/is this a free app? I have both ios and android /s th
On 12/12/2015 1:33 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi! I’ve been doing so experimenting on manipulating audio/video from Smart phones particularly when it comes to making and answering calls. This feature is quite obvious in IOS with Continuity which allows the iPhone to integrate so to speak with other Apple products like an iPad or a Mac. For example when the functionality is setup on an iPad and a phone call comes into your iPhone all the user need do is double-tap the iPad screen to answer the call and enjoy the hands free experience of talking to the other party. With the system a user sitting at his/her desk can dial a number in Facebook and have the iPhone in his/her bag down on the floor dial the number and hear the audio through a headset or the Mac’s own speakers etc. There are methods of doing similar things using Android phones and devices and that’s where Airdroid comes into the picture. The Airdroid App has to be first installed on the systems it will be used with so Airdrop App obviously on your Android phone, your computer - Windows or Mac - or a tablet if you have one. When all Apps are logged into your Airdroid account the devices find each other and obviously your Mobile phone. You can take calls, send/receive SMS messages, browse files on your Phone etc and conversely perform actions from your phone on the other connected Airdroid devices. Added to this is a web page so you can do a lot of that control remotely. The only problem I’ve found with Airdrop is that its behaviour varies depending on the Android devices you have connected and I guess this is probably fair enough given the many and varied flavours of Android implemented on devices. ********** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
