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Hey guys, i just wanted to share these applications that i found awhile back. I have them posted in the old vogue forums but they still come in very handy to me.
I DID NOT DEVELOPE ANY OF THIS SOFTWARE. CREDIT GOES TO THE DEVELOPERS
Some of you may already have these.
If you have Android SDK, ADB and JAVA, all you need to do is download the attached files, extract, and run them.
Link To Android SDK
Link To Java
Android Screen Monitor
This is a really nice and easy to use screen monitoring\screenshot program.
ASM is an Android Debug Bridge (adb) client, When it starts monitoring screen,
ASM connects to adb on port 5037 and receives frame buffer continuously on the device or emulator and transfer image to your desktop window.
You can rotate and scaling monitor window and export a image into PNG file as screen shot tool.
ADB Must be installed
If you have sdk installed skip step 1.
If you have Java JRE(JDK) installed skip step 2
Make sure you have your phone plugged in usb.
1. Make sure ADB is functional
2. Download Android SDK for Windows and place the android-sdk-windows folder on the root of your C:\ Drive.
3. Download and install Latest version of Java
4. Download the attached asm.zip and extract asm.jar out.
5. Place the asm.jar in \android-sdk-windows\tools folder.
6. Right click on asm.jar and place a shortcut on your desktop. Run the jar file or shortcut to bring up the monitor
right click on monitor screen to:
get screenshots
change to landscape\portrait
zoom in or out
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ANDROID SCREENCAST(My Mobiler for Android)
Features
- Mouse and keyboard control FOR ROOTED DEVICES ONLY
- Landscape mode (right click)
- Video recording
- Basic file browser
INSTRUCTIONS
SDK, ADB, and Java are required
Download the attached java file, unzip it, and just run it.
If you have trouble, put it in your sdk\Tools folder and make a shortcut to your desktop.
Should go in the Apps forum, not the android development forum.
dude0909 said:
Should go in the Apps forum, not the android development forum.
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I thought i was in that forum. Dont know how i got here. Weird
anyone tried these yet?
incubus26jc said:
anyone tried these yet?
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Yes, I just tried out the Android Screencast. It seemed to work well. I am not sure what I would use it for, but it did work.
I didn't try ASM because I use DDMS for screenshots. DDMS is built into the Android SDK and works perfectly without needing anything extra.
Thanks for the contributions though.
greek keyboard
although it is rather slow, it works Ok.
I can use the english keyboard for composing messages, working with contacts, but when I turn the PC-keyboard to the greek language, I cannot use it with the phone.
Any suggestion pls?
g00gl3 said:
Yes, I just tried out the Android Screencast. It seemed to work well. I am not sure what I would use it for, but it did work.
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Screencast is great for people like me who are physically disabled and can't use their hands. I used to use EveryWan Personal Edition by Sparus Software which only works with Windows mobile devices...hope screencast will become as good as (or better than) EveryWan!
inverted screen
Hello
I tried the 2 apps : they work fine but the screen display is inverted !
Any idea?
Thanks
my device : ZTE Blade + FLB Froyo 2.2 ROM
(update: same result with webkey)
the same problem with zte blade and CyanogenMod-7.0.0-RC4
A long time ago when i first started using whatsapp i was thinking about using it on my own pc. But that was not possible. I have te send my desire back for repair so no using of whatsapp, or not?
I found a few developers that are being busy to murge the android en windows systems true virtual machine and so on. Then I came to YouWave!
Youwave is a program that simulates the android on your pc and very easy. To use it you can download it grom www.youwave.com and install it. It comes with a 2.3 version of android.
The next thing is to put al your apk files into a folder where you want. If you backup your phone with for example titanium backup you can select al the zip files with apk in it, and extract them in this folder. In youwave you can choose the path to your folder and you can see install these apks onto the simulated android.
Not all apk's are allowed to be installed, but if you put them in your mail, dropbox or somewhere else, you can install them inside the simulated android just like you would do on your phone.
So I tried the next best thing, whatsapp. I installed it, (normally i would restorte from titanium backup, but this android doesnt have root yet) and entered my number. I received an textmessage on my phone, but waited till the 5 minutes where up. After that I chose the option voice to receive a call with the number and entered it.
