Control your PC with your phone, turn your Android phone in to to complete remote control by using same WiFi

You can turn your Android phone in to to complete remote control by using same WiFi with an application called WiFi Mouse Pro

Description
Transform your phone into a wireless mouse, keyboard and trackpad using WiFi Mouse. WiFi Mouse supports speech-to-text as well as multi-finger trackpad gestures. It also support media controller, explorer controller and ppt presentation controller features. WiFi Mouse enables you to control your PC, MAC or HTPC effortlessly through a local network connection.
Features:
* Mouse cursor movement:
Slide on phone's screen to make the PC/Mac mouse cursor make movement.
* left and right click support
Tap the phone's screen to make PC/Mac mouse left button click.
Double fingers tap the phone's screen to make PC/Mac mouse right button click.
* Middle mouse button scroll
Up/down slide the phone's middle button picture to make PC/Mac middle mouse button scroll.
Two fingers slide up/down to make PC/Mac middle mouse button scroll.
* Remote keyboard input:
Press any mobile phone's key picture, PC/Mac will do the same thing.
* PC/Mac hot keys and combination key:
You can press two keys at the same time, such as ALT+F4,Ctrl+C,Ctrl+P and so on.
* Speech-to-text input for all languages:
If you input method support voice input, PC/Mac will show the same text as the phone get.
* Close to proximity sensor to show desktop:
When your hands close to the phone's proximity sensor to make PC/Mac show desktop.
* Mouse & keyboard full screen:
Very big Mouse buttons and key button.
* Remote media player controller:
You can play/pause/next/previous media players, such as Windows media players, VLC,
Winamp and so on.
* Remote explorer controller:
Unified remote control IE/Chrome and other internet explorer, you can close the tab,
go to home page,create new tab, go to favorite list, refresh the current page and so on.
* PPT Presentation controller:
You can start/stop Power Point /Keynote, and turn the next/previous page for presentation.
* Auto-connect on application startup
* PC/Mac window controller:
Maximize/Minimize/close the current window.
* Compatible with XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Mac OSX/Linux (Ubuntu).

Gestures:
* Tap-to-click
* Tap and move for drag
* Two finger tap for right click
* Two finger scroll
* Pinch to zoom
* Three finger drag or highlight
* Four finger swipe down to show desktop
* Four finger swipe up to maximise current window
* Four finger swipe sideways to change current window focus
* Left handed mouse support (swap left and right mouse click)
* Show desktop when hands over proximity sensor

How to get it worked

You can download the WiFi Mouse Pro application from here
After downloading , you can transfer and install/sideload the application in to your phone.

::::::Make Sure you Enable This::::::

Now download and install (very small size, less than 1 MB) the respective  mouse server  for the OS you're using from below:

Windows

Mac

Linux 32 bit  Linux 64 bit


After downloading the WiFi Mouse Server run it on your computer, open the WiFi Mouse app (make sure you're connected to the same WiFi network on your PC/MAC and your phone too)  and click on "Auto Connect" now you are able to control PC/MAC with your Android phone !



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Directly download Android Apps, Apk (Android application package) files from Playstore to your computer

However, there are a few apps which are extremely useful but not available in all countries. Or maybe you’re in an area for a longer period of time where your device itself doesn't have internet.

The app you’d like might not even be found in the Google Play Store — although this is a rare occurrence. No matter what the issue at hand is, it’d be great if you can manually install, or “side load”, apps onto your Android device. But how do you do this?

Downloading Apk file: Officially, you cannot get the APK files of any app directly from the Google Play Store. However, there is an Google chrome extension  which can download them — albeit breaking the Play Store’s Terms of Service.

Download here

Instructions:

Step 1: Install Google Chrome if you don't already have it.

Step 2: Type "chrome://extensions" in the address bar without the quotes and press enter.

Step 3: Drag and drop the '2.0.0.crx' file that you downloaded into the Extensions page that's opened up in Chrome. Press 'Add' in the popup box that comes up.

Step 4: Click the Options link beneath the APK Downloader entry on the Extensions page and you will be asked to provide your email, password and device ID. Enter the email address and password associated with your Google Play account. Keep this page open.

 Step 5: Download and install the Android Device ID from the play store. Once installed, open the DeviceID app and note the GSF ID KEY (Google Service Framework). Type these into the APK Downloader Settings page that you kept open in Chrome in Step 4.

Step 6: Click on sign in  and you will see are signed in something like in the image below.

                                

Smile,you are done. Now whenever you browse the Play Store from Chrome, you can click on the APK Downloader icon that comes up in the address bar to download the APK file. See Screenshot below.

                                     

Just navigate to playstore and download the applications you ever want by clicking on the app downloaded icon that appears on the address bar. (You need the purchase paid apps or it can't be download)

Another way around
If you don't have chrome browser or if you want to manually download APK files, you can try another method.
1. Got to this website: APK Downloader

2. Just enter Package name (device Id), you can find the Package name at the end of the URL in Google Play Store, see the image below. Just copy and paste the package name in the above website.



3. Click on generate download link, then it will show the option to download like 'Click here to download..' Download and enjoy !

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Compatible with Apple’s iPhone, iPad and iPod these video glasses boast a 72″ virtual screen and built-in ear buds, providing a nice alternative to the big screen for watching movies and playing video games. You can purchase a pair here.

