HOW TO: Use Android Phone As Mouse and Keyboard

How to use Android Phone as Mouse and Keyboard ?

1. You need Java SE Environment installed on your computer (latest version is preferable).

2. You need a wireless internet connection (WiFi).

3. Then you need a device running Android operating system (mobile or tablet).

Using Android Phone as Mouse and Keyboard

1. Download the RemoteDroid app from the android market and install in your mobile.

2. Then you need to download the RemoteDroid desktop application from the developer’s website (download here)

3. You don’t need to install the file in your system because it is a kind of portable one and another important thing is, the desktop application is a java file so that it supports for most of the available operating systems.

4. After downloading double click on the executable java application, a RemoteDroid server window will appear before you as you see in the screenshot below.

5. Then  you need to enter the IP address in your RemoteDroid app which appears at the top of window.

6. After entering the IP address you will get a screen appears in the screenshot below in that top one is the trackpad area then left and right mouse buttons are available at the bottom.

7. You can find a small green color keyboard symbol in between left and right mouse button. Click the icon to use your mobile keyboard as system keyboard.

8. It works in both landscape and portrait mode also works with any WiFi network.

9. If you have scroller or trackball in your mobile it functions as a mouse scroller in your system.

Thanks for reading. Please let me know if you have any doubts or suggestions about this article. Soon I will come with some more tips to make your android device much more powerful than what you have now.

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Running Android on VirtualBox

 

Download the Android ISO File
Download VirtualBox

It is also possible to run Android from VirtuaBox—a well-known virtualization package. All you need is the ISO file .
Run Virtual Box and click “New” to create a virtual machine. This is the virtual machine you will be creating for Android. Give the virtual machine a name (We decided to call our virtual machine Windroid).

Select “Other” from the “Operating System” and “Version” drop-down menus.

 
Select the amount of memory you want to allocate to the virtual machine. It is best to use at least 1 gigabyte of memory. Remember this was originally a smartphone operating system, so it doesn’t need a lot of memory.

 
Create a fixed-sized storage disk for the virtual machine. It is recommended for the virtual hard disk to be at least 2 gigabytes.


Now you just need to set up the virtual machine. Right-click the virtual machine you have just created and select “Start.”


This will automatically run the setup wizard. In the “Select Installation Media” window, click on the “Next” button to proceed.
 

Click on the small folder icon and a new window will open and lets you choose the Android OS ISO file.


Next, select the Android CD Image or ISO file as the media source. Now your virtual machine should be ready to go.

 

Screenshots of Android OS Running on VirtualBox

Here’s the familiar Android 2.2 Home screen.

The application icons would show when you click on the menu and select the Apps option.

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