I use NEXSU 7 display the CVBS analog backup camera.
The NEXUS 7 condition is as below.
1. NEXUS 7 (2013 version)
2. Android 4.3 version
3.use free APK "dashcam"
4. use UVC CVBS grabber card
As far as I know,
If you follow the conditions, NEXUS 7 can directly display uvc device.
UVC CVBS grabber card follow standard uvc driver.
so, NEXUS 7 with android 4.3 version can directly display without "root"
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Does anyone know of an app that can allow the Nexus 7 to stream files from say my phone (G-Note) using CIFS type sharing?
I use CIFS to easily play videos from my PC, but I would like to take advantage of the huge SD card on my note and play them on the Nexus 7, without actually having to transfer anything.
This List of apps should be the standard for every android tablet owner! Here's my list of the top 5 apps for my Nexus 7. But for those who disagree or want to share a different list of apps, whats your top 5?
1)Tablet talk *must have*
2)Ultimate Rotation Control *must have*
3)Volume +
4)Nexus media importer
5)Nexus photo viewer
Bounus app) Xscope pro *flash player without root*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EWLEIF4bYM
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1. ES File Explorer
2. Nexus Media Importer
3. Cool Reader
4. News 360
5. Tune in Radio
Tom
5 I cant live without
Adfree Android
Sixaxis Controller
Nesoid
Snesoid
Fpse
SNNTEC said:
This List of apps should be the standard for every android tablet owner! Here's my list of the top 5 apps for my Nexus 7. But for those who disagree or want to share a different list of apps, whats your top 5?
1)Tablet talk *must have*
2)Ultimate Rotation Control *must have*
3)Volume +
4)Nexus media importer
5)Nexus photo viewer
Bounus app) Xscope pro *flash player without root*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EWLEIF4bYM
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Which version or volume + is the best one?
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Is there a decent instant messaging client for multiple protocols?
I didn't find one and especially the official ICQ client sucks balls.
I use Trillian
1. ES File Explorer (or other root capable file manager of your choice)
2. Titanium Backup
3. Apex Launcher (or Nova Launcher)
4. SuperSU (or Superuser)
5. SetCPU/System Tuner Pro/[your kernel dev's app]
Bonus: Not exactly an app, but mskip's Google Nexus 7 Toolkit.
Add a couple :
Tapatalk
BubbleUPnP
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1. Nexus Media Importer (currently unrooted)
2. ES file explorer
3. Super video
4. SwiftKey 3 tablet
5. Gameboid (must have for all my android devices)
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According to volume+ developer the app works only with costum kernel.
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1)Tablet talk *must have*
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1. I have been using TabletSMS (from the dev who brought us Rom Control and ClockworkMod) and its excellent. Anyone tried both?
2. Flipboard (gives me a much more interesting mix than Currents)
3. Dice Video Player (HW support for Nexus 7, now ad-free)
4. Podkicker (good free replacement for Listen...has video podcasts as well)
5. Notes app ripped from Sony Xperia (search here on XDA in main apps section)
1. Better Terminal Emulator Pro
2. Hacker's Keyboard
3. Root Explorer
4. Touchdown Pro
5. Crackle
My top five
1. ES File Explorer does SMB and local supports root.
2. BSPlayer This plays anything with h/w and has a lan mode which streams from SMB
3. Groove IP Free phone calls
4. Ultimate Rotation Control no more annoying portrait mode
5. Google Voice does SMS for free.
root explorer
goo inside me https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.s0up.goomanager
copii-pe https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matabii.copipe
google voice
dont need fifth app
evilmrt said:
1. I have been using TabletSMS (from the dev who brought us Rom Control and ClockworkMod) and its excellent. Anyone tried both?
2. Flipboard (gives me a much more interesting mix than Currents)
3. Dice Video Player (HW support for Nexus 7, now ad-free)
4. Podkicker (good free replacement for Listen...has video podcasts as well)
5. Notes app ripped from Sony Xperia (search here on XDA in main apps section)
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I tried Tablet Talk and could not get it to work with the router at work but it worked fine on my home network. TabletSMS works great and looks quite a bit better in my opinion.
Google Voice ( I m all in on Google voice so sms comes straight to me on phone and tablet)
ES file explorer
Bacon Reader ( favorite reddit app)
Unified Remote ( I have a HTPC and this app has almost any remote scheme for any front end your using or plain mouse and key board support)
Chameleon ( I know its beta and has bugs, its getting better. Also I don't have any imagination when setting up my home screen, and this makes my tablet look good easily)
Tapatalk
Bacon Reader
Solid Explorer
Nexus Media Importer
Airdroid
airmaxx23 said:
I tried Tablet Talk and could not get it to work with the router at work but it worked fine on my home network. TabletSMS works great and looks quite a bit better in my opinion.
