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Yes, you can Access a Windows Desktop from Your SmartPhone or Tablet. IPads and android tablets or Smartphone can’t run windows app locally, but with this you can remote your windows desktop, even with a physical keyboard. Many apps has been developed and launched like Microsoft remote desktop app, TeamViewer for Remote Control, among which Microsoft app is mostly used for professional use while the other app can also be used for personal uses.
Microsoft's remote desktop app
This app has reduced the work load from one’s head of staying in the home and working all the day and cancelling the vacations and many more just because of the work info is available in your PC. With Microsoft remote desktop app, you can connect to your work resources and remote PC from anywhere you feel like working. This app is mostly used for business and professional use rather than the personal use.
Features of this app:
Access your desktop with your phones easily.
Rich multi-touch experience with remote desktop protocol (RDP).
It has an outstanding feature or technology, namely Network Layer Authentication which secure connection to your data and applications.
High quality video and sound streaming.
Review for this app : This app is friendly for the business related persons or for the professional use but not so friendly for the personal use.
TeamViewer for Remote Control
This app is friendly for the personal use too no matter wherever you are, rather than controlling your own computer you can also remotely troubleshoot your relatives PC.
Features:
Access to computers (windows, Mac, Linux) is possible also during a telephone call.
Transfer the files from your PC to phone or from phone to PC.
Automatic quality adjustment.
Remotely reboot the computer.
TeamViewer free is for private use only e.g. to access or solve your or your friends computer problems.
All you have to do is Download an Install TeamViewer on Your Desktop and Mobile, after installing on your smartphone you will have to login with the details that teamviewer window displays.
Other Options: Other than these two apps you surely have other options too if you are not friendly with both of them.
Splashtop: This is another popular remote desktop app that people reportedly has said that it is faster. But unfortunately this is not a free app as it may cost you around $20 at regular price. And to use it over internet you need to buy an additional “Anywhere access pack”. This app can be used or purchased if you don’t mind spending money or if you need a faster app to complete your work fast.
Conclusion: With the development of these apps both personal and professional works are carried out easily and in a better manner with easy access.
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If you are unable to Find lost Smartphone and you haven’t loaded any app into your smartphone then you need not to worry as there is one method using which we can find your lost Android smartphone and that is by using Google’s Android DeviceManager. If your phone is stolen or you have misplaced it anywhere in your home you can use Google’s Android Device Manger to find it.
All the Android smartphones come with Google Play installed in it. When you use Google Play for the first time on your Android smartphone or even on your tablet, Google installs Android device manager in your smartphone or tablet without your knowledge.
How to Activate Android Device Manager
Follow the steps below to activate Android device manager on your smartphone or tablet.
Go to Settings.
Then move to Security
Then move to Device Administration.
You will see some apps there and first one would be Android Device manager.
Tap on it And activate it.
Once you have activated Android device manager on your smartphone, you need to go to your web browser and follow the steps to find your lost Android device.
Visit the Google play home by clicking on this link.
Click on it and You will see Android Device manager.
Click on Android device manager.
Once Android device manager is opened in your web browser it will automatically contact your device. The map of your country will be displayed on your web browser.
Once Android Device Manager has located your smartphone you will see its location on Google Maps and the distance it is away from you right now.
Now You will have three options here.
1.Ring the Device:
This feature will ring your smartphone at fill volume for 5 minutes even if it is silent. Unfortunately the device won’t ring if it is switched off.
2.Lock the Device:
This feature will lock your Android smartphone and will be provided a new password to access it. You can set your desired password on your lost smartphone.
3.Erase all Data :
Using this feature all the data which is present in your Android smartphone will be deleted which will include images, music or other files. However it won’t delete the contents of your SD card and Android device manager won’t work once you have erased all the data. It will Factory reset your smartphone.
Apps to Find lost Smartphone
If you are looking for an app which can find lost Smartphone then we suggest you to check Android Lost, a great app which will remotely control your lost Android smartphone.
Alternatively to Find lost phone you can always have Find my phone as a Secondary option.
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Android devices are growing like wildfire courtesy of the amazing
features offered by the operating system. But, calling and messaging
still hold prime importance,that’s where contacts play a crucial role.