 

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Panasonic Dorutsu EW-DL32 electric toothbrush with ultrasonic vibrations!

Panasonic will release its all new Dorutsu EW-DL32 toothbrush with sonic vibrations in the month of May. With three different attachments and teeth stain remover the battery operated electric toothbrush cleans you teeth like never before with 31,000 linear ultrasonic vibrations per minute. To remove stains from your teeth you can use the diamond tip attachment which allows much denser cleansing routine impossible to achieve with normal brush bristles. To clean you tongue there is the tongue cleaner attachment and to keep the gums free from any germs there is the oval brush attachment.

The electric toothbrush can be operated in three different rhythm modes depending on your brushing habits. The charging is done by a non-contact method as you have to simply place the toothbrush on the charger. Measuring 25 x 30 x 210 mm and having total body weight of 90 grams the Dorutsu EW-DL32 toothbrush lasts for 90 minutes on one charge of 17 hours. The battery operated toothbrush comes in three colors; silver, grey and pink at the price of US$194 (18,000 Yen).
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Rrobot restaurant in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China!!

• Twenty robots work at the Robot Restaurant in Harbin
• They can deliver food, cook, usher and entertain diners
• The popular restaurant opened in June last year
• Each robot costs between £20,000-£30,000 each

Service with a smile has turned sci-fi at this restaurant as diners are waited on and cooked for by robots.
At Robot Restaurant 20 robots deliver food to the table, cook dumplings and noodles, usher diners and entertain them in Harbin, Heilongjiang province in China.
When a diner walks in, an usher robot extends their mechanic arm to the side and says 'Earth person hello. Welcome to the Robot Restaurant.'
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Droid delicacies: A robot delivers a dish to hungry diners at Robot Restaurant where 20 robots are used to deliver and cook food as well as usher customers and entertain them

After diners have ordered, robots in the kitchen set to work cooking their meals.
Once the dish is prepared, a robot waiter, which runs along tracks on the floor, carries it from kitchen to table.

Prepared dishes are placed on a suspended conveyor belt and when the plate reaches the right table the mechanical arms lift it off and set it down.
As they eat, a singing robot entertains diners.

Robot ready: A robot prepares dumplings in the restaurant kitchen before the meal is delivered to diners by waiter robots

Serve and deliver: Robot waiters run along tracks on the floor to carry meals from the kitchen to diners

The restaurant has gained international fame and continues to grow in popularity since it opened in June last year.
Chief Engineer Liu Hasheng, said they invested 5 million Yuan (about £500,000) in creating the restaurant, with each robot costing 200,000 to 300,000 Yuan (around £20,000 to £30,000).
The robots can work continuously for five hours after a two-hour charge.
Mr Hasheng said: 'Staff in the computer room can manage the whole robot team.
'After the busy times during the day, the robot will go for a "meal", which is electricity.'

Human hand: Human staff manage the robots from the kitchen, which cost up to £30,000 each

Mechanic masterchef: Customers look on as a robot prepares food at the restaurant which has made international headlines since it opened in June last year

The robots range in height from 4.3 to 5.25ft and can display more than 10 facial expressions and say basic welcoming lines to diners, local media reported.
The restaurant offers a menu with more than 30 dishes and for the average cost for a diner is £4 to £5.
In 2010, another robot restaurant opened in Jinan in northern Shandong province, where robots resembling Star Wars droids circle the room carrying trays of food in a conveyor belt-like system.
More than a dozen robots operate in the restaurant as entertainers, servers, greeters and receptionists.
San Franciso-based company Momentum Machines announced plans for a new fast food restaurant chain where all the cooking is done entirely by robots last year.
Their burger-making machine is capable of making 350 hamburgers per hour.

Meet and greet: A robot that specialises in greeting people tries to entice customers off the street in Harbin

Droid destination: A boy reaches for his food order delivered to him by a waiter robot which can work for five hours continuously after a two hour electric charge

Video: Robots serve food and drinks at restaurant in Harbin China

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 Electrer + started life in 2008 as a concept French designer Vivien Muller. He tried to put his idea into practice and started collecting pre-orders for the device pr price $ 370. To get enough funds to start production, he was hoping for four per-orders, but he managed to get only two hundred, so the project had to be postponed indefinitely.
But Mueller did not despair and continued to work on his invention. He improved the design of the device and has increased its energy efficiency. Adding the name of an artificial tree is one more sign "+", he again tries to bring his idea to market. Updated Electree + + has a built-in battery to 14,000 mAh (this is enough to charge the nine iPhone 5) and 27 solar panels on the tips of the branches. To fully charge, unusual bonsai should be exposed to light for 36 hours



Electree + + has two USB-ports - one for charging smartphones and one for tablets. The device supports wireless charging technology, so that smartphones equipped with this feature (for example, Nokia Lumia 920) for bonsai will not even have to connect, just put on a wooden base plate.

Contents can be pre-ordered on Kickstarter in just $ 199. The creators hope the device is at least 1,000 pre-orders, which should bring $ 200 000. So far their pre-orders made ​​just 38 people, but on the Kickstarter campaign will last 38 days, so that the project has a good chance to implement.

Watch the Video here, Its amazing!

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