HOW TO REMOTE CONTROL YOUR COMPUTER WITH ANDROID

HOW TO REMOTE CONTROL YOUR COMPUTER WITH ANDROID

Step 1. Download and install TeamViewer on your Computer & Mobile

Step 2. After installing Teamviewer on your computer , sign up and get a unique Team Viewer id for you.

Step 3. Open the TeamViewer app on your Android device.

Step 4. Enter that Team Viewer id in the given text box and click on Remote Control.

Step 5. You are now all set to control your computer remotely from your Android device.

It will create a same interface to your device as your computer's monitor. All the options will be visible to your end in the same way as they are present on computer. You will be given a controlling panel over your handset to control some key characteristics of the computer's operating system , movement of mouse , clicking , searching and much more.

It supports different operating systems including Windows , Linux and Mac. You can even access and control your computer during a call on your phone. You can control remote computers using the multi-touch gestures like: left click, right click, drag & drop, scroll wheel, zoom. It enables you with complete keyboard control including special keys such as Ctrl, Alt and Windows key.

Apart from all these , it is not only convenient but also very secured. It has 256 Bit AES Session Encoding and 1024 Bit RSA Key Exchange feature enabled to make the connection more secured. It can also access the computers behind firewalls and proxy servers.

Other features may include Automatic Quality Adjustment depending upon the configuration at your mobile device and computer end. You can even Reboot your system remotely using this software.

The Lazy Engineer 09:29 0

FORCE YOUR ANDROID MOBILE TO USE 3G ONLY

FORCE YOUR ANDROID MOBILE TO USE 3G ONLY:

Your android phone is capable of intelligently switching between 3G and 2G depending on the signal strength. But it’s not doing it in a smart way. Think about a situation where you have very strong 2G signal and very poor 3G signal.
In such case your phone will choose 2G network.
But by experience you know that poor 3G signals could give you much fast connectivity that very strong 2G signals. In such a case it would be really great if you could stay on 3G network
regardless of poor signal. I was going through Android menu looking for that option. But it wasn’t there. There you have 2G only mode, but not 3G. It’s because this option is not there in many android phones...though some may hav it as an inbuilt option There are several apps to lock your phone on 3G networks. But answer is in the box, menu is hidden. Here is how to find it. only for those people whose Mobile doesnt have an inbuilt option to use only 3g mode Access Android Testing Menu

1) Go to Phone
and type *#*#
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2)It will open the Android testing menu.
3)There you have several category of information. Tap in phone information .
4)Scroll down there and you can find set preferred network type.
5)Set it to WCDMA only , same as in HSDPA USB modem.
Now your phone is in force 3G mode.
It will never switch to 2G.
The problem is solved and we just forced Android to use only 3G. But Remember, in a situation where you don’t have 3G signals at all, you will be totally cut off from data networks. In such case if you need to use 2G EDGE connectivity, set preferred network type back to “WCDMA preferred”. If you restart your phone this setting will go...

The Lazy Engineer 08:54 0