Backing up and importing contacts to your Android device may sound easy,
but many end up in a soup doing this. A backup of your contacts comes in handy in case the phone crashes or
gets lost. Importing contacts to your device is necessary in case you
switch from one phone to another ( both devices run different operating
systems) . So, in this post we have highlighted the various ways by
which you can backup and import contacts in your Android device.
BACKUP:-
In Android, you can create a backup of your contacts in many ways. 1) In your Android phone, go to Settings->
Backup & reset -> Backup Account and select the account you want
to backup. Make sure that “Backup my data” option is ticked.
2) SYNC-Make sure the contacts on your Android
device are synced with your Google account. To do this go to
Settings-> Under the accounts tab select your account. You’ll get
something like this.
The “contacts” tab should be ticked to synchronize them with your Google account. You can check out your backed up contacts on Google Contacts.
3) APPLICATIONS- You also have the option of creating a backup on the SD card with apps available on the Google Play Store. Some of them are:- a) SUPER BACKUP- This
app allows you backup your contacts, messages, call logs, bookmarks,
calenders to the SD card. Apps can also be backed up if the phone is
rooted. This app is free of cost. b) MY BACKUP- You
can backup your contacts, apps ,messages, call log, photos,music,videos
etc or even schedule backups to either the SD card or their online
server. This app is limited 30 day trial , after that you’ll need to buy
the pro version available for Rs.217.77 or $4 on the Google Play Store. c) BACKUP CONTACTS- This is another good app that allows you to backup your contacts to SD card, Dropbox, Google, Outlook or send it as an Email.
IMPORT:-
You can import contacts to your Android device either from an old GSM phone or contacts saved in another email account. 1) OLD GSM TO ANDROID- If you want to import
contacts from an old GSM handset to your new Android device, just export
all the contacts to the SIM card in your old phone. Now plug  the SIM
card in your Android phone and import all the contacts. As simple as
that.
You can also import contacts to your Android phone in case you have contacts stored in vCard format in the external storage. 2) OTHER EMAIL ACCOUNT-In case you have contacts
saved in an email account(other than Gmail like Yahoo!, Hotmail or AOL),
you can import those contacts to Gmail and sync your Gmail account with
your Android phone. Here’s what you need to do:- i) Open your Gmail account and click on the “gear tab” in the top-right end of your inbox. Select settings.
ii) You’ll get something like this:- Select “Accounts and Import” and then click on “Import mail and contacts”. iii) A window will pop up where you can enter the email address from where you want to import the contacts. NOTE: Once the import process is complete, login to
your Gmail account in your Android phone and tick mark on the contacts
sync tab in settings( as mentioned above under “Backup”).
Never lose your contacts, back them up or import them in your Android with ease!
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Introduction
The Android operating system has been developing fast since the release of Version 2.x (ranging from Eclair, Froyo to Gingerbread) for smartphones and Version 3 (Honeycomb) for tablets. It achieves another great milestone with the latest Version 4 (Ice Scream Sandwich or ICS), a universal system suitable for running on both smartphone and tablet devices.
If you're using a smartphone running on the Android version 2.x, you
will be familiar with the four hardware buttons—Back, Menu, Home and
Search—to interact with the system. Borrowing the design built for the
tablet, Google's flagship smartphone Galaxy Nexus running on Android 4.0
now has no hardware buttons on the front, not even one. These hardware
buttons turn virtual, leaving only two physical buttons—Volume and
Power—on the left and right sides of the device.
Like the screenshot, the three buttons Back, Home and Recent Apps often appear on a home screen and the Menu button
only shows up when an app needs it. When you playback a video, the
default media app hides all these onscreen buttons and takes up the
whole screen area for your video. A pretty good idea. If you've just got a new Android device running on Version 4.0, these
tips and tricks might be of help to you. Some relevant information on
older versions of Android is added for ease of reference where
applicable. Note: These tips and tricks work best with Android 4.0 on Galaxy
Nexus. Some steps here may differ from your Android system if it is of a
previous version or has been modified by the device supplier.
How to Switch between Open Apps
When running an app, you can minimize it by simply tapping the Home icon.
Getting back to it is not just one click on the taskbar like the way
you do in Windows. But the Android way is pretty straightforward too.
Tap the Recent Apps icon to reveal the apps that you recently opened. (Note 2)
Slide down to see more recent apps.
Tap a screenshot from the list to instantly switch to the app.
