One of my favorite windows mobile app that let you see and control your phone from your desktop computer. anybody seen something like this for android?
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You could try PicMe:
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-bw-picme-qDnn.aspx
It requires root but allows you to control your phone from any web browser (just switch to live mode to actually take control). It's not very fast but i guess it's better than nothing
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I am a Windows user and i use Remote desktop alot. I have Remote desktop client on my Vibrant and connect to my Windows desktop. but i was wondering if there is an app to connect to android desktop remotely. i know you can connect to linux desktop using VNC. So Linux do support remote desktop is that possible on Android?
This looks like it should suit your needs...
http://www.appbrain.com/app/org.onaips.vnc
That one appears to need root, there is logmein and its ignition for android software (logmein has a free package but the ignition is not free though) or you can try wyse, which works on remote desktop and it isnt free either. Not sure if there are other free ones that does NOT require rooting though.
He wants to remote TO the phone, not from it (the phone as the server, not the client).
As far as I'm aware, any app that does this will need root privileges in order to capture the screen.
Thank you. I tried driod VNC and its really slow. but the good part is the source is available... maybe i will take a look at the it and see if i can do something about it.
Logmein is not free its $30...
Yes. mine is rooted and even unlocked. so i am ready for anything new...
My bad, didn't read the entire post properly
Android Screencast
Android Screencast works pretty well. A bit choppy, but it works. It's in java, so it should work on any OS.
http://code.google.com/p/androidscreencast/
Is there an app that will allow an Android phone to access a windows network?
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Astro File Manager has an additional SMB module that you can download separately to use with AFM. I remember trying it way back when and it force closing on my old D1 but it may be working better now.
Samba wouldn't be that hard to set up either, I'm sure its already been done
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ES file explorer and file expert are both free and do not require an extra plugin to access network shares. I've used then both and prefer es file explorer.
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Thanks for the help. I think our guy wanted to actually log onto the server and control it like you can from a work station. I don't think that's possible.
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You can use an RDC client. I have Windows server 2008 r2 on a pc and I have remoted in to it with ny thunderbolt. You would have to figure out the networking issues related to this setup but it can be done.
Is he talking VPN and remoting in via the mobile network?
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I haven't tried a similar solution over WiFi but logmein ignition over the internet has saved me a few trips to an actual workstation. For me, well worth the price. Requires an agent on the controlled computer though.
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I have been using Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client to do this and it works well.
The main problem is that it doesn't play well with VPN connections. It will access machines remotely that have the RDP service advertised on the external side of the network but you can't make a generic VPN connection and access machines across the tunnel.
The solution can be done two ways. One is to set up RDP Gateway on one of your servers and externally publish that address and port. The other is to externally publish EVERY address and port of each machine you want to access from the outside.
The first is easier than the second, but it still leaves a potential security risk. I wish that Xtralogic would fix the VPN issue. Even though it's a good RDP client they still don't seem to have the enterprise user in mind given this major design flaw.
Hello,
I have recently downloaded Bluetooth PC Remote software which allows me to control my PC Via my ANDROID phone.
It's a great bit of kit, and I was wondering,
Can I send G-sensor data to the PC?
Can I use said data to make a games controller out of my phone?
As far as I know, the app sends the data, and I have installed a driver to my PC so it looks like its found a sensor... (screen print attached), though the sample app from developer site where I got the software doesn't seem to react. minor setback to cool project, no?
Hope someone can help!
PS, FYI, the app name to control my PC is called PCRemote Advance.
https ://market. android. com/ details?id=org. linknet. pcremote &feature= search_result
Gremote application .. Try free first then buy full. you can control it via BT,USB,Wi-Fi
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Gremote application .. Try free first then buy full. you can control it via BT,USB,Wi-Fi
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He means the gsensors. You know, tilt left and things move left. Or flip and some crazy thing happens.
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Alex530 said:
He means the gsensors. You know, tilt left and things move left. Or flip and some crazy thing happens.
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Sort of.
I know that for all the mobile platforms, there are games that use accelerators.
I can (supposedly) send my accelerometer data to my PC, but I cant actually find any accelerometer game for windows 7 ultimate. so I will go for the next best option...making a controller out of the accelerometers so I can control my PC games (bragging rights mainly..how many of you can play SHIFT on YOUR phone? )
only problem is, I don't know how i would go about making a games controller out of the driver.
Try AndroG Controller
Try this app AndroG Controller
Watch video youtube.com/ watch?v=WFqEClRF6iI
The app is free but the server costs 1.99$.
Supports multi-touch. It has a D-Pad, 5 button pad , Touch-pad (all on one screen) and G-motion support.
Hi peeps, have seen plenty of apps allowing remote desktop from androids phone to windows PC. Just curious to know if anyone has info of an app for phone that allows remote access of another android device eg, my transformer. Thanx in advance for any info.
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For example droid vnc server in your transformer and some vnc client in your phone?
Yes, the free VNC-Server on the market works well, but the VNC-Client I tried on my TF did not give me any opportunity to do swipe/drag gestures on the remotely controlled device which made it pretty hard to act in android. In addition, the phone I wanted to control ran Android 2.3, so the missing buttons were also a problem which made everything quite unusable. So I would say that you shouldn't expect to much of it.
i just found in development subforum droidmote an droidclient apps. Take a look at that thread
Splashtop works
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Cheers guys will take a look and see how I get on. Just out of interest how did you you use splashtop? Only gives info on PC and Mac in the read up.
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Splashtop clients are available for mobile and PC/Mac, but the server (streamer) is not available for Android.
I've used the free Android VNC server in the market on my old phone and a VNC client on my work station before....worked but not enough that I'd fancy using it with a Transformer if it can be avoided (most needs I have for that are done via SSH).
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SSH? Can you expand on that?. Sorry of it seems a silly question.
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There is an app called "Webkey" for android that basically allows you to remotely interact with your phone from a browser like through RDP or VNC. I think this is approximately what you're looking for. There is also an app called "Airdroid" that is similar in that you can control the phone/tablet from a browser, but its got its own UI rather than using the phones native UI.
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SSH? Can you expand on that?. Sorry of it seems a silly question.
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Secure SHell (SSH), can be used to get a secure data stream between hosts, usually used for running a shell, file transfering, or forwarding ports.
In essense it gives you a "Command prompt" on another machine.
It can also be combined with the X Windows system, where in you run the program on another machine but it appears on your system. The ability to do that with the transformer however is more convoluted than a typical Linux box (and Windows NT apps are not programmed to support the X Windows System used on unix, linux, and bsd).
File transfers and port forwarding stuff however work pretty typically on the TF.
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In order to run demos and project (for large audiences) what appears on the screen of my Nexus S, I'm looking for the best app (not necessarily free) able to do that via USB or WiFi.
Have you addressed the same need in the past?
Any suggestion?
Thanks
P.S. Being able to do that without installing any special software on the pc would be a plus
VNC. e.g. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476648
Look at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tigoliproductions.phoneprojector
Webkey https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webkey&hl=en
runs on your pc browser
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