Application AirDroid 3 It is one of those developments that, once used, become an inseparable companion. Well, the trial version of this development is now available for testing on both phones and tablets as well as its browser client (and, of course, the versions for PC and Mac).
For those who do not know this development, what is achieved with it is being able to control key sections of your Android device from a computer or, failing that, from the Internet browser that is accessed (which enables use from another mobile device). Therefore, it is a useful tool that allows from send SMS, browse phone files and even, locate the device if necessary. It's not like BlueStacks, which we talked about yesterday, but it offers some interesting possibilities.
One detail to consider is that The options increase if the terminal is rooted, as this makes it possible to manage sections such as video or maximum control of the camera. Even so, AirDroid 3 allows remote control without root on most devices with its desktop client, and for control from another Android you can use the companion app AirMirrorThe fact is that it's extremely useful, and the public beta version of AirDroid 3 is now available.
What you get with AirDroid 3
Among the major new features is implemented end-to-end encryption for all communications, significantly increasing security when handling potentially sensitive data. Features such as AirMirror (control the Android terminal remotely, similar to SideSync) and File Transfer, which reinforces the copying and managing files and folders powerfully, both locally and remotely.
- Fast transfers: High speeds on LAN and remote connection, nearby sending without account between devices, and automatic synchronization of photos and videos to the PC to free up space.
- Screen mirroring: Wireless mirroring of mobile on computer even if they do not share the same network, useful for training, presentations or streaming.
- Notifications, SMS and calls: receives and responds posts and notifications (WhatsApp, Line, etc.) and perform calls from the PC, with option of import numbers in bulk for greater efficiency.
- remote monitoring: Take advantage of unused phones like remote cameras with one-way audio to monitor environments without purchasing additional hardware.
- Multi-device management: Connect and manage securely up to 10 devices, and controls from the PC up to 4 mobiles simultaneously; also, access via website without installing anything.
Plans and limits: in local network You can use AirDroid for free; outside of LAN, the free account has 200 MB/month of remote data and does not include remote cameraPremium users enjoy unlimited remote data, complete control and more devices connected at once (the maximum number of connected devices is 3 by default, expandable with Premium). Approximate prices: monthly around $3.99 and annual discount, billed by about $29.99.
- Starts by downloading and installing the desktop client and mobile app; log in with the Same account on PC/web and on mobile.
- Connect and grant permissions for notifications, files, and screen if desired.
- Choose functions: Remote control, mirror, transfer or call according to your workflow.
Requirements: Windows 7 or higher (may require .NET Framework), macOS for the desktop client and any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera) for the web version.
FAQ: AirDroid only accesses remotely when you connect it and you confirm; supports all formats common in transfer and management (backup focuses on photos and videos); works with Android tablets; in free you control a device at the same time and in Premium up to four at the same time.
Advantages: Simple interface, encryption, smooth remote control, and powerful management. Things to consider: Some advanced features require a subscription, there may be latency on low quality remote connections, and it is advisable to check permits for privacy.
Legal Notice: AirDroid is developed by Sand Studio and is not sponsored, endorsed, or affiliated with Google or its Android brands.
The fact is that the new version AirDroid 3 is already available, in this link, and with a revamped interface that are worth trying. Other applications for Google's operating system can be found at this section from Android Help. Source: AirDroid.
Wireless and focused on productivityAirDroid 3 unifies files, notifications, mirroring, and control into a single app, adaptable to home and business environments, with free LAN options and a Premium plan for those who need more range and devices.