Note 1: You can clear the recent apps from the list by swiping them sideways one by one.Note 2: On Android 2.x, touch and hold the Home button to reveal recent apps
How to Close a Running App
The Android system doesn't need you to close a running app for every
instance. But in some cases you may need to force stop an app that's
misbehaving, or like playing a game, you may need to actually close the
app in order to start a new level rather than continuing the last. Here
are the steps to follow:
Run the Settings app and tap Apps under DEVICE.
Select the app you want to close.
Tap the 'Force stop' button and tap 'OK' to confirm.
How to Set and Clear a Default App
In Android, you can set a file to open with a certain program by
default as you do in Windows. For example, if you have installed an
image viewer such as QuickPic, the system will ask you to select an app
when you try to open an image file (See the screenshot).
To set a default app to open the file, check 'Use by default for this action' before you tap that app.
The next time you tap an image file, it will always open with the app you've selected without asking you again. What if you need to clear the default app?
Run the Settings app and tap Apps under DEVICE.
Choose the app you do not want to launch by default.
Tap 'Clear defaults' under LAUNCH BY DEFAULT.
How to Uninstall an App
Installing apps from the Google Play store to your Android device is
convenient, likewise removing them is pretty straightforward.
Tap the All Apps icon on the tray and select the Apps tab on the top.
Touch and hold the icon of the app you want to uninstall.
Drag and drop the app icon over the Uninstall icon then tap 'OK' to
confirm. (The Uninstall icon appears only for the app that can be
uninstalled from the system.)
Alternatively, you can run the Settings app, tap Apps under DEVICE then select the app you want to uninstall from the list.
How to Install a Third Party App
Most apps are available for download and install easily via the Play
Store. If you have a third party app that is only available from sources
other than the Play Store and you think it's useful and secure to
install, the Android system allows you to do so after changing the
settings.
Run the Settings app and tap Security under PERSONAL.
Tick "Unknown sources" under DEVICE ADMINISTRATION.
Tap "OK" to the system reminder that your device and personal data are more vulnerable to attack by apps from unknown sources.
You can then browse to the app file ending with an .apk suffix, known
as the Android application package, tap and install it right away.
How to Add and Remove Icons from Home Screens
When you install an app, the system often adds an app icon on your
home screen. This icon works as a shortcut to run the app. In case you
need to manually add an app icon or a widget icon yourself, it's pretty
easy.
Tap the All Apps icon on the tray.
Select the Apps or Widgets tab on the top.
Touch and hold the icon you want to create a shortcut.
Drag and drop the icon on a home screen you like.
To remove an icon from your home screen:
Touch and hold the icon of apps, widgets or shortcuts until the Remove icon appears on the top.
Drag and drop the icon over the Remove icon.
Note: On Android 2.x, you can add a shortcut icon by
touching and holding an empty location of a home screen or press Menu
then tap 'Add'; On Android 3.0, touch the customize button at the top right of a home screen to add a shortcut icon.
How to Re-arrange Icons
When
you install new apps to your Android, the system stacks up the icons
automatically without asking you to select a home screen. But you can
subsequently re-arrange the icons on the home screens and on the tray.
Touch and hold any icon on your screen for a second.
Drag the icon to a different spot on the screen, or even to or from the tray, except for the permanent "All Apps" icon.
You can also drag an icon to the left or right edge of the screen
until it starts sliding, then drop the icon to another screen.
How to Create, Rename and Remove Folders
Other than the apps on the tray, sometimes it's difficult to quickly
look for an app to open if you have many icons spreading across a few
home screens. Why not create a folder to group similar apps together?
It's much easier than you might think.
Touch and hold any icon for a second.
Drag the icon over the top of another. The system then automatically groups two app icons in a folder.
Touch the folder, then tap "Unnamed Folder", key in a name for the folder and tap "Done".
You can rename a folder at any time—tap a folder then tap its name to rename. While the system auto creates a folder for you, it does the same to
removing a folder automatically—tap a folder to expand it, then clear
all grouped items inside the folder—just touch and hold, then drag them
out from the folder one by one. Note: Older Android system doesn't support this feature, but you can rely on a third-party app such as GO Launcher EX to achieve almost the same effect.
How to Type Faster with Multiple Spaces
Instead of typing a period at the end of each sentence and follow by a
space, you can tap the space bar twice to get the same result.
