So many people have been using Android phone and they
really don’t know what they can do with their device except they are enlightened
about it. Even as I am typing this tutorial, someone was still asking me what is
the essence of rooting your device?
If your Android phone is not rooted, you are one step behind.
The other day, I talked about how you can use your phone as
a security camera and I am pretty sure a lot of us are rocking it already.
If your Android phone is not rooted, you are one step behind.
==>Connect Your Android To a USB Flash Drive
Every Android phone has a USB port that you can use for charging or copying files to and from your PC. However, most Android users don’t know that, using a simple USB OTG (“on the go”) adapter cable, a free app and root-level access to the operating system, you can attach and transfer files directly from a USB flash drive or hard drive. Not only that, but you can also attach an SD Card reader and use that to grab photos from your camera and automatically upload them to the cloud. No PC required. Are you surprised?
==>Allow
Remote Access from Your PC
With a remote access app installed, you can control your
phone from a Web browser on your desktop. You can also use such as remote
desktop apps such as 2X or Splashtop 2 Remote Desktop to control your PC from your
phone.
==>Use a Flash Drive, Mouse and Keyboard
Your phone can not only interface with storage ports, but
also interface with an external mouse
and keyboard with a simple OTG cable. You can even use a flash drive on its own,
your phone emits enough power to connect a typical wired or wireless 2.4-GHz
mouse. However, if you want to connect a keyboard as well, it can simply be
done.
==>Extend Your Battery Life via Undervolt
If you normally have battery problem and you have rooted your phone, you may be able to adjust its CPU frequency and voltage, a process known as undervolting. If this is successfully done, wow long lasting battery is what you will get.
==>Display a Start button and Taskbar
This is simply window 8 at your disposal. There are several apps that allow you to put the Start button and taskbar at the bottom of your screen, but our favorite is “Taskbar - Windows 8Style,” which actually provides a very Windows 7-like experience, complete with a real Start menu and buttons for each open task.
==>Convert Your Android Phone As A CCTV Security
Camera
I don’t need to talk more about this, just read it here to learn how you can use your android phone as a security
camera.
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Well articulated and straight to the point
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