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Giveaway of the day — Apowersoft Phone Manager Pro 2.4.5

Apowersft Phone Manager is flexible mobile data management software, which works well with almost all Android, iOS and Windows operating system mobile devices.

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Apowersoft Phone Manager Pro 2.4.5< のgiveaway は 2015年7月11日

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Apowersft Phone Manager は柔軟性のあるモービル・データー管理ツールで、ほとんどの Android, iOSと Windows 稼働システムの携帯電話をサポート。PCと携帯電話のデーター；音楽、写真、ビデオ、アポ、ノート、SMS,コンタクト、ebooks, 電話歴などをシンク。また簡単に使用できるこのツールはファイルを移動、バックアップ、回復、チェック、コピーなどが可能で、一つ以上の携帯機器をスムーズの管理。設定が大変簡単でUSBケーブルまたはWifi接続で処理。

機能:

携帯電話のデーターをPCへシンク;
携帯電話コンテントをPCへ、またはPCから携帯へ移動;
携帯電話のビデオ、写真、音楽、アポ、コンタクトなどを管理;
データーを携帯からPCへバックアップ;
以前のバックアップをPCから回復;
一つ以上の携帯を連続的に接続;
携帯電話のスクリーンをリアルタイムでPC上に表示;
PCから携帯田wあのスクリーンショットをクリック一つで撮影;
Android, iOSとWindows OS稼働システムの携帯をサポート

必要なシステム:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10

出版社:

Apowersoft Ltd

ホームページ:

http://www.apowersoft.com/phone-manager

ファイルサイズ:

49.6 MB

価格:

$39.95

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Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1.3 Pro 64 bit system. A not so clean install. Changed firewall rules. Installs ApowersoftAndroidDaemon.exe as service.

A Chinese company with address.
"Apowersoft (APOWERSOFT LIMITED) is a company located in Hong Kong and dedicated to providing digital media solutions to people around the world. "

Remember last program in this category? Which tried to root my Samsung without warning and admission? Did anybody really let his Samsung root with the previous program and lost functionality and guarantee?

Well, today I started the program, enabled USB debug on my phone and waited for connection. On the phone, the installed Avast scanner did not claim any problem.

The program could not connect due to several reasons:
http://i.imgur.com/Xiz8Tft.png (German : could not connect via USB cable).

On my smartphone appeared the message, that I should scan a QR code from "my box". There is a QR code in the PC program window, but the handy (WLAN/scanner) could not work with the shown QR code. I did not find any other way to connect the handy via my working WLAN. The only way seems to be via the QR code.

This program installs as app an Apowersoft Smartphone Manager with tools like scanner, flashlight(!), Handy Hotspot, USB tethering and an app Apowersoft Handy Datatransfer to install from Google playstore - has 10 thousand download in Google Playstore.

I deinstalled the Apowersaoft Smartphone 2.1.9 app from my handy, disabled the USB debugging again.
I'll stay with my Samsung Kies.

Maybe you have more success and like this program.

Uninstalled via reboot.
Have a nice weekend

Karl – 8 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+100)

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I tried a lot of software for backup and explore android phones or tablets.

KIES is very heavy and slow to start (if you just need to see a contact, you do not want to wait 2 minutes for the software starts). Others I tried, often have problems connecting or recognition phones.

I finally found one pearl that is simple, light and very complete:

"MyPhoneExplorer" FREEWARE Multilanguage.

http://www.fjsoft.at/en/

It operates with usb cable (USB debug mode), wifi, bluetooth, IP fixed and automatic .
I tested it with with success in mode usb cable and wifi on galaxy note 1(non rooted) and galaxy tab 7 (rooted).

Detenova – 8 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+41)

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WARNING: GAOTD is still modifying posted links causing you to click not to the linked site but to sur.ly!

If you want to avoid this, click and copy the link into your browser and delete the extra junk from the link leaving just the address for the site to which the link is supposed to go. If you go to sur.ly you will be told there are all kinds of nonsensical issues with where you wanted to really go.

goodmorning – 8 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+40)

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Hello, everyone!
Thanks for your interest in Apowersoft Phone Manager. On behalf of tech support center, please allow me to express our hearty gratitude to you for your support to our new-brand product. For an even speedier start, we share you some tips to help you learn more about Apowersoft Phone Manager.
Note:
The license you get from this giveaway activity should be registered within 24-hour promotion. The license is only for 1 computer. If you use it on several computers, your key code will be suspended.
User Guide &FAQ
Detailed user guide for Windows version:
http://www.apowersoft.com/phone-manager-faq
http://www.apowersoft.com/how-to-install-phone-manager
Video demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8Ta4rVtKsw
If you have any questions or feedback in today’s giveaway, please do not hesitate to contact me in the Help forum mentioned as below!
http://www.apowersoft.com/forum/phone-manager-f12.html
Best regards,
Jane
jane@apowersoft.com

jane – 8 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+37)

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I'm not anywhere near a Android guru, & I never have done anything with anything from Apple. That said, Kies really stinks from a PC software point of view, as a largish, somewhat complicated bit of software with a higher than average impact on Windows. Other brands, e.g. HTC, may/may not have better software, but AFAIK most people don't use that sort of thing -- for just about anything you want to do with an Android device there are Android apps available. And every one we've seen here connects to a PC fine via USB as-is, no software drivers needed, though you will not be able to access every file/folder -- AFAIK you cannot access everything unless you root the device anyway.