How to Type Special Characters
If you often need to switch between the on-screen Alphabet and Number
keyboards just to type a comma in a sentence, then why not check out
below to find out more? While on the Alphabet keyboard:
, (comma) => touch and hold the Full-stop key (.)
' (single quotation mark) => touch and hold the Full-stop key, and slide to choose the single quotation mark (')
" (double quotation mark) => touch and hold the Full-stop key, and slide to choose the double quotation mark (")
Turn caps lock on/off => double-tap the Shift key to lock, single-tap to unlock.
Special letters not on the keyboard? => touch and hold a key, then slide to choose a variation (See the screenshot).
Need just a digit or symbol from the Number keyboard? => touch the
?123 key and slide to a digit or symbol key, and you're back to the
Alphabet keyboard automatically.
While on the Number keyboard:
Symbols not on the keyboard? => touch and hold a key, then slide to
choose a variation, or tap the #\< key to find out more.
Often type an equation? => touch and hold the #\< key, tap a
sign and you're back to the Number keyboard when you release the #\<
key.
Need just a letter from the Alphabet keyboard? => touch the ABC key
and slide to a letter key, and you're back to the Number keyboard
automatically.
How to Cut, Copy and Paste
This
looks simple but can be tricky sometimes when you use different apps.
In general, these steps can be used in Email or some other apps:
Double-tap or touch-and-hold to select a word.
Drag the handles to adjust the area if needed, then tap Cut or Copy.
Tap an insert point, and drag the handle to adjust it if needed.
Select Paste (Hint: tab the handle when the 'Paste' button doesn't appear).
Note: When working in a web browser such as Android's
Browser, use touch-and-hold to select a word since "double-tap" has been
used to enlarge or reduce a webpage.
How to Turn Off Auto-Correction
When
you're typing through, the system checks your spelling and suggests a
few words. Unless you've selected one of them, the highlighted suggested
word overwrites your word when you finish typing it followed by a
space, punctuation mark or return character. If you feel that's
annoying, you can turn off Auto-Correction.
Open the app Settings and select 'Language & input' under PERSONAL.
Tap the Quick Settings icon next to 'Android keyboard'.
Select 'Auto correction' under TEXT CORRECTION.
Select 'Off' to turn off 'Auto-Correction'.
Note: As an alternative, whenever a word is replaced not to
your liking, you can tap the Delete key immediately after which and the
system returns the word you've typed.
How to Lock Screen Orientation
The Android screen switches to either the portrait or landscape view
in response to the way you hold the device when you run certain apps.
What if I want to lock the screen orientation to one view so that the
screen doesn't rotate to another? Easy.
Run the Settings app.
Tap Display under DEVICE.
Uncheck "Auto-rotate screen".
Your screen will then lock to the portrait mode. To unlock it, check the above option.
How to Print Screen
Where’s the PrintScreen button when you need to take a screen shot of
your Android device? Instead of using one button, try a combination of
two:
Press and hold down the Power and Volume-down buttons simultaneously.
Open the Gallery app, and you can see your screenshot already saved in the Screenshots album.
Note: Older Android system doesn't support this feature, but
it has a more complicated way to take screenshots using Android SDK
such as this without rooting the device.
How to Select Wallpapers for your Android
You can easily select a wallpaper from a collection of a few in your system and set it as wallpaper for your Home screens.
Touch and hold an empty location of a home screen.
Choose either Gallery, Live Wallpapers or Wallpapers from the pop-up menu.
Select an image and set it as wallpaper.
Alternatively, you can run the Settings app, then go to DEVICE > Display > Wallpaper, and continue with the step 2 above.
How to Access Notifications
At
the top of your screen, you will see notifications which report
calendar events, alarms, incoming mails or other ongoing events. Swipe
down from the top of the screen to reveal the list of notifications,
then swipe up from the O-sign to hide it.
Depending on the notification type, you can swipe a notification
sideway to dismiss it, or tap the X-sign to dismiss all from the list.
To access a notification, tap it and you're taken to the related
email, reminder, message or app. The notification then clears
automatically from the list where applicable.
Note: When you slide down from the top of the screen, you can also see this Quick Settings icon. Touching this icon is equivalent to running the Settings app.
