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How to manage your Android from your PC by using AirDroid 3

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1: Install on your Android AirDroid 3

AirDroid 3 to communicate with your computer, both may be connected to the same local network. Wi-Fi and computer access to your smartphone via a network cable is connected that does not matter. AirDroid 3 on your smartphone from Google Play Start by installing.

Upon completion of the installation, launch the application on your smartphone. Then open your PC's web browser. Address bar (not the Google search bar) indicates that either addresses AirDroid 3 on your device type.

AirDroid 3 installed on your Android smartphone

2: Desktop AirDroid 3

When connected, you get access to the desktop AirDroid 3 is installed. The desktop to the device, a toolbar at the top and are connected directly to your smartphone on some widgets may see a series of shortcuts to different folders. At the top right you with all the information on your smartphone's memory is a widget. In the bottom of the screen, the battery charge level of your terminal, you can see the connection status and coverage. As you can see, a simple way to connect and manage your Android from your PC with AirDroid 3 to. And wirelessly!

Android on your desktop AirDroid 3

3: transfer your files to your Android

Move files between computer and smartphone with AirDroid 3 is incredibly simple. Just click on the file icon to your desktop. That appears in the browser, you will want to copy a file, find the folder on your smartphone. Then click the Upload button. Now drag the file to the middle box, and automatically copied to your smartphone. If you download the file you want to download and click on the file to your smartphone, your computer will be downloaded. Process etc. The new music files, pictures, video, copy is for

Transfer your files to your Android smartphone

4: Back up your application

One of the most interesting options you have apps (apk file) to save a copy of the installation files lets your Manager app is AirDroid 3, you have on your smartphone. You change the format or model of Android, like, if you had all the apps you re-install.

Apps to download them to your computer icon on the desktop AirDroid 3. Then you have your computer (or all) to save, and click on the apps downloaded mark. If you have selected several options (to decompress you will not need any additional software to use Windows 7), into a single compressed file in zip format they are downloaded.

Back up your application

5: Install apps from your computer

AirDroid 3 apps you've downloaded .apk file format again to install button to install the application. Tap the app on your computer. It will be installed automatically, but directly on the screen of your Android needs to confirm the installation. After accepting the installation, the application will be fully functional on your smartphone. AirDroid 3 from your PC with you to manage your Android is easy to see.
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