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What's the best device to use (Chromebit, chromecast , android computer,...) to display a website on a tv-screen?
So that we only need to start-up (every morning) the tv and the tv automatically goes to a certain website.
I wanted to use a chromecast but I'm not sure you can go to a website without your computer or smartphone connected to it.
You can program a Raspberry Pie. That will do the job and a lot more.
And like Ashish said, Chrome cast casts a screen on your TV. You can have the site opened in your phone/laptop and it can be casted to your TV. But you would need to open the site in your phone in the first place. But, if you are comfortable with programming, you can get a Raspberry Pie and program it to do whatever you wanna do.
Check it [here] (https://www.raspberrypi.org/)!
chromecast is a device which just cast your another devices screen so you should go for a andriod lcd,led whatever yoy like
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I just got my screen destroyed and can't see anything on the phone, and I need access to the phone quickly.
Since the screen is completely black I can't see anything but I use it for local Android development so adb and all the developer settings are enabled.
Is it possible for me to stream Android screen to my laptop and somehow recover my accounts?
Yes, you can use scrcpy to mirror your screen: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
In addition to answer of davehenry. You can also use this tool https://www.vysor.io/
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To be a bit more specific to my case, I'm new to Android development, and I want an Android phone to properly test apps on. This phone would only be used for development, since I already have an iPhone for general use.
It only needs to be powerful enough to test small apps and 2D/3D games (I will likely upgrade in the future). My computer is pretty good, so I don't need to worry about my computer specs.
I'm not asking "which phone should I get", I already have one specific phone I want to buy, since it's on sale. I'm just unsure if it will be powerful enough. For reference, this is the phone I'm looking at: https://www.thinkofus.com.au/zte-shout-blade-a110-4g-unlocked-900-2100-3g-white
Any answers are appreciated.
Lots of people will downvote this answer but still, I will tell you that the device depends on the type of app you are building and the features you want in the app. If you are building a selfie camera app, the device needs to have a front-facing camera or if your app uses NFC the device needs NFC support. From the software point, you need to look at the Android version to see if the feature you want to develop is supported in your device. Low end device will be helpful in making a better app as you would have to worry about memory and CPU constraints, But I would suggest getting 2-3 devices of various types
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I want to record a video of the entire screen of my android device and the free apps from google play that can do this require root. Can anyone help with specific steps of what can I do without rooting my phone? Can this be done with Eclipse?
Thanks!
You should be able to record the screen output with an attached computer and android studio.
Attach the phone to the computer
Open Android Studio
Look in the Android DDMS view, and click the second icon, the one that looks like a play button (next to the camera button)
???
Profit!
But seriously, that's an easy way to do it!
You can't record the android screen without gaining privileged permissions
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I want to connect an android setup box HDMI out to an android tablet to see the screen of the setup box in the tablet. Here I want to interface an android setup box with the android tablet, so that I can test my android app from setup box to a handy tablet. Is there is any hardware connector or any android app to read the HDMI signal from outside???
You would need a tablet with HDMI IN for that, but I think this feature does not exists.
So you can't.
But you can use remote desktop or screen share applications to see what the box is displaying.
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we designed a mobile application and want to hold a presentation for round about 20 people. We use Android's Samsung Galaxy S3 and want to get the display 1:1 onto a beamer.
Any ideas?
With best regards,
KjubE
We use the Droid#Screen application for our needs. Please have a look at it. Any device will work, provided the adb and the device drivers are installed. You don't have to be rooted either.
There is a simple way:
Download asm.jar file from https://code.google.com/p/android-screen-monitor/downloads/detail?name=ASM_2_50.zip&can=2&q=
Open command prompt Enter
C:\> adb devices
And then
C:\>cd Users\santhosh\Desktop\ASM_2_50
C:\>java -jar asm.jar
Then a prompt open with your mobile device id then click ok button.