On PCs/laptops some of us are used to backing up to a disk/partition image, which is basically a snapshot of all the data stored on a drive/partition. To do that with an Android device you have to look at software for backing up & replacing the ROM, which is the complete image -- that's how folks add unofficial versions of Android, e.g. when you want a newer version & one isn't supplied by the manufacturer.

Android app setup files are in the .apk format. There are several sites that will let you download an APK from the Google Play store rather than installing them directly, for those devices that don't come with Play store connectivity. There are also apps like AppWererabbit, letting you backup installed apps to APKs. Otherwise many [most?] devices come with some sort of on-line backup, e.g. a Kindle HD [not sure about non-HD models] can backup a list of what you've installed & how the Kindle is configured to Amazon, so it can be restored after a reset to the way it came out of the box.

Apowersoft Phone Manager bundles several functions together in a Windows/Android pair of apps. This is a case where I think it's helpful to spend some time on the software's web site linked up above [in the box with requirements]. There are several ways to get the software installed on your Android device -- using their web site, scanning the code, the Google Play store, transferred via USB cable, transferring the apk via Dropbox or Onedrive, if your device supports it via WiFi, copying it to a microSD card if your device can use one etc. The Android app does require USB Debugging turned on -- see your device manufacturer's directions. Installing the Windows software is of course pretty straightforward.

As above, Apowersoft Phone Manager brings several functions together in one piece of software that works with Android & iOS devices. In a way it's like the power tools or yard tools or small kitchen appliances &/or tools/gadgets that can perform several [often very] different functions -- the idea is you buy one thing instead of several, & always the downside is that they never perform as well as the separate tools. Still, many people would rather go that route, only having to deal with one thing instead of several. Just remember that with Android there is some truth to the saying: "There's an app for that."

Windows mobile devices are a bit of a gray area, because Windows 10 Mobile is not near finished yet, & my understanding is that most all current phones will be upgraded to 10. It's estimated to be a year before we see small Windows tablets running win10 Mobile -- until then & with larger Windows tablets [e.g. Surface] they run the same Windows you do on your PC/laptop. Backing them up &/or connecting them to your PC/laptop works the same as with PCs/laptops.

I'm not anywhere near a Android guru, &amp; I never have done anything with anything from Apple. That said, Kies really stinks from a PC software point of view, as a largish, somewhat complicated bit of software with a higher than average impact on Windows. Other brands, e.g. HTC, may/may not have better software, but AFAIK most people don't use that sort of thing -- for just about anything you want to do with an Android device there are Android apps available. And every one we've seen here connects to a PC fine via USB as-is, no software drivers needed, though you will not be able to access every file/folder -- AFAIK you cannot access everything unless you root the device anyway.

On PCs/laptops some of us are used to backing up to a disk/partition image, which is basically a snapshot of all the data stored on a drive/partition. To do that with an Android device you have to look at software for backing up &amp; replacing the ROM, which is the complete image -- that's how folks add unofficial versions of Android, e.g. when you want a newer version &amp; one isn't supplied by the manufacturer.

Android app setup files are in the .apk format. There are several sites that will let you download an APK from the Google Play store rather than installing them directly, for those devices that don't come with Play store connectivity. There are also apps like AppWererabbit, letting you backup installed apps to APKs. Otherwise many [most?] devices come with some sort of on-line backup, e.g. a Kindle HD [not sure about non-HD models] can backup a list of what you've installed &amp; how the Kindle is configured to Amazon, so it can be restored after a reset to the way it came out of the box.

Apowersoft Phone Manager bundles several functions together in a Windows/Android pair of apps. This is a case where I think it's helpful to spend some time on the software's web site linked up above [in the box with requirements]. There are several ways to get the software installed on your Android device -- using their web site, scanning the code, the Google Play store, transferred via USB cable, transferring the apk via Dropbox or Onedrive, if your device supports it via WiFi, copying it to a microSD card if your device can use one etc. The Android app does require USB Debugging turned on -- see your device manufacturer's directions. Installing the Windows software is of course pretty straightforward.

As above, Apowersoft Phone Manager brings several functions together in one piece of software that works with Android &amp; iOS devices. In a way it's like the power tools or yard tools or small kitchen appliances &amp;/or tools/gadgets that can perform several [often very] different functions -- the idea is you buy one thing instead of several, &amp; always the downside is that they never perform as well as the separate tools. Still, many people would rather go that route, only having to deal with one thing instead of several. Just remember that with Android there is some truth to the saying: "There's an app for that."

Windows mobile devices are a bit of a gray area, because Windows 10 Mobile is not near finished yet, &amp; my understanding is that most all current phones will be upgraded to 10. It's estimated to be a year before we see small Windows tablets running win10 Mobile -- until then &amp; with larger Windows tablets [e.g. Surface] they run the same Windows you do on your PC/laptop. Backing them up &amp;/or connecting them to your PC/laptop works the same as with PCs/laptops.

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