First let's take a look at this awesome and free app that lets you wirelessly manage your Android from your favorite browser.
It's called AirDroid:
Not only this app is capable of many functions that could be achieved with additional third-party apps, but it also looks extremely slick.
And once you succesfully connect, it will take a few seconds to show you the beautiful “desktop” where you can see your phone’s memory and free space, manage your phone’s files, share URLs and more.
The application is very secure and it is completely free. You can get it from google play store.
Secondly, I recently stumbled upon this video on youtube featuring a dual screen android smartphone.
It features two 4.3" displays, a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, an 8.1MP camera and runs Android 4.1. It will be released in April 2013. "This is the MEDIAS W. Ordinarily, you use it folded up, like a regular smartphone. When you want to look at a picture or map, it can open up to become a 5.6 inch screen. So you can read maps or browse the Web easily, and it makes text entry easy, too.
It has been developped by Docomo.
It's called AirDroid:
Not only this app is capable of many functions that could be achieved with additional third-party apps, but it also looks extremely slick.
And once you succesfully connect, it will take a few seconds to show you the beautiful “desktop” where you can see your phone’s memory and free space, manage your phone’s files, share URLs and more.
The application is very secure and it is completely free. You can get it from google play store.
Secondly, I recently stumbled upon this video on youtube featuring a dual screen android smartphone.
It features two 4.3" displays, a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, an 8.1MP camera and runs Android 4.1. It will be released in April 2013. "This is the MEDIAS W. Ordinarily, you use it folded up, like a regular smartphone. When you want to look at a picture or map, it can open up to become a 5.6 inch screen. So you can read maps or browse the Web easily, and it makes text entry easy, too.
It has been developped by Docomo.
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