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Hi guys,
Recently we have released Remo – a remote device sharing tool. Just run Remo App, launch the Client and share your mobile device to anyone you want.
At the moment it is a simple VNC client, but we’re going to release new fancy features in the next few weeks.
We have spent months on making Remo as easy as possible and to launch that kind of a tool on a device without a ROOT needed. Currently only one-time PC connection is required to launch the service (app still requires some ADB permissions though). After service is started, no wire connection is required – you may plug charger in and forget about the device itself. Very handy tool if you consult something remotely
We are happy for any given feedback – either here on XDA or on our feedback form. Many thanks in advance!
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Share your configuration ( Windows Mobile 5.0 or above with Microsoft Bluetooth stack and any Bluetooth mouse) and we will contact you for a beta session if your configuration has not been tested
Great news! Will post a news item on thi as soon as I get it tested.
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Locatr is a totally free anti-theft app I wrote that focuses on being easy to use and lightweight. It works through a web browser. It has features like Device Location, Device Tracking (Email notifications of device movement), Play Ringtone (Override silent settings and play ringtone at max volume), Remote Wipe and more. It can also do remote password sets and resets. Each account can manage multiple devices. It's the only app I'm aware of that does all this, completely for free, with no adds. Should be great for XDA users who generally like the stock Android theme, and free things.
This is my first app, so I'm interested if you fine folks could give me some feedback.
Download Locatr and find your phone or tablet for free on Google Play - (Requires Android 2.3.3+ and GPS)
Locatr Web Interface
Actually, this was going to be part of the upcoming Raccoon v4.0 release, but since I am hopelessly behind schedule on that project, I decided to make it available as standalone application:
FileCast a zero config, on-the-fly personal webserver for transferring files to your mobile without the need of any client side app or pushing your data through semi trustworthy cloud services.
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Using FileCast is as easy as it gets:
Start the Application with the file/directory you want to transfer
Scan the QR code on your mobile device and download through your webbrowser
There is no step 3
How to open the link in phone?
I tried the app and when I open the link in Firefox for Android (or the AOSP browser) it says that connection timed out. How to open the links in the phone?
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Hi, I created app that supports users when they are using Pomodoro Technique. This app is called Focus Timer Reborn. Can be downloaded for free from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hubalek.android.apps.focustimer, web page is at https://focus-timer-reborn.com/.
What is interesting on this app is that it can be controlled over web as well as from mobile phone or table. It is based on Google Firebase technology so you can start session on web and finish on mobile phone and vice versa. Web part (https://focus-timer-reborn.com/web-app/) basically works but has limited features at the moment.
Web client
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What I like are stats. You can see your work week, you can check what days and hours are more productive. I'm going to allow users to rate sessions and find "heat map" when you are more productive and when it is hard to work.
Please let me know what do you think about that app and if you have any idea for improvements.
Thanks
Tom
Hello Everyone,
Many times I want to share a huge file with my colleagues and find that it has to be relayed through the server to a messenger such as WhatsApp. Or send a URL address to the managed computer and find that I have to install a messenger on the computer and register an account, which is too troublesome. So I want to develop a cross-platform application that does not require a server, that is, install and play. NBOK was born, and it took me 3 months to develop it.
NBOK allows smart phones and computers to communicate with each other, send messages or files. No registration, no login, no phone number required.
Why NBOK?
Install and Play:
* After installation and running, all supported devices are automatically discovered.
Cross-Platform:
* Support almost all computers and phones: Windows, Mac, Linux(coming soon), iPhone/iPad and other phones.
Enjoy it and please provide your feedback at your free time.
Website: http://nbok.necta.us
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