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Saturday, April 12, 2014

Find your lost Android device with Android Device Manager

Find your lost Android device with Android Device Manager :-

Your Android Smartphone have all important contacts, emails, personal images and many other important things. Have you ever think about what happened when you lost of your phone or someone stolen your android phone ? Your valuable information is in the other hand. However in my previous article i wrote about How To Encrypt Your Android Phone but this thing is not the full solution.

if you lose your Android device associated with your Google account, you can use Android Device Manager to remotely locate and factory reset your phone or tablet.

Open your Google Settings in your Android phone.

Now tap on the Android Device Manager.

now it will open your Android Device manager windows. After Enable this option, you are able to Erase all your data , Change the Screen-Unlock Password and Lock the Screen. Click on the Activate option to activate this option in your Device.

Now choose both option “ Remotely locate this device " and "Allow remote lock and factory reset” .

Sign in to your Google Account on https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager. If you’re using a Google Apps account, you will sign in to your My Devices page.

Presently i am in Bhubaneswar (India) and it's showing my correct location on my android device manager.

Now here i have the option to Ring my Device for five minutes in full voulme , Lock and Erase my device data.

Friday, December 6, 2013

How to Installing BusyBox on Non-rooted Android Devices

Today in this post i am going to discuss about how to install busybox on non-rooted android devices. If you have a rooted android phone and utilizing it to the fullest, then in all probability your device is generation before non-rooted android device. As a matter of reality, majority of android users are having non-rooted device and positively this snatch the chance to use BusyBox on your android device. BusyBox allows you to more additional linux commandson on your android devices. Busybox provides many unix tools in a single file. It runs during a type of POSIX environments like UNIX (including Android), FreeBSD and others, like kernels, though several of the tools it provides square measure designed to figure with interfaces provided by the UNIX kernel..!

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Requirements :

1. Android device running on version 1.6 or higher
2. Download BusyBox Non-Root App on your android device

Downloading and Installing :
After download & Installing this BusyBox Non-Root App, you need to follow these below steps,

Step 1) First of all, open this app.
Step 1) Click on Install Busybox and you need install all files include binary files.
Step 3) After installed, click on Busybox location and it'll copy the path to your writing board to form it simple for you to induce to them.
Step 4) Now open your Terminal and alter directory to the path you have copied.

[[APP]]2Lines for WhatsApp ★ ROOT

Description

*** THIS APP NEEDS ROOT PERMISSIONS ***

Do you have several mobile phone numbers? Do you own two Whatsapp accounts and carry them on different cell phones?

Two Lines for Whatsapp allows you to use Whatsapp with different mobile phone numbers on the same device!

2 Lines for Whatsapp will save every Whatsapp account info you have and restore it automatically when you switch from one to another without needing registration or waiting for SMSs every time.

USE ON YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY!! Chorrasoft won't take responsibility for any lost or corrupt data on your Whatsapp app.

SCREENSHOTS:

Video:

Playstore Link:

How to Use Simultaneously Wifi and Mobile Data for Faster Download

Today, i'm talking about how to use simultaneously Wifi and Mobile Data for Faster Download.

if you are just not satisfied with the internet speed you are getting from your service provider and do you want feed up of your WiFi/3g/4g connectivity? As a human mentality, we always need more and more and the bandwidth we are getting from service providers is no exception to it. Some or the other day, you might have thought of using Wifi and mobile data simultaneously. Isn’t it? Probably Yes. As you know, generally it’s not possible because as soon as you turn on your WiFi connection, your mobile data got disabled.

Before you begin, you need :

1. A Rooted Android device version 2.2 or up.
2. Super Download app installed on your device.Download free form Google Play Store.

How to Use Simultaneously Wifi and Mobile Data for Faster Download:

1. Just click on a link or open a remote file: if the file type is recognized by Super Download, it will start getting it.
2. If this method doesn't work, try click-and-hold on the link, select “share with” and choose Super Download.
.3 Finally, you can copy and paste a URL in the “add URL” dialog. You are now all set to speed up your download.

Things to Remember while Using the Application:

1. Using both networks together requires root access (remember to say “authorize” to the superuser prompt).
2. Since this program uses mobile data connection, by using it you may incur in additional charges from your network operator.
3. To unleash its full potential, this turbo downloader needs good (and balanced) wifi and mobile reception/bandwidth. If you have good wifi internet, 2G mobile is not enough, you need 3G or 4G.
4. Using both connections is not supported on all devices / rom combinations.
5. Some web servers may provide insufficient functionalists on the requested files.
6. Currently only http and https protocols are supported (no ftp or torrent yet)
7. The Lite version has a file size limit of 50 megabytes.

