1. Connect to a USB flash drive
This is a less known thing among most Android users . A android phone can easily use a
flash drive as a
secondary storage . All you need is an USb OTG cable and a free app , which will enable your Android phone to use flash drive and external hard disk as secondary
storage devices . In any case you need to free up some memory from
your digital camera , you can use a SD card reader to move files from
your camera’s memory card to your phones memory .
2. Wirelessly Transfer Files Android to PC
It’s 2016 and slowly we’re using cables lesser and lesser. So why
should you use any while transferring those images and videos from your
last holiday? Use
apps like AirDroid 3 or
others that we’ve previously written about.
3. Control Other Devices with IR
Quite a few new flagship Android devices have an IR blaster on them
and that means you can control other products with it. Simply install
apps like Peel and you can
easily change channels on your TV set or even set the temperature on your Air Conditioner.
4. Track Your Android from Anywhere
Lost your phone? No need to panic, if you’ve running Android. With the inclusion of
Android Device Manager and 3rd party apps like
Cereberus and Avast, you can rest a little easy and track your Android device from anywhere that has an internet connection.
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