- #AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW FULL#
- #AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW ANDROID#
- #AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW PC#
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? AirMirror (beta): Complete control of Android, and use any apps, like WhatsApp, WeChat and Line. More apps will be supported in future releases. ? Quick reply to mobile messages (WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Telegram and Kik) from desktop clients. ? Notification Mirror: Mirror phone notifications from any allowed apps to computer.
#AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW ANDROID#
? Files: Transfer files between Android and computer from any network. ? SMS: Send and receive individual or group messages. Things you can do with AirDroid from PC/Mac client: Recommended by PCWorld, BGR, LifeHacker, CNET, Gizmodo, XDA, Phandroid and many more technology media/websites. ?Featured on Google Play in 30+ countries.? Better equipments, better life.īetter connected: Control your Android from computer and use any apps on computer, like WhatsApp, WeChat, and Line. Transfer things faster without looking for a cable.
#AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW FULL#
Transfer files between your devices, and share files to your friends.īetter focused: Calls, SMS, and the app notifications you allowed, mirrored to the large computer screen you are focusing on.īetter equipped: Type with full physical keyboard and control with a mouse.
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Unfortunately, this means that AirDroid heavily relies on the internet to work, and if you don’t have any connection, you might as well go back to using a cable or Bluetooth.ĪirDroid allows you to access and manage your Android phone or tablet from Windows, Mac or the Web, wirelessly, for free. Your device doesn’t even have to be nearby, like with Bluetooth-you can still check out your Android device even if you’re miles away.
#AIRDROID DESKTOP CLIENT REVIEW PC#
You can do file transfers, get text messages and reply to them on your computer, move your game apps and play on your PC instead, and even remote-control your phone’s camera to see what’s happening around it. It’s mostly similar to how AirDrop from Apple works: a wireless connection forms between your devices and you can freely control your other device on your PC. AirDroid Desktop helps you access your Android and even your Apple devices by using the internet. You might have lost or damaged your cable and are having trouble at the moment, and that’s still fine. It was a little laggy, but many remote connection services have this problem.You don’t need a USB cable to connect your Android device to your computer for transferring files anymore. Manipulating the device from the desktop worked just fine however. The bad news is AirDroid 3 currently does not support Android 5.0 Lollipop-sorry, bleeding edge Android fans.Īs you can see from the image above, the remote connection to an Android device is a little low-res-or at least it was for me on my Nexus 7 running CyanogenMod. For now, mirroring will only work with a few pre-certified phones the company has yet to announce, as well as rooted phones that can give AirDroid super user permissions.
One feature that did work well was the new mirroring feature that lets you control your Android device from your PC. That did nothing for me, but hey, maybe it’ll help you.ĪirDroid 3 allows you to mirror rooted and other select devices on your desktop. If you experience similar problems, the company recommends trying to sign out and back in on the desktop and mobile apps. The company says this issue is similar to the SMS problem and I should expect to see it working soon. Once again, for me the feature didn’t work at all in the standalone software, but I was able to use the new web app to reject a call or reject it with a message. Another feature that didn’t work so well with AirDroid 3 was the ability to accept or dismiss calls on the desktop.
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