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Android CMDLauncher
Command-line launcher for Android devices
> description -CMDLauncher [Enter] description > Command-line based launcher for Android devices, with the intention being that, once the project has progressed far enough, the launcher in itself will be able to replace most of the usual functions provided by Android, within it's text-only environment. description > Currently in a pre-alpha stage of development, the launcher is only a proof of concept at the moment and can process only a few commands. It's functionality is, however,... -
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WiFi-Direct-File-Transfer-App
This allows you to exchange data between devices
WiFi Direct File Transfer is a experimental app that will allow sharing of data between Android devices running Android 4.0 or higher using a WiFi direct connection without the use of a WiFi access point. This will enable data transfer between devices without relying on any existing network infrastructure -
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0 Backup
Back up your Android external SD memory to your own computer
0 Backup is backup solution for your Android device, allowing you to fully backup your external SD card to your own computer. The documents you have created with Documents To Go, Quick Office or any other office suite; the passwords you keep within KeePassDroid; the photographs and videos of your family; the quick notes you take with your favorite notes editor; all of them and many others live in your SD card, so most of your data lives in your SD card. Back it up! Other backup...