How to Edit Bookmarks and Folders in Android's Browser
Just like most browsers, the default Browser in Android allows you to
add bookmarks and folders easily for getting to the websites fast when
browsing. Add a bookmark/folder
On the page you like to bookmark, tap the Menu button and select 'Save to bookmarks'.
Change the Label if needed.
Click 'OK' to save to Bookmarks, or select 'Add to' then 'Other folder', browse to a folder or add a new folder and tap 'OK'.
Remove a bookmark/folder
Tap the Tabs button , then the Bookmarks button .
Touch and hold a bookmark or a folder, then select 'Delete bookmark' or 'Delete folder' from the pop-up menu.
Press 'OK' to confirm.
How to Add a Web Clip Icon to Home Screen
If you frequently visit a web page, you can tap a web clip or
bookmark icon on your home screen and quickly access the page without
the need to touch the Browser icon. This web clip icon can be added to
your home screen easily:
On the page you often visit, tap the Menu button in Android's Browser.
Select 'Save to bookmarks'.
Edit the Label if necessary, then select 'Add to' and tap "Home Screen'.
Next time you visit the same web page, just tap the web clip icon on
your home screen. Some websites including Gizmo's Freeware have a web
clip icon which has been customized for you (see the screenshot).
How to Send Instant Messages
Besides third-party apps, Messenger developed by Google gives you a
real-time instant messaging service via Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G for Android
users. To use this service and send an instant message from your Android
device is pretty straightforward.
Tap the Messenger app icon.
Tap the plus sign and add a person or a group of people from your circles.
Add text or photos and tap the Send button.
Note: Messenger appears as a standalone app that comes with
your Android system, or as a component of the Google+ app that can be
downloaded from the Google Play store.
How to Setup Mail Accounts and Sync Options
The Android system allows for adding multiple mail accounts including
GMail, Exchange, Yahoo, Hotmail and others. To set up a mail account is
straightforward especially for this example, GMail.
Open the app Email.
Enter Email address and Password, then tap 'Next' for verifying.
Leave 'Sync email form this account' checked, select other options you like, and tap 'Next'.
Enter your name to be displayed on outgoing messages, and tap 'Next' to finish.
After this setting, you can then open the app Email to send emails
and read incoming mails, which are automatically synced with your GMail
account over the air.
How to Add a Mail Signature
Each
time you send out an email using the Email app, you can have a mail
signature, such as 'Sent from my mobile device', automatically added at
the end of your message.
Open the app Email, tap the Menu button, then Settings.
Tap the email account that you've set up.
Tap 'Signature', enter a signature in a few words you like then tap 'OK' to confirm.
How to Sync Emails, Contacts and Calendars
The Android system allows you to operate and sync your emails,
contacts, calendars and other items using multiple accounts. You can set
your accounts to sync these items on your device with the servers
automatically or manually.
Run the Settings app, select 'Accounts & sync' under PERSONAL.
At the top, tap to switch the 'Accounts & sync' to 'ON' for automatic syncing, or 'OFF' for manual syncing.
When the 'Accounts & sync' is switched off, you can touch an
account and sync contacts or other items manually—either touch an item
to sync or tap the Menu button then 'Sync now' to sync all items. The
last synced date and time are shown below each item.
How to Browse and Edit Files on your Mobile
You
might have a lot of your files you want to browse through, copy, rename
or delete them on your mobile device like the way you do in Windows.
Unfortunately you can't do much as Android 4.0 has not had a built-in
file manager, but you can easily install a third party app from the
Google Play Store.
Run the Play Store app.
Tap the Search button and enter the name of a file manager, such as ES File Explorer, one of the popular.
Tap the app from the list and download it.
Open the app and enjoy working with your files and folders on your mobile device.
How to Copy Files between your Mobile and PC
What
if you need to copy files and folders between your mobile device and
PC? You can do so by connecting your mobile device to your PC using a
USB cable provided. Better still, you can connect them wirelessly via a
local WiFi network to do the same or even more without needing a cable.
Run the Play Store app.
Tap the Search button and enter the name of a remote desktop app, such as AirDroid (reviewed here).
Tap the app from the list and download it.
Open the app and start using it to connect your mobile to PC for
copying files wirelessly and doing even more between the two platforms.