Download and Run Backtrack 5 on Android Devices

Hello Friends, today i'm talking about how to download and run backtrack 5 on android devices.
BackTrack is a Linux-based penetration testing arsenal that aids security professionals in the ability to perform assessments in a purely native environment dedicated to Hacking.

Download and Run Backtrack on Android Devices:

Requirements:

1. Rooted Android Device with Busybox Installed.

2. Download some apps from Android Market like Android Terminal Emulator and androidVNC.
3. 7zip (for PC), for extracting the files around 3.3 GB free on internal sdcard (/sdcard/)
4. Download Backtrack from here.

File Setup:
You need to do this only once,

1. Download the files from the links provided in this thread.
2. Extract the files using 7zip to a temporary folder (needs 3.3GB free on that drive)
3. Connect your SGS2 to PC and mount USB storage.
4. Create a folder named 'bt' (without quotes) in the root of your sdcard and copy the bt.img in that folder.
5. Also place the file bt5_sgs2_shell_scripts_v2.zip in root of sdcard, this file has to be flashed via recovery.
6. Once you verify that the above is correct then un-mount usb storage.
7. Reboot into recovery and flash the file bt5_sgs2_shell_scripts_v2.zip stored in root of sdcard (or if you are using 4 app then just select the file for flashing and the app will do the rest)
8. once ur phone reboots into OS just check the /sdcard/bt folder.
9. Final directory structure should look like this:

/sdcard/bt/bt /sdcard/bt/bt.img /sdcard/bt/installbt.sh /sdcard/bt/startbt /sdcard/bt/stopbt

10. Once you verify that the above is correct then you can proceed.

Launch BackTrack 5:

1. Start Terminal Emulator app on your SGS2 and enter the following commands step by step (accept/allow any SuperUser request/popup that you may receive)
su
cd/sdcard/bt
sh installbt.sh
startbt
bt

2. Now you are in BackTrack5 shell.

3. To launch GUI (vncserver) enter the command ui.

now note the number N shown localhost:N
e.g. as u can see from the above image that "New 'X' desktop is localhost:1", so N=1
the vncserver is running at (5900 + N, N=1 ; so server port is 5901)

4. Now launch androidVNC app on phone and fill in the detials as follows:
Nick : bt
Address : 127.0.0.1
Port : 5901
Password : 12345678
Username : <leave it blank>
Color Format : 24-bit color (4 bpp)

Inside vnc window select input mode (i personally recommend the following)
TouchPad (here your screen works like a big touchpad use it to navigate mouse.)

5. Then press connect, now you are in BackTrack GUI!

6.if you want to exit/close BT5 then u need to follow these steps:

close the androidVNC app (Menu > Disconnect)
Go back into Terminal Emulator app and enter the following commands
you should be at this shell root@localhost:~#
killui
exit

now you will get back to this shell> #
now enter the following commands to stop bt and exit
stopbt
exit
exit

you can now exit the Terminal Emulator app
i would also recommend that u reboot your android phone.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

[[APP]]Total Commander || The First Ever Dual-Pane File Manager For Android

Although there are quite a few file explorers available in the Android Market, none of them come with dual-pane support for easy file transfer/management of device directories. But the wait seems to be finally over for Android users because Total Commander is closing in on its official release. Total Commander is a handy file explorer that can be lauded as a first-of-its-kind effort in Android spheres as it brings the concept of dual-pane file exploring on your smartphone/tablet along with some of the most sought-after file management tools. Update: Total Commander is now available on the Google Play Store. Link added at the end of the post.

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Since the good old days of dual-pane file explorer programs for desktop operating systems, users have become accustomed to using similar interface for efficient and quick file transfer and management among various directories. So far though, Android users had to resort to single-pane file explorers on their devices to maneuver files and folders – something that demanded ample time to switch between source/destination directories. The hectic and tedious routine demanded a change that has finally been provided by Total Commander. The app opens to a home screen packed with multiple features and shortcuts to the most frequently used folders including the SD-card folder, photos folder, downloaded files, file system root and installed apps folder. Dual-pane option is available in both portrait and landscape orientation but its usage is bit different for each mode. When viewed in portrait mode, users can switch between panes by tapping on the three arrows appearing at the top-left or top-right portion of the screen, depending on which pane is being viewed. Or, they can simply swipe left/right across screen to toggle between panes. The two ‘equal (=)’ signs can be tapped anytime to view exactly the same directory in both panes for easy file sync.

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However, it is the landscape orientation that allows users to avail the dual-pane feature of Total Commander the conventional way (side-by-side). Users can easily make a pane ‘active’ by tapping on the preferred pane or by tapping on the arrow provided in the task bar below. File selection in Total Commander is even easier. Tap on the icon/thumbnail of a file to select it. You can select multiple files at once in this manner. To open a file, just click on its filename. After selecting preferred files, users can perform routine file management functions such as copy, move, rename, delete, paste and create a new folder.
Moreover, Total Commander supports APK file handling, multiple languages, encrypted ZIP and RAR files, built-in text editor, one-tap home screen access, integrated help, full-screen without the notification bar, advanced search tools, configurable task bar with host of options and much more. Selected files and folders can be copied or moved by feeding in the destination directory manually or via in-app directory list. Total Commander also supports files/folders sharing via Bluetooth.