And here you go, whatsapp on my pc to use and chat with my contacts for the time I don't have my phone.
It's also possible to use another number (old nummber, pre-paid) or perhaps if you don't have a phone wich has whatsapp you can do use it now on your pc. When people call you, you have your phone to answere it.
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YouWave is awesome but its only a 4 days trial... u got any hack/keygen/serial whateva?
download virtual PC + android x86 and you have a free version of youwave
deese said:
download virtual PC + android x86 and you have a free version of youwave
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Hi Deese, just want confirm the following steps:-
Step 1: download virtual PC (I can find anywhere in google?)
Step 2: download android x86
Step 3: download the youwave?
Is that what you mean?
How to use/run WhatsApp on Windows PC : Complete guide
i have compiled with full list
check this -
dialandroid.com/2011/11/how-to-userun-whatsapp-on-windows-pc.html
just wondering when you do this, do you get messages on PC AND your phone ?
Steps to get whatsapp on PC
Follow these simple steps its fast and free, at
whatsappforpc.wordpress. (.com)
it works great!
I tried Bluestacks and Andyroid. None of them works well. However, YouWave seems to be working really well but it is not free. Is it possible to extend the license? I followed this tutorial but didn't work well for me http://appsforpcdownloads.com/whatsapp-for-pc-download/
I have a Nextbook 7, September 2013 model which has a AMLogic chip inside it, not sure which one, which has a stock rom, but is rooted using motochopper. I have on my computer Android Ultimate Toolbox Pro, which I downloaded either off here or off a google search result. The message Can not install on USB Storage or SD Card is coming up whenever I install certain games on Google Play. If I install them from LEGALLY OBTAINED apk files, it just says App Not Installed. I have tried the smdl2tmp.asec fix, but according to the logcat which I just made with Android Ultimate Toolbox, smdl2tmp.asec can't be made. I have got certain apps to install by decrypting the apk, editing the AndroidManifest.xml to say internalOnly, signed it with a pre-made keystore thing, and they work, except for Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Racing. The game runs fine, but I can't sign on to Google Play Games using this app, as the certificate doesn't match. (I Think.) If someone could help me, that would be great. I also attached the logcat I made to this post. I'm on Windows XP at the moment, but I have XUbuntu on a seperate HDD in my computer, with dsixda's Android Kitchen. Thank you in Advance.
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I have a Nextbook 7, September 2013 model which has a AMLogic chip inside it, not sure which one, which has a stock rom, but is rooted using motochopper. I have on my computer Android Ultimate Toolbox Pro, which I downloaded either off here or off a google search result. The message Can not install on USB Storage or SD Card is coming up whenever I install certain games on Google Play. If I install them from LEGALLY OBTAINED apk files, it just says App Not Installed. I have tried the smdl2tmp.asec fix, but according to the logcat which I just made with Android Ultimate Toolbox, smdl2tmp.asec can't be made. I have got certain apps to install by decrypting the apk, editing the AndroidManifest.xml to say internalOnly, signed it with a pre-made keystore thing, and they work, except for Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Racing. The game runs fine, but I can't sign on to Google Play Games using this app, as the certificate doesn't match. (I Think.) If someone could help me, that would be great. I also attached the logcat I made to this post. I'm on Windows XP at the moment, but I have XUbuntu on a seperate HDD in my computer, with dsixda's Android Kitchen. Thank you in Advance.
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PS: Google have told me this is a device issue, and nextbook have told me you can't install apps to sdcard. What the...
Hi Guys,
I downloaded MC4{APK+DATA} game from a Torrent Site.I have installed it,but i am unable to run the game.I installed in different roms on my A117,still i can't run the game.Is there a way i could run this game or a different source to download it and run{Dont suggest me to buy,since i am only a 16 year teenager}
Try andropalace.net It worked for me:highfive:
Harish Ambati said:
Hi Guys,
I downloaded MC4{APK+DATA} game from a Torrent Site.I have installed it,but i am unable to run the game.I installed in different roms on my A117,still i can't run the game.Is there a way i could run this game or a different source to download it and run{Dont suggest me to buy,since i am only a 16 year teenager}
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Buy the game
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Solution
1. Download APK+OBB file
2. Install MC4.
3. Extract main.1100.com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftM4HM
4. Copy the Extracted files into Android/data/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftM4HM/files
5. Start the game (net require)
6. Every lauch will require internet for verification.
Try.
