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HTC butterfly can now be run remotely because HTC has launched a remote by the name of mini which allows it to be run in this way. Users just need to connect the remote via Bluetooth and they can use the phone remotely. This remote is now offered in China which its flagship device and any user having HTC butterfly can buy it. This remote is, though, NFC enabled and has many worthwhile features.
HTC mini allows the users to make any call from the phone remotely and also shows any messages belonging to the user. It also allows the users to check out the call log, but, doesn't really allow attending any call or typing messages. This remote is really beneficial in a way that it minimizes the chances of the phone being snatched as its one of the lucrative phones these days. If the phone is plugged into HDTV, HTC mini can even navigate into phone's menus.
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Samsung's Smart Rotate feature, which uses the front-facing camera to see which way your face is pointing and adjusts the screen accordingly. There's an app in the Google Play Store called "GMD Smart Rotate" can do exactly that.
Here are list of the features of this application
- - Use front facing camera to evaluate your face position and decide if device screen needs to be rotated.
- - Automatically keep screen turned on while you are looking at it (Full version only).
- - Lock rotation in landscape or portrait.
- - Force rotate applications that does not allow rotation by default.
- - Set per application rotation preferences (Full version only).
- - Easy rotation preference access by pressing default Android lock rotation toggle.
- - Rotation preferences widget and launcher shortcuts.
- - Integrates with GMD GestureControl and GMD SPen Control using shortcuts.
What's in this version (1.3)
- - Fixed: camera detection on Galaxy S and other devices.
- - Added Reverse Portrait and Reverse Landscape shortcuts.
Tethering an Android phone is quite useful for people who want to go to places where there is no free Wi-Fi and use their phone as a hotspot. This functionality is often cancelled by mobile carriers because tethering eats up a lot of data. For this reason, mobile carriers charge high fees for using this functionality.
However, lucky Android users can now enjoy tethering benefits by using an application called Hotspot Control app, which is one of the many applications that are used to tether an Android phone. Chainfire developed this application and is quite easy to use. What you do is to simply turn the Wi-Fi on, key-in the name and password and allow access. A good thing about this app is that you do not even need to root your phone to enjoy this function.
This application will work on any smartphone that runs on at least Android 4.0.3 and will eat up only as much as 80k space if you are keen on maintaining your phone's memory to a specific level.
Source: hotspot control
For those of you who play tech support for friends and family, there's now a Hangouts app to make things easier -- powered by the same technology behind Chrome Remote Desktop.
Hangouts Remote Desktop lets you help others by controlling their computer remotely (with their permission, of course). And because you're both in a Hangout, you can talk with and see each other during the session.
The news was broken by Daniel Caiafa, who has confirmed that the tool is using the same technology as the Chrome Remote Desktop tool.
To get started, just start a Hangout and click View More Apps > Add Apps > Hangouts Remote Desktop.
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