WLanAdb is Wireless Android Development Bridge that allows to use standard ADB commands without connecting Android device to desktop by USB cable, installing drivers and without need to root it.
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Install Android client from Google Play to any number of Android devices you want use with WLanAdb.
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Get desktop client from Downloads section.
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Check that desktop client and mobile device belong to one subnetwork.
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Launch WLanAdbTerminal devices from command line and check output.
$ WLanAdbTerminal devices 1 device(s) found: 1) 39334809547D00EC My device - Nexus S (4.1.1)
! If you don't see your device on the list, check that it really belongs to same subnetwork as your desktop.
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If there is device on list you are ready to use these ADB commands: logcat, push, install.
! Try WLanAdbTerminal help from command line to find out more details.
- PIN: allows to set keyword to protect from unauthorized connection to your mobile device.
- Trusted Hostpots: it is a list of trusted hotspots where WLanAdb service will work. All other hotspots will be ignored. This allows you to enable WLanAdb for home and work networks ignoring public hotspots.
- Application for Android is published on the Play Store: WLanAdb.
- Desktop clients can be downloaded from http://wlanadb.com/
- Steven Rudenko - steven.rudenko@gmail.com
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