My recent project apptomata.com allows you to control your Android devices remotely through Internet. Apptomata uses the device owner API to achieve similar functionality to my Bugjaeger app, but also works remotely trough Internet.

You control your target devices through a simple web i...

Continue Reading...

When I began developing Bugjaeger few year ago, the most common method to connect your target ADB device was through a USB cable. The option to connect through WiFi was available, but usually required an initial USB connection first.

Now wireless ADB connection is more common and google added some...

Continue Reading...

My Duplila app enables screen sharing between Android devices. It utilizes an ADB connection to stream screen content and audio between two or more Android devices.

While there may already be other options available for screen mirroring (such as Miracast), I believe that using ADB for this purp...

Continue Reading...

Bugjaeger allows you to manage your Android devices through the ADB protocol. Smart watch devices with Wear OS also support the ADB protocol.

If you'd like to connect your Samsung Watch 4 to Bugjaeger, do the following.

Some users complain in reviews that they're not able to connect. I'm not...

Continue Reading...

Android apps that you install through app stores are normally installed to your devices using an APK file. Even though installing an app through a store is simple and streamlined, you still might have the need to install the APK files manually.

Android often allows to install APK files manually,...

Continue Reading...