I am not responsible for dead SD cards,
download from some other place than this
Android Studio 3.0 ships the latest version of the Android emulator, with the following major new features:
(1) Quick Boot, which allows the emulator to boot in a couple of seconds using state-of-the-art snapshot technologies. The android emulator is the first android virtual machine that supports true OpenGL snapshots.
(2) OpenGL ES 3 support, this means it supports more modern games.
(3) Android Oreo 8.0 and Google Play store support (this is an old feature)
https://androidstudio.googleblog.com/2017/10/android-emulator-2620-canary-with-quick.html
Follow the following steps to install Android studio and the emulator:
(1) Download and Install Android Studio 3.0 here:
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
(2) Make sure the Android Emulator version is 26.2+, this is the version that supports Quick Boot.
Go to Android Studio menu Tools > Android > SDK Manager , click Updates tab, and choose Canary Channel, as shown in the screenshot.
Then click Android SDK > SDK Tools, and you should see Android Emulator Update Available 26.2.1, select it and click OK to install.
(3) Create AVD
Go to Android Studio menu Tools > AVD Manager, click Create Virtual Device, you can click Show Advanced Settings to check if Quick Boot is available. If you don't see it, meaning you have an old version of the emulator.
(4) Quick Boot
To verify the Quick Boot feature, when you close the emulator (the + sign from sidebar), you should see a notification of Saving State..., and when you start the AVD, it should boot instantly, and showing Loading State...
Please refer to the attached screenshots for more details.
You can also download the preview version of Android Studio, then can download latest Android emulator directly:
https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/index.html
huisinro said:
You can also download the preview version of Android Studio, then can download latest Android emulator directly:
https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/index.html
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Is this time the Android Emulator completely separate from the Android studio?
Because you know man Google can develop the best Android Emulator available on the earth but its is not optimising it to be like the what leapdroid was on the PC
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I definitely know that how people are especially searching for the emulators over the web and you supported that development sometime ago before you join Google so please request on our behalf to the Google to like develop something like Android on desktop so that this open source operating system will have well reach even to the desktop users and not just all those Chrome OS users.
If you've got a brave soul, all direct download links are inside this public xml repository file:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/repository2-1.xml
for example, the Mac version of the emulator link: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/repository/emulator-darwin-4266726.zip
huisinro said:
If you've got a brave soul, all direct download links are inside this public xml repository file:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/repository2-1.xml
for example, the Mac version of the emulator link: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/repository/emulator-darwin-4266726.zip
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I didn't intend to hurt your feelings in any way but what I did was the request from the hundred of the users of the leapdroid community to request you to get the best available emulator that can be developed only by Google by the help of the excellent developers like you.
You know how much popular Leapdroid was when it was in the active development stage and people are worshiping you as the god of the emulator till now
Can you just give the link of the AVD and the emulator only from the XML file for windows so that we will just be able to run the emulator fine, because I am Noob and and I don't have any much idea about reading this XML file
Android Emulator v27 with Quick Boot is launched today:
Blog:
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2017/12/quick-boot-top-features-in-android.html
Social:
https://twitter.com/AndroidDev/status/942824787633635329
https://plus.google.com/+AndroidDevelopers/posts/XAWLxuc92Wa
OMG!!! The amount of downloads I have to do before I can even try the emulator is crazy. Download Android Studio, download canary. You did not tell us what to do after the canary finished downloading. Also, I can't even find the items in step 3 that you stated in the first post. You did not state that I have to start a new project before I can even find this "AVD Manager". Not everyone is familiar with Android Studio. Then, I have to wait for another download when starting the VM. 1 full hour of downloading at least 3gb of stuff and figuring out where to find stuff and make them work and I have not even managed to open the VM. Cancelled the VM download finally and wasted my time trying to figure out how to get this emulator to work. If you really want people to test your emulator, at least give proper instructions and give a warning how much downloading is needed.