Hiya folks,
I'm sorry if this is old ground, but I'm desperate to find sabnzbd on android so i can use it on my S3. I've read many posts, with confused replies regarding remote control access etc.
I was using isabnzbd on my iPad, works great and I simply want the same functionality on android, is this possible? What are the best solutions out there for downloading directly to your device?
Many thanks for clearing this up.
Joe
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It would be very useful to have these mobile devices act as bluetooth keyboards and mouses. Has anyone written such a service?
I am familiar with the gremote project but i'm talking about a more general solution that would allow the mobile devices to be paired with all sorts of things.
The ultimate goal would be to have "keyboard" and "mouse" listed under the services broadcast by the mobile device. I found the following page that describes how to register bluetooth services:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa450140.aspx
But, unfortunately, i'm a Java developer and believe that it would take me too long to do this myself. Has anyone thought of doing something like this before? Is anyone interested in giving it a shot? It seems like it should be fairly straight forward to write such a service.
you can use GRemote if you want to use it as a keyboard and mouse.
Salling Clicker lets you use it as a mouse and media center controller.. and you can add many other scripts to control your comp.
or.. this:
http://www.jaylee.org/remotecontrol/
Thank you nir36.
I followed your link to jaylee's remotecontrol and had a look at what it does. It seems that both jaylee's solution and the gremote solution use a server/client model that rely on proprietary software running on both the server and the client. Unfortunately, that is not what i'm asking about.
What would be ideal is to emulate the functionality of a bluetooth keybaord and mouse that one can buy off the shelf and that does not require server software (something like Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth Keyboard). And this is why I was referring to "registering a bluetooth service" as a possible solution. Is this possible? Is it very difficult to accomplish?
I would, for example, like to be able to pair my mobile device with a PS3 and have it act as a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. But a PS3 is just one example. There are many other use-cases that can be satisfied by offering a generic solution that cannot be handled by the server/client model.
I have tried a lot of bluetooth remote controller softwares and searched for others as well.
unfortunatly, i don't know of any remote which doesn't require server side client.
to your question.. yes, i think it would be hard to accomplish as you need to have everything loaded on your ppc and send all data to the server.
I'm almost positive that someone would be able to develop such an application here as there are many gifted developers floating around this forum.
You might have to donate some for it tho.. it's not trivial.
Thanks again nir36.
I am willing to put in the time required to develop this but could really use some help getting started.
Can someone point me in the right direction? Is what i'm looking to do clear? Do others see this as being useful? Has anyone tried this before? If so, what were your pitfalls?
What documents/addresses can you share with me to help me get started? What IDE do you recommend?
Hi guys, looking for help here.
Well, I'm a Chinese, and in China we're not really using the Internet but a very tightly controled huge LAN. Lots of sites and services are nation-wide blocked by the legendary Great Firewall (GFW). Unfortunately, Twitter and Facebook are two of the millions of blocked sites. So, the fantastic client Peep comes as a useless piece of work.
Previously I've been working on an Android phone, and implemented mobile twitting via a custom API built upon Google App Engine (not GFWed here yet). Twidroid allows login via API, so everything was smooth. But moving back onto WinMo this has become problematic. I heard Pocketwit could do a equivalent job, however, the application itself tends to be buggy and butt-ugly.
I'm trying to locate the app files of Peep inside the OS, and find some way to tweak the communication module, replace the Twitter official site URL into my API. In theory this should work. But what's weird is that I can't find the Peep directory in the Windows folder. Any suggestion on where to find it? Or has anybody already done what I'm trying to achieve? Would you kindly share your knowledge?
A million thanks here.
Eh... no reply so far?
Well, I dug a little bit more into it, finding two Peep-related files, one "HTC_twitter.png" and one "HTC_twitter.qtc". However, neither of them seems to have anything like a URL inside.
Additionally there is a Twitter_pages.xml in the folder ManilaXML. There's nothing related to login server inside either.
Any other thoughts on where I could find a breakthrough...?
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api-faq
You should have a look into TwitterService.dll and probably also TwitterApp.exe.
Hello everyone,
I'm sorry if anyone has asked asked the same before
I'm new to android development, learning the basics. I recently had a question, weather PC and android integration like the one found in Yosemite and iOS8 , is possible to be developed. Is it possible only using root or is it not possible at all? Is it possible with the current available API?
I do know about notification pushing, like push bullet and other apps out there. They also have quick reply for some apps. But is phone call ability possible in a similar fashion.
Do put in your inputs on this.
I have been working on something similar, from a different angle...
I'm adding my dad to our family plan and getting him a smart phone. Probably the HTC Desire 510 (Sprint)
I gave him an old Samsung Galaxy S3 (unactivated) just to play games on, and he really likes it, but it's caused hours of over the phone support because... He's old and has never touched a computer...
Is there a remote control "server" I can install on his phone so I can see what he's doing and help him?
I looked at TeamViewer, but it doesn't seem to allow remote desktop like access.
Thanks,
LT.Son
LT.Son said:
I'm adding my dad to our family plan and getting him a smart phone. Probably the HTC Desire 510 (Sprint)
I gave him an old Samsung Galaxy S3 (unactivated) just to play games on, and he really likes it, but it's caused hours of over the phone support because... He's old and has never touched a computer...
Is there a remote control "server" I can install on his phone so I can see what he's doing and help him?
I looked at TeamViewer, but it doesn't seem to allow remote desktop like access.
Thanks,
LT.Son
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Check this thread: Way to remote control android phone With tablet.
There are some interesting solutions, e.g. with VNC.
There are also other remote control app, such as [APP][Android 3.0+] Monitordroid - Remote Administration Tool for Android ... and some on Play store, but maybe not exactly what you are looking for.
If you have questions about the TeamViewer app, check this thread: [APP]Teamviewer Quick Support - Remote control the Note by the computer/laptop FREE.
Best place to ask is in the Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting forum.
Thread closed and thank you.
Hi - I'm a newbie and frankly knows next to nothing about Android app development. There are lots of great apps out there that would be great to use on the big screen via Android TV (the only device out there now is the Nexus Player), but unusable on Nexus Player because they requires either gesture or mouse. This leads me to think that there must be a relatively easy way to take the APK and update the code so that I can use the d-pad remote for the Nexus Player.
Can anyone point me the way?
Thanks!
Frank
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