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Going through the comprehensive list of features present in Total Commander, one is left to wonder why it isn’t being given more attention. Well, one reason could be that the app is yet in beta and hasn’t been released to the Market. To download the app’s APK or to gain detailed info on its features, head over to the developer’s website. To install the APK on your device, go to Settings > Applications and check Unknown sources. You may now proceed with APK installation by following on-screen instructions.
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Download Total Commander for Android

Saturday, June 29, 2013

[[APP]]CloudCube Allows Combined Management Of Google Drive, SkyDrive, Dropbox & More

The file sharing and cloud storage space is very crowded, but many users still find it perfectly manageable to use two or more services at once. Cloud aggregator apps make this all the more easier and there’s a fairly large number of such apps available for just about every platform. CloudCube is yet another cloud aggregator app for Android that allows you to connect your Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, SkyDrive, and Yandex Disk, letting you access files in each account from a single app. Users can not only browse and save files from these accounts to their local storage, but also upload files to any one of the connected accounts. CloudCube lets you upload individual files or entire folders at once and has a dedicated tab for monitoring file upload activity. The app indexes all files on your cloud and local storage and offers a central search feature that allows you to search for files and folders from the connected storage accounts.

After installing the app, the first thing you want to do is connect your cloud drives. Tap ‘Available storages’ to add your first account, and the actions button at the bottom to add additional accounts after that. You can switch between different account by opening the navigation drawer. For each account, you can enable two-way upload/download as well as automatic sync, and also manually download new files added to an account to your local storage.

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To add files, tap the ‘Actions’ button and select either one of the ‘Add files’ or Create Folder’ actions. You can then select files from your device’s storage and upload them. In case of folders, they will be uploaded with all files that they contain. You can view files in any account by selecting it from the navigation drawer and then visiting the ‘Files’ tab. Files can be opened in apps that support their format, and can be renamed, downloaded, moved to another folder, or deleted.

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Once you’ve queued files for upload, you can continue browsing your cloud storage and the uploads will continue in the background. To view upload progress at any time, go to the ‘Activity’ tab. The search and index features can only be accessed from the app’s Home tab.

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There is little to manage in the app’s settings other than the language and cache folder. It also lets you backup the app’s settings to a file on your device, as well as import settings from a file. A reserve backup for any of the cloud accounts can also be created.

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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

How To Bypass/Disable Pattern Unlock On Android via ADB Commands

Pattern unlock is one of the many device protection mechanisms available to Android users, and there are quite a lot of people out there who actually rely on said method to secure their devices from unauthorized access. The problem, however, arises in case you forget the pattern that you set to unlock the device. Worse yet, there could be a situation where your friend may have tried to play a prank on you by setting a pattern lock that you are completely unaware of. The question is, how does get out of such tricky situation without suffering any headaches? Seems like XDA member m.sabra has the answer – more than one, in fact. The dev has come up with a couple of very effective computer-based solutions in this regard that let you easily bypass/crack pattern unlock on any Android device. The only caveat in employing both said solutions is that they require ADB to be installed on your computer, and USB Debugging enabled on your device. Although both methods are known to be working with rooted, as well as non-rooted devices, employing them on a rooted device is likely to yield more fruitful results. Past the break, we’ll be taking a closer look at both solutions in detail.

First things first, and you must have good knowhow of installation and use of ADB.

To toggle USB Debugging on Android 4.0 and higher, navigate to the Developer options on the general settings screen. On non-ICS devices, said option can be found by navigating to the Settings > Applications > Development screen.

Provided all prerequisites are in place, here’s what you need to do in order to nullify pattern unlock on your Android:

Method 1

Connect your device with the computer via USB cable
Open Command Prompt and key in the exact code as displayed below:

adb shell
cd /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases
sqlite3 settings.db
update system set value=0 where name='lock_pattern_autolock';
update system set value=0 where name='lockscreen.lockedoutpermanently';
.quit

Reboot your device
You may now unlock your device providing whatever pattern you like

Method 2

If the above method doesn’t work, try using the following code instead:

adb shell rm /data/system/gesture.key

After rebooting, unlock your device using ay preferred pattern. As evident from the above, neither method disables the pattern unlock. Instead, they just nullify the pattern order on the lock screen.