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Did u try connecting through Bluetooth?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
Ubuntu remote
ES File Explorer
Subsonic
Flip board
Tonido
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Root Explorer (root)
Titanium Backup (root)
Cerberus (root and no-root)
gReader (better if you're already using Google RSS Feed Reader)
StickMount (root)
Hello, I found on internet some lovelly watchfaces like "Mickey Mouse WatchFace" (the animated one) but when I install it on the nexus 6 and sync all apps on my moto 360 i can't see the watchface. I already rebooted the nexus 6 and my wear!
I haven't this issue with my nexus 5 with kit kat!
So my Nexus 6 is working fine, can move files no problem. But for some reason Linux does not see it as a media device. It did see my old SG3 as one. I am wondering if there is a new UDEV setting I need to update for this phone or Lollipop for it to properly recognize it. Anyone have any way to get this to work? Be easier to move music to it with the system seeing it as a media device.
Anyone up to the task?
http://www.xda-developers.com/maru-...ns-your-phone-into-a-pc-will-be-open-sourced/
http://maruos.com/#/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_eiNFRLJMQ
This sounds incredible!!!
Nice ROM!
This Project is just great and now Open Source ! Would like to see a Build on our N6...
:fingers-crossed:
As a linux power user, I don't find this to be particularly exciting or useful.
What would be, would be open source multi-window multi-display ANDROID.
We can already run xorg as an android application, so if you want that, you just run it in your add-on second display. Makes "Maru" pretty much meaningless.
Can you explain a little more what you mean by add on second display
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silent_bob52637 said:
Can you explain a little more what you mean by add on second display
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You know when you have a laptop and you plug a second monitor into it with an HDMI or DP cable?
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doitright said:
You know when you have a laptop and you plug a second monitor into it with an HDMI or DP cable?
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I'm doing this now by Using a micro USB MHL mini hub with a USB, HDMI and a SD Card reader, I than have a 4 port USB hub to increase the number of USB ports connected to that. Connected to these hubs are a monitor, mouse, keyboard, HD, Intuos Wacom drawing board (yep it works) and a AIO HP Laser Printer in which even the scanner works. Than using the fantastic app, "Second Screen", I change my desktops DPI to 240, which makes it look more like a traditional desktop OS and extend the desktop, instead of just mirroring, allowing me to use the Nexus 6's display along side a Samsung 24" 1080P monitor.
Since I'm now using Android N, I also have access to multi-window support, in which I enabled floating windows, a hidden feature in Android N. Which means my desktop system, again looks and feels like a normal desktop OS with apps in a individual windows.
This is extremely easy to do. I can't wait for a Chrome OS build though, now that Android has been integrated so I can have a proper desktop experience. Android only view when being used as a mobile and than Chrome OS when docked.
Nexus 6 MHL
calden74 said:
I'm doing this now by Using a micro USB MHL mini hub with a USB, HDMI and a SD Card reader, I than have a 4 port USB hub to increase the number of USB ports connected to that. Connected to these hubs are a monitor, mouse, keyboard, HD, Intuos Wacom drawing board (yep it works) and a AIO HP Laser Printer in which even the scanner works. Than using the fantastic app, "Second Screen", I change my desktops DPI to 240, which makes it look more like a traditional desktop OS and extend the desktop, instead of just mirroring, allowing me to use the Nexus 6's display along side a Samsung 24" 1080P monitor.
Since I'm now using Android N, I also have access to multi-window support, in which I enabled floating windows, a hidden feature in Android N. Which means my desktop system, again looks and feels like a normal desktop OS with apps in a individual windows.
This is extremely easy to do. I can't wait for a Chrome OS build though, now that Android has been integrated so I can have a proper desktop experience. Android only view when being used as a mobile and than Chrome OS when docked.
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I'm calling BS on this. Unless I am completely mistaken the Nexus 6 does not even support MHL so this configuration you brag so openly about is either a total lie, or you are not running a Nexus 6.
aaron.thomas.webster said:
I'm calling BS on this. Unless I am completely mistaken the Nexus 6 does not even support MHL so this configuration you brag so openly about is either a total lie, or you are not running a Nexus 6.
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I also call BS on those claims because the Nexus 6 doesn't support Slimport/MHL so I don't see how that would be possible.