Hello everyone, I have a proposal. I feel that it will be a good idea for KDE software to talk to Android phones over USB and/or WiFi. Personally I hate to pick up my phone to reply to an SMS while I am sitting on the computer, or manully copy a phone number from the computer screen to my phone, whether it is to save or dial or both. Another feature that comes to mind is synchronizing contacts and media (mainly pictures from the phone and music/videos from the computer). Advanced features, like using one's phone as a remote for controlling Amarok and/or Dragon Player.
I am relatively new to the KDE community and am not sure what will be a good way to implement this; or whether this is a good idea altogether. Maybe we could start another project under the KDE umbrella, say KPhone. KPhone will have an Android App that a user can install or an existing project (for example, Kontact) can take up the responsibility. We already have Necessitas <http://necessitas.kde.org/> that uses Qt to make an Android App. So what are your views on this topic? Mine is: I would love to see such a feature soon. Cheers, Vedant.
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