How to Share Mobile Data Connection
When you're using an Android device with mobile data connection
enabled, wouldn't it be convenient for another computer device such as a
Windows-based notebook to share this connection for access to the
Internet? Yes, you can do a wireless connection via a portable hotspot,
or a wired connection using a USB cable: Turn your Android mobile into a portable Wi-Fi hotspot:
On your mobile, go to Settings > More > Tethering & portable hotspot.
Tap "Portable Wi-Fi hotspot" to enable it.
Tap "Configure Wi-Fi hotspot" to enter an ID and password to prevent unauthorized connections.
On a computer with Wi-Fi connectivity, click the network icon on the
system tray to identify and connect to the wireless network you set.
Enable USB tethering on your Android mobile:
Connect a computer to your Android device with a USB cable.
On your mobile, go to Settings > More > Tethering & portable hotspot.
Tap "USB tethering" to enable it.
On the computer, click the network icon on the system tray to identify
and connect to the wired network. The Windows system may take more than
a minute to discover the network for Internet access.
Note: Enabling Bluetooth tethering on your Android mobile to
allow for Internect access from a computer is also possible after the
two devices are paired.
How to Backup and Restore your Data
Using
the Android system, you can automatically back up your data, such as a
list of apps you've installed, the words you've added to dictionary,
your Wi-Fi passwords, Browser bookmarks and other settings via your
Google account on the servers.
Run the app Settings, tap 'Backup & reset' under PERSONAL.
Check both 'Back up my data' and 'Automatic restore' if they're unchecked.
When you need to reset your device or re-install an app which makes
use of the backup service, you can then restore your data and settings
from your Google account.
How to Lock your Android Device
Don't like your kids to mess with your mobile or someone to read your
emails on your device? Lock it with a password, pin, pattern or even
use Face Unlock.
Open the app Settings and select 'Security' under PERSONAL.
Select 'Screen lock' under SCREEN SECURITY.
Tap a type of security either Pattern, Pin, Password or Face Unlock to lock your device.
Each time when your device is turned on, you'll have to use the same security type to access your device.
How to Reboot the System
In the event your Android apps freeze or the system becomes unresponsive, you can try to reboot the system as follows:
Press and hold the Power button of your device until a pop-up menu
appears. Select 'Power off' and tap 'OK' to confirm. The system will
then turn off.
Turn the system on by pressing and holding the Power button until the Google logo appears.
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Do you like to download things from the Internet? Do you try out a lot
of different programs? These days you can't be too careful about what
you get from the Internet. Here is how to make those downloads safer.
One of the easiest ways to do a security check of what you are interested in is to use the free online service VirusTotal.
This service will scan a submitted file with dozens of different
anti-malware programs. Files can be uploaded from your PC to VirusTotal
for checking but an even better procedure is to check a file before you
download it. You can submit the download link to VirusTotal and get it
scanned without the file ever being on your system.
The most convenient procedure is to use one of the add-ons that
VirusTotal provides for the major Internet browsers. These add-ons place
an entry in the browser right-click context menu that provides an
online check of a selected URL. All you have to do is right-click a
download link and quite quickly you will get a report of the results of
scans from multiple anti-virus programs. Here is how to get the VirusTotal add-on or extension for the three major Windows browsers.
Google Chrome browser extension - VTchromizer
VirusTotal documentation for the Chrome extension is found here. The extension can be installed from the Google Chrome store at this link. After installation, the browser right-click context menu for an URL will contain the entry “Check with VirusTotal”.
Firefox browser extension - VTzilla
VirusTotal documentation for the Firefox extension is found here. The extension can be installed at this Mozilla site. After
installation, the browser right-click context menu for an URL will
contain the entry “Scan with VirusTotal”. The Firefox extension also
modifies the download dialog.
Internet Explorer add-on - VTexplorer
VirusTotal documentation and the installation link for the Internet Explorer add-on are here. After installation, the browser right-click context menu for an URL will contain the entry “Send URL to VirusTotal”.
Note that if you use script blockers like the Firefox extension NoScript, you will need to whitelist the VirusTotal website. These are very useful browser add-ons but, of course, the scans
before downloading are not a complete defense. Whatever resident
security measures you normally use will still be called for.
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This blog is about how to deploy Trojans....This is about configuring and using a Trojan. There are many Trojans available on internet for free. Some popular ones are Beast, ProRat, Netbus, Back Orifice, Girlfriend, Sub 7.
