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Telephone industry has fully transformed with the incorporation of Smartphones and these last two years in the mobile phones realm were all about Smartphones. With the likes of Apple and search giant Google hopping into the market, the overall eventuality has fully modified ; users now go for feature heavy phones that can carry out multitude of jobs including sending email, capture HD videos, location based tracking, social networking and plenty more. We have seen Google’s Android platform taking over the market and slowly and steadily becoming the selection of tech savvy users.

Android according to a recent survey released by Nielsen is catching up fast with the industry phenomenons like Research In Motion Blackberry and Apple’s iPhone. One of the landmark things that Android has achieved is variety in the selection of the phone, means the users can choose from loads of mobile handsets being introduced into the market like Samsung, LG and HTC.

Well for many users, mobile phone with huge screen size and being touch enabled is a great treat as compared to the older generation of cellphones. But sometimes folks want that their telephone should integrate with their computer, especially when you’re in a class or in an official environment and you have your portable computer with you. Don’t you need to send SMS messages fast from your laptop computer? Nokia devices ( Symbian ) have been supporting this feature from quite a time now but Android was lacking this feature. Below are examples of the top applications basically cross platform enabled that enable users to blend their telephone and their computer over a WiFi connection.

Droid2Desk
Droid2Desk is the 1st application in this that’s pretty provoking and enables this cross platform thing with perfection. The application is written absolutely in Java so it is pretty much independent of cross platform. The application Droid2Desk will work with nearly all the Android versions from Android 2.0, and it’s going to support all of the phones powered by Android 2.2 and conversantly is also compatible with a standard computer.

Using Droid2Desk, users can view their awaiting notifications, can view their battery standing, send or receive any quantity of SMS, plus using this application, users can send files either from Personal computer to mobile or the other way around. Furthermore, users can also snap pictures using their Android phone from their computer. Video feed in addition has been integrated but the quality does not get so smooth.

The must haves are that Java should be installed and a Wi-Fi connection should be up and running for the link between Computer and handset. The application is meant to be installed on both the Personal computer and the Android powered phone. To set it up, you need to first install the latest APK file on your personal computer and then transfer it. Now user has to open it, tap the screen on the service highlight to add a username and a consolidated password.

To run Droid2Desk on the Computer, user will have to download and unzip the software executable file. For more advanced instruction, you may also visit the official website for a detailed help in the event of any problem.

Texdro
This application is also somewhat alike to Droid2Desk; Java is needed to be pre-installed to run Texdro and it can be easily downloaded from Java website. The extraordinary thing about this application is that it can run on any kind of platform that houses support for Java. For only price ticket of $2.99, the pro version allows the link over USB or Bluetooth too. But the free version is also rather good with some impeding limitations. The computer can be hooked up to the web through a Neighborhood connection but for the connection with Telephone Wi-Fi is an absolute must.

Although, it isn’t as supportive as Droid2Desk but it may be employed to import contacts and send SMS messages too. Hence Texdro is for the users who need to go for a lighter version and do not want to interfere with complexities.Well these two programmes will provide you an enhanced and a uninterrupted connectivity between Android phones and computers.

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