and-forth between the phone and laptop during use. You'll now be able to answer video calls made to your phone, on your laptop, while benefiting from the laptop's sophisticated camera, speakers, and microphones. This flexible solution facilitates seamless multi-tasking, ensuring that incoming calls don't interrupt your work in progress.
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Use the camera, speaker, and microphone from the laptop
Multi-screen Collaboration also enables you to directly open phone files with the PC software on hand, making the lofty vision of cross-system collaboration a full-fledged reality.
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iDisplay
Turn your phone into the second monitor for Mac or PC! From developer of IM+.
Add a second monitor to your Mac or PC! iDisplay is designed to increase your productivity by maximizing the viewable area on your main monitor.
Ideal for multi-taskers who want to increase their efficiency, iDisplay expands the viewable area of a user's main monitor by moving other needed programs such as IM, Twitter and news gadgets to an external display using their Android tablet or mobile device. This frees up your main monitor to only display programs for which more view space is needed.
NOTE:
In order to use iDisplay please download the free desktop part to your computer (PC or Mac) from:
http://www.shapeservices.com/en/products/download.php?product=idisplay&platform=android
I don't know if many people are aware of this app, but I heard about it from a friend of mine, and just thought of giving it a try. And believe me guys, I am fairly impressed by this app!
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P.S: I am neither the developer of this app, nor am I anyway related to the developer!
Nice! I've heard of it already. But I'll give it a try
Great idea
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These are suggestions to Google.
I have designed a mock-up to represent what many Android users who use Lollipop want to see in future releases. I realize there could be many other suggestions that should be discussed, but no matter how bring up these issues, they simply get ignored.
As naive as it may look, I believe these important features must be included in Lollipop. Other Android users who don't like these suggestions should not be forced to use them, as I want Google to provide its users the choice whether to use them or not.
The two suggestions are:
1. Provide "ringer volume" toggles in the quick settings that were present in the previous Android versions.
2. Provide an option to use the volume keys to ONLY control media audio. This includes adjusting the media audio anywhere on screen.
(I realize this option is already available in CyanogenMod 11 and 10, but not 12).
Here's the mock-up.
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GantryWorks is looking to partner with developers to innovate and create smartphone apps for users that mount their smartphone above their TV or computer monitor. GantryWorks is a designer of smartphone accessories. TellyMount by GantryWorks is a smartphone holder that positions a smartphone above a TV or computer monitor. The product is purely mechanical and has no electronic components. TellyMount was originally intended to allow users to video call on TV by first launching a video calling app on their phone (such as Skype) and then mirroring their phone to TV using Google Chromecast. By positioning the smartphone above the TV, TellyMount creates proper camera angle and eye contact with video callers. GantryWorks is now looking for additional apps, even if unrelated to video calling, that benefit by having a smartphone positioned above a TV or computer monitor. The nature of the partnership can be as simple as cross-promotion or, in certain cases, an investment. Interested parties should email [email protected] with their proposed app. For more information on TellyMount, visit gantryworks.com.
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Google used to provide a semi standalone Android Studio installer with at least the SDK included. However, as of version 3.x such option is no longer available. Even with the semi standalone installer, a connection to the internet is still required to download junit and sync gradle. Why, though? Why not make a single fully functioning installer so that people all over the world can get on with their coding lives?
Well,
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define "all".
Behold a tear inducing image of the error that pops up after creating a simple android project.
Tears fall down after downloading Android Studio @ 150 kbps at an internet cafe on a flashdrive to use it on a desktop somewhere internet-less hoping that you can have a great weekend working on your killer android app project.
Summarizing, in order to start developing for android using Android Studio, one has to connect to the internet at least once after the installation.
On a more "serious" note, India, South America, Africa etc, are places where, unfortunately, unlimited internet is not available to everyone, heck even the U.S. has some places where internet quality is lower than the chances of the awesome people at Google actually consider this request.
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Cool! Even though I have had good success with OS upgrades in the past, many do not. Sometimes the OOB software is the best. Doing an upgrade can sometimes introduce more problems than it ever fixes.
It looks like it moves farther into the "walled garden" concept in the name of security. App data backups are now completely forbidden except by Google. Not even ADB will work. Considering how much of a dumpster fire Android 11 is, I'm not looking forward to this. Sony doesn't have the software devs to provide workarounds or or support 3rd party ROMs.
COOL
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There is no need of for off-topic, chit chatting, or exchanging insults and personal jabs at other users, moreso, making assumptions on an OEM Android 12 release.
News shared by a user should be taken as a news with a pitch of salt and no assumptions or speculations have to made just yet.
No reason for me to leave the thread open for further bumps.
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