Main Features of AirDroid - Best Device Manager
App description:
AirDroid is a fast, free app that helps you manage your Android from a web browser, all this without cables.
Functions:
You can import and export files from your Android device as an alternative to traditional USB cables.
Activities:
You can look for your Android or block it if it is lost, and if you can't recover it, you can simply wipe its contents.
Languages:
English.
Recommendations:
Good for those who need or prefer to access phone data via computer without relying on USB cables.
Requirements:
Android 2.1 or higher.
Platform:
Google Play.
Size:
50 MB
Operating System:
Android
Developer:
SAND STUDIO is based in United States
Recommendations:
Recommended for families.
Price:
A completely free app. Free0
Installation requirements:
A minimum of 50 MB of free memory space and Android OS which Varies with device.
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POSITIVE about AirDroid - Best Device Manager
Locate and/or block your Android if you have lost it.
Move photos, videos, ringtones and other files to and from your Android without using any USB cable.
Send and receive SMSs from the comfort of your computer.
NEGATIVE about AirDroid - Best Device Manager
Sometimes the connection gets lost.
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