Both methods have successfully been tested using a combination of HTC Desire Z (running CyanogenMod 7.2) and Windows 7 (64-bit Edition), and a good thing about these solutions is that they work independent of, as well as in tandem with, each other, so no harm in deploying them both simultaneously. Once you regain access in to the OS, head over to the system security settings, reselect your preferred unlock method, and you’re good to go.

Special Note: The purpose of this guide is to help users with employing an effective pattern unlock bypass solution only on their own devices, instead of using it for malicious (read: unethical) purposes. On the other hand, it begets the need to keep USB Debugging disabled on your device if and when not required in order to be on the safe side.

Monday, February 4, 2013

How To Root HTC Explorer – Tutorial

So, that’s an great news for the HTC Explorer users. Now, they can enjoy Custom ROMS, Root only applications, and Root Browsing. Finally a rooting procedure is available for the HTC Explorer. In this article we will be covering how one can Root his HTC Explorer device easily.

Note: Please, note that after Rooting your HTC Explorer, the warranty of the device will be voided and you would have to re-install the Stock-Rom of the device in order to get the warranty back, so take a backup of your current ROM and then proceed further.

Caution: The steps which are included in this guide are very risky and can even brick off your mobile phone. Unless you are aware with Custom ROMS, Firmwares and ODIN, don’t even try these things on your mobile phone.

Pre-Requisites To Root Your HTC Explorer

Charge your mobile phone so that it would be having more than 80% battery.
Disable all antivirus and firewall related tools installed in your computer as then can prevent the rooting process to be done successfully.
Enable USB Debugging Mode in your mobile phone (Settings > Applications >Development > USB Debugging).
Install all device drivers on your computer from the HTC Website.

Procedure To Root HTC Explorer

Note: We have written each and every step clearly in order to make the update applied successfully but if any wrong step is taken then i will be nt responsible in case your device gets bricked.

Make sure that the bootloader of your HTC Explorer is unlocked.If not then visit HTCDEV and follow instructions.
Add recovery to your mobile phone, so that it would be able to install all the Custom ROM’s. Download “A310E Recovery”
Now, Connect your mobile phone to your computer using the original USB cable and extract the zip file which we had downloaded in the Step 1.
Now, Shoot the recovery (.bat) file which would be there in the extracted folder.
Now, download the “Superuser Package“ in your computer and transfer the file to the Root of your SD Card.
Enable USB Debugging Mode in your mobile phone (Settings > Applications >Development > USB Debugging).
Now, Turn off your mobile phone and start it in the Recovery Mode (Volume UP Key + OK button holding both of these press the power button).
When, your mobile phone is booted in the Recovery Mode, You need to select “install zip from sd card” and then “choose zip from SD Card” and then choose the superuser package file which you had transferred earlier in your mobile phone. It will take some time to install that file in your mobile phone. Now, select “+++++Go Back++++” then “reboot system now“.

Congratulations!! You’ve successfully Rooted your HTC Explorer.

Applications to SD Card in Unrooted Android Devices || It Supports 2.0,2.2,2.3

This requires Android 2.2 or above
It doesn't void your warranty
It doesn't delete existing apps
It's perfectly safe
It doesn't require rooting.

I realise there are a few threads about this, but I thought I would make a new one for to make easier than any other guide, and hopefully people will find it more easily as they won't have to scroll through pages of other threads to find an answer.
I am now successfully running most apps from my SD Card now. So here is My guide - hope it helps

Download the SDK from here- Android SDK | Android Developers
downloaded exe file should be installed.
Note:
basically installed files only in "C:\Program Files "here you find the android folder.
Copy that Android folder to the desktop.
Open the folder on the desktop and open the file, SDK Manager.exe (as no such file as setup.exe exists in the new version of the SDk)
Close the command or windows command prompt window that opens else automatically closes.
Untick all options you are promted to download except ones like the manuals, and Essentially, ensure the USBdriver option is selected or ticked.
Let these files download
Ensure on your phone, USB Debugging is on - Go to Settings/Applications/Development/USB Debugging and ensure its ticked or on.
Open windows command promt. Start / Run

Type in (without quotations) "cmd"
The following should appear. (note its "users" in windows 7, )

15. Type in the following after the ">" at each step (without quotations,and including spaces and capital letters)

"cd desktop\android\android-sdk\platform-tools" (might be "cd desktop\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" inwindows 7)
"adb devices"
"adb shell"
A $ sign should pop up
"pm setInstallLocation 2"
Another $ should pop up
should show like this

And your done. Close everything, disconnect phone, turn off phone and then turn it back on again.

16. Now the phone will be set to install all apps you install onto the SD card. However, current apps on phone will mostly still be stored on the internal memory. This process doesn't move these apps for you, it adds the ability. So you must now mannually move those already installed on the phone.

To do this, go to settings / applications / manage applications
Then you just click on an app, and the move to SD card box should no longer be Grey. So you must now move all the apps you want onto the SD Card.

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