I will be using Pro Rat in this tutorial.
Here are some requirements:
1. ProRat- You can download it from here.
2. Hostname - Your IP address would probably be dynamic that it keeps changing every time you disconnect and reconnect. You need a host name which always automatically keeps pointing to your changing IP.
Now Follow this steps-
1. Log on to www.no-ip.com and register for an account.
2. Go to Hosts/Redirects -> Add Host and choose any free available hostname. Do not change any other option and simply click on Create Host.
3. Downloading and install their DNS update client available here http://www.no-ip.com/downloads.php Run it and enter your credentials. Update your host name and save it.
4. Lets check whether your IP has been associate with chosen host name or not. Go to command prompt and type 'pingyourhostname' (without quotes). Hopefully it should reply with your IP address.
Now its time for configuring Trojan.
1. Open prorat.exe that you have downloaded. You have to stop your firewall and antivirus softwares.
2. Click on Create and then create ProRat server
3. Enter your host name in the ProRat Notification field. Uncheck all other options.
4. Click on general setting Tabs and have a look at server port, password, and victim name. Remember these things. Checkout and configure other options as per your need. You can bind server.exe with any genuine file, change the icon etc.
5. Finally Click on create server and now it's ready to be sent to victim. Once victim installs it, it would automatically disable antivirus/firewall. Now, it's to send this server to victim. Are you getting bored??? Take a cup on Coffee ;) Okay Lets go Further,
Modes of Sending: You must be thinking of sending this to victim through an email as an attachment but unfortunately you cant do so. The good option is to upload it on any uploading site like mediafire.com and give downloading link to victim. What after victim has run the server part?? 1. Click on ProConnective Tab and start listening to connections. Allow firewall if it asks you to open a port. 2. You will start listening to connections, I mean you will get a notification when victim will be online. Note: If you know victims is online and still it's not listening to any connections. Trace victim's IP, enter in IP field and hit connect. But it's going to work only if he is not behind any network and directly connected to the internet.
, Home
and Recent Apps
often appear on a home screen and the Menu button
only shows up when an app needs it. When you playback a video, the
default media app hides all these onscreen buttons and takes up the
whole screen area for your video. A pretty good idea.
When running an app, you can minimize it by simply tapping the Home icon
on the tray and select the Apps tab on the top.
Touch and hold the icon you want to create a shortcut.
at the top right of a home screen to add a shortcut icon.
When
you install new apps to your Android, the system stacks up the icons
automatically without asking you to select a home screen. But you can
subsequently re-arrange the icons on the home screens and on the tray.
Touch and hold any icon for a second.
While on the Alphabet keyboard:
This
looks simple but can be tricky sometimes when you use different apps.
In general, these steps can be used in Email or some other apps:
When
you're typing through, the system checks your spelling and suggests a
few words. Unless you've selected one of them, the highlighted suggested
word overwrites your word when you finish typing it followed by a
space, punctuation mark or return character. If you feel that's
annoying, you can turn off Auto-Correction.
next to 'Android keyboard'.
You can easily select a wallpaper from a collection of a few in your system and set it as wallpaper for your Home screens.
At
the top of your screen, you will see notifications which report
calendar events, alarms, incoming mails or other ongoing events. Swipe
down from the top of the screen to reveal the list of notifications,
then swipe up from the O-sign to hide it.
. Touching this icon is equivalent to running the Settings app.
, then the Bookmarks button 
.
Each
time you send out an email using the Email app, you can have a mail
signature, such as 'Sent from my mobile device', automatically added at
the end of your message.
You
might have a lot of your files you want to browse through, copy, rename
or delete them on your mobile device like the way you do in Windows.
Unfortunately you can't do much as Android 4.0 has not had a built-in
file manager, but you can easily install a third party app from the
Google Play Store.
What
if you need to copy files and folders between your mobile device and
PC? You can do so by connecting your mobile device to your PC using a
USB cable provided. Better still, you can connect them wirelessly via a
local WiFi network to do the same or even more without needing a cable.
Using
the Android system, you can automatically back up your data, such as a
list of apps you've installed, the words you've added to dictionary,
your Wi-Fi passwords, Browser bookmarks and other settings via your
Google account on the servers.
