I had to do trial and error to get everything right, but it does do what I want. On the PC side to get into the android devices I use UltraVNC. Install this, work through the issues, and it will do what you want.
Each seems to be made from the same code base that was made public a few years back. I give each android device a static IP address either through wifi or ethernet. It has some issues, but for the most part works very well. What I use on each android device is vnc_server. I also remote into my galaxy Note 3 sometimes. I use them as thin clients against a windows server machine, and they work excellent! But, how do I remote into the android devices to keep them updated and backed up? I spent a lot of time finding a good solution for this. Other than most market sites, this uses "real life categories", and links additional information to each app whenever possible. Again, for alternative candidates, let me refer you to my site – where you hopefully also find matching candidates for your other needs. This app is pretty similar to above described Airdroid: You'll need to install an app, and get a "remote desktop":ģCX DroidDesktop app and desktop (source: Google Play click images for larger variants)įeatures are, as indicated, pretty much comparable – so it's mainly a question of preference which of the two to chose provided of course that's matching your wishes. Moreover, the first mentioned page (on my site) links to additional material. For more details, please refer to the linked articles (and the app's page on Play, of course). These you enter in your web browser, and will be presented with a "remote desktop":Īirdroid app (left) and desktop (right) source: cio.com/ t3n click images for larger variantsĪs the screenshots show, you'll get real desktop feeling – and access to many details including call logs, files, create screenshots, see device stats, and have a shared clipboard. Start that app and its service, and it presents you with the data needed to connect it.
It requires an app to be installed on your Android device. This is probably the most famous candidate. Most likely candidates matching your request (which I have personally used) include: Airdroid Blame Google for not finding my site (but first make sure it really didn't :)įor a list of candidates, I might refer you to Full remote device management.
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