How to Remote Control Android Device with your PC/Mac?

Thought of controlling your Android smartphones and tablets with PC/Mac? Want to manage your Android device on PC when your device is charging in another room or otherwise out of reach? Indeed, you can do the job with the free remote control Android apps. Following I will show you three ways to do it.



Remote Control Android App 1:AirDroid(Android2.1+)

AirDroid is a very fast, free app that lets you wirelessly manage your Android from your favorite browser. And it is a very popular method to control your Android device on the PC covering Windows,Mac and Linux .

Quick Guide:

• Install the AirDroid app on your Android device. 
• Open AirDroid and hit the Start button to launch the server. 
• Open a browser and enter the URL listed on your Android device. In the log-in field on the page that loads, enter the password as it appears on your Android device. 
• Click enter to log in and control your Android device remotely.
Things you can do :

• Transfer files between Android devices and computers. Now with drag & drop support. 
• Cut, copy, paste, search, rename or delete files on the SD card. Receive, send, forward or delete SMS messages. 
• Install, uninstall, backup, search apps and do batch processing. 
• Preview, delete, upload, download, set as wallpaper and photos slide show from desktop. 
• Share clipboard text between desktop and device. Group, search, create contacts, check and delete call logs. 
• Search, preview, upload, download, delete and customize ringtones for phone calls, notifications and alarms. 
• Play, search, upload, download, delete, or set as phone call, notification and alarm ringtones.
• View your Android's screen, take a screenshot, or even record a screencast.

Remote Control Android App 2: TeamViewer QuickSupport(only Samsung device,Android 2.3.3+)

Maybe someone knows that we can remote control PC with Android via TeamViewer, and also, we can remotely control Samsung mobile device with original Samsung firmware from the computer with the free TeamViewer QuickSupport app, in which you can give the help to colleagues, friends, and family who need assistance with their Samsung mobile device.

Quick Guide:

• Download and launch the app.
• Install the TeamViewer full version on the computer (download at www.teamviewer.com)
• Pass on the QuickSupport ID to your trusted partner, who uses the TeamViewer full version. 
• Allow your trusted partner to connect to your device.
Things you can do

• Edit text messages
• Check email account settings
• Troubleshoot other apps 
• Help people resolve any support questions with their Samsung mobile device quickly and easily

Remote Control Android App 3:droid VNC server(only Rooted device,Android 1.6+)

To use the app droid VNC server to remote control the Android within your computer, your device must be rooted.

Quick Guide:

• Install VNC Viewer for computer, Mac-Chicken of the VNC,Windows-RealVNC. 
• Download and install Droid VNC Server, launch it and tap Start Server.Feel free to modify any of the options in Menu > Settings. 
• Open your VNC Viewer of choice and type in the IP:Port that you see listed on the Droid VNC Server home screen.
• Type in your password if needed. Then you should see your Android Device interface on your PC.
Things you can do:

• Access to your device if it’s not immediately with you. 
• Ability to create a screencast. 
• Faster screen shots. Ability to help & support other Android users. 
• Access your device if you’re at work or school and don’t want to look like you’re on your device.
If you want to let PC remote control and manage your Android device, just try the apps above, and I think you can get the job done.


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Research Firm SaysTablets Will Outship Notebooks by 2016

Research firm NPD DisplaySearch expects tablet shipments to exceed laptop shipments by 2016, likely due to consumer desire for more portability.

"Consumer preference for mobile computing devices is shifting from notebook to tablet PCs," NPD DisplaySearch senior analyst Richard Shim said in a press release on Tuesday.

The firm expects notebook sales to increase from 208 million units this year to 393 million units by 2017. Tablet shipments, however, will reportedly grow much faster, increasing fourfold from 121 million units this year to 416 million units in 2017.



While NPD DisplaySearch doesn't mention it by name, Microsoft's newly-announced Surface tablet and other Windows 8 tablets may spur this fast growth. Rather than running an operating system designed for mobile devices, the Surface and other Windows 8 tablets will run a full version of Windows 8. This means that a host of laptop applications not currently available to tablet users will be available on Windows 8 tablets. Combine this availabilty with tablet cases that have integrated physical keyboards, and users will no longer need to carry around bulky laptops.

Portability isn't the only reason tablets are, and will be, so successful. NPD DisplaySearch points out that tablet battery life is much improved over laptop battery life, due to less focus on computing power within the device. While there are some people who need a significant amount of computing power for mobile computing tasks, most users find tablets sufficient for their needs.

Those who need more raw power from tablets may not have to wait long. NPD DisplaySearch expects future enhancements to tablets will include multi-core processors, better operating systems, an ever-increasing number of apps, and higher-resolution displays.

So here's the question for PCWorld readers: Do you see yourself replacing your laptop with a tablet in the not-too-distant future? Will you be one of the many users NPD DisplaySearch expects to make the leap by 2016?

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