Selasa, 25 Oktober 2016

MAC AD HOC NETWORK FOR ANDROID WORKAROUND

I sit in the unenviable position of possessing Android devices and working with Macs, this means I have trouble connecting wirelessly to a mac network without being connected to a router or so forth.
This means if i want to use my device at a gig i have to either rely on the clubs wifi, take a router, or use a 3g connection none of which i’m that fond of.
But thanks to a little app, opengarden.com(free), I have figured a way to cheat the system, and i felt the need to share.
After downloading and installing to both device and mac, i connect the devices, through its own instruction, this creates an open garden network, but what we want is a wireless network so TouchOSC can see it…off to system prefs we go.


Within system preferences.
1st, check the connection in network preferences, there should be a green light next to opengarden.
2nd, navigate to sharing preferences, select but don’t toggle internet sharing button yet, choose to Share your connection from opengarden in the drop down menu and select the Wi-fi port option below. Then toggle the internet sharing button. your airport icon in your mac status bar should show an arrow up.
Return to your android device and in ‘wireless & networks’ settings you should see your Macs wifi connection, now you can connect directly to your macbook network without the need for the internet…Boo Yah!
now connect TouchOSC the normal way and have Fun!

Use Android Mobile & iPhone as Mouse in Mac OS to move the Mouse Pointer over WiFi

Your Android mobile or iPhone’s smooth touchscreen panel can be used to control the mouse pointer on Mac OS. Not only the mobile screen can act as a touchpad, but you can even control your Mac OS mouse pointer using your phone’s gyroscope,or motion sensors. Thus, the mouse pointer will move as you tilt your phone! Sounds interesting ? Here’s how you can control your Mac OS Mouse pointer using your Android or iPhone, iPad!
Pre-Requisites –
Method to Use your iPhone or Android Mobile as a Wireless Mouse –
  1. First of all, Install remote mouse on Mac OS & your phone and get them connected on the same WiFi Network.
  2. Now, launch the Remote Mouse App on your Mac OS , from launchpad or spotlight.
  3. Once you have launched the Remote Mouse app on your Mac OS , it will align at the topbar as shown in the alongside image. The image indicates that the Remote mouse server has started.
  4. Now, Open the Remote Mouse app on your Android phone or on iPhone which is connected to same WiFi as that of Mac.
  5. After opening the app on your Mobile device, it will first scan for the available servers to which it could act as a remote as shown below –
    Tap to Connect to Mac OS
    Here in the list of devices in your network tap on the name of the Mac OS device to connect it.
  6. That’s it , It will now automatically get connected. Thus now you can use Your mobile’s touchscreen as a wireless mouse & trackpad. You can even use the Mobile as Wireless Keyboard.
  7. Tap on Mobile screen for left click, two finger tap for right click, You can now use your Mobile as a Wireless Remote for a variety of purposes as listed below .
Benefits & Applications of Remote Mouse –
  • You can show off your Geeky Side, by controlling the mouse pointer without touching your Laptop!.
  • You can use your Mobile as a wireless Presenter remote to control your Powerpoint presentations via Mobile.
  • Mobile Remote also contains an inbuilt keyboard so that you can even type in on your screen and control it remotely.
  • Last but not the least you can even use your Mobile as a Mobile Remote.
  • All this for free!

Senin, 24 Oktober 2016

BlueStacks App Player lets you run your Android apps fast and fullscreen on your Mac.


BlueStacks App Player lets you run your Android apps fast and fullscreen on your Mac.
Bluestacks is an American technology company that produces the BlueStacks App Player and other cloud-based cross-platform products. The BlueStacks App Player is designed to enable Android applications to run on Windows PCs and Macintosh computers. The company was founded in 2009 by Jay Vaishnav, Suman Saraf and Rosen Sharma, former CTO at McAfee and a board member of Cloud.com.

Investors include  Andreessen-Horowitz, Redpoint, Samsung, Intel, Qualcomm, Citrix, Radar Partners, Ignition Partners, AMD and others. BlueStacks is Sharma's 8th company (five of Sharma's companies have been acquired by Google, Microsoft, Citrix (twice) and McAfee). BlueStacks exited beta on June 7, 2014.

 DOWNLOAD http://www.bluestacks.com/download.html

What's New

Version 0.9.30:
  • Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Requirements

  • Intel, 64-bit processor
  • OS X 10.8 or later