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24 Janvier 2021
What's AirMirror: AirMirror is a feature in AirDroid that allows you to control your Android device wirelessly. The Android device doesn't need to be rooted. With the AirMirror feature, you can use your computer mouse and keyboard to interact with all the apps you have on the Android device. What's AirDroid: AirDroid allows you to. AirMore is a cross-platform tool to access mobile device wirelessly on web. It can transfer Android and iOS device files to PC and vice versa. Unplug your Android device and connect it to the same Wi-Fi network as your PC in order to establish a wireless connection. Navigate to the VNC server's address in your browser.
Most Android TV devices come with a voice-enabled remote for ease of searching content using the Google Assistant. However, there are many times you might not want to use a remote and find it more convenient to control your Android TV with your smartphone instead. For instance, typing on an Android TV is much easier using a phone rather than the remote control. A phone can also help you navigate and use your Android TV if the remote control stops functioning properly.
The Android TV Remote Control app is the easiest way of controlling your Android TV device using a smartphone. The app is available for both iOS and Android phones. It is free of cost and works with Android-powered televisions, set-top boxes, streaming sticks, and other devices.
Once you have successfully connected your phone to the Android TV device using the Android TV Remote Control app, you will see a D-pad interface. You can use the up/down/left/right arrows to navigate your Android TV screen. You also have an option to use a Touchpad instead of a D-pad. To do this, select the Touchpad controls from the hamburger menu on the top left corner of your screen. The image below will give you a good idea of how the app looks and functions.
The bottom of the app screen houses a back button, a home button, and a play/pause button. If you want to type on your Android TV device using your phone, tap the keyboard icon on the top right corner of the screen.
Also read: The best Android TV apps you can get
If the above-mentioned app pairing method does not work, you can try troubleshooting the problem using the following methods.
Both the Android TV and phone should be on the same Wi-Fi network for you to be able to use your phone as a remote control. To ensure this, follow these steps: Mac os notepad equivalent.
You can also pair the Android TV Remote Control app with your Android TV device using Bluetooth.
Want to know more about getting started with your Android TV device? Check out our comprehensive Android TV setup guide.
It is easier to access and transfer data to your Android smartphone with USB cables but what happens if you don't have a USB cable with you or when you are too lazy like me to connect a USB cable and access the storage. You want an easy alternative, eh? What if I told you that you can now access and transfer data wirelessly without the need of a USB cable. As you know how difficult it is to access the data on your Android device when you don't have a USB cable, I have found out a way to access Android storage from PC using Wi-Fi. Well, it's the same as you are accessing your phone's storage with a USB cable but the fact is there isn't a USB cable actually involved but Wi-Fi.
While attaching a USB cable does the job pretty quick, there is another method you can try which I usually do. If you are using ES File Manager app on your Android device, you may or may not be aware of a feature that gives you the device's storage access wirelessly if you are on the same Wi-Fi network. Read our guide to know how you can wirelessly access Android storage from PC without using any USB cables.
Step 1: Before getting started, I want you to install the app ‘ES File Manager' which seems to be already known by you. If you have already installed, move on to the next step.
Step 2: Tap the three lines on the upper left corner to access the menu. You will see a few options such as Local, Library, Network, Tools. Tap the drop-down arrow to open the Network options.
Step 3: Touch the Remote Manager which manages your device via PC using FTP protocol. Turn on the Remote Manager service to setup a server address. Once you tap on it, you will get an FTP server address automatically.
With File Transfer Protocol (FTP), it is now easier for you to transfer files over a Wi-Fi network from a PC efficiently. The whole process is wireless and even better than those annoying USB cables. Although, the transfer speeds aren't as fast as you get from USB connectivity, but it does impeccably if you want to transfer fewer size of files.
Step 4: Type the exact address on your Windows PC or Mac PC and press Enter. The server address must be typed in the address bar of the Explorer window. You will be taken to your phone's storage and you can see all the files and folders just like you saw when you plug in with USB cable.
Now you can access or transfer anything to your phone wirelessly just as you do when you connect it with a USB. It is easier, at least, for me when my phone is lying somewhere in the room and I want to access its storage without running for a USB cable.
It only works if both the devices, Android and PC are on the same network. If you have any issues connecting, post it in the comments.
Also, check how to control your Android from PC or Mac wirelessly.
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