If you are using an old Android phone as a small server, manually opening every application after a reboot quickly becomes annoying. In my setup, the Android phone runs: I wanted all of these services to return automatically after the phone restarted. The final setup looks like this: After configuring this, the phone can recover […]
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A broken touchscreen does not always mean an Android phone is useless. If the display is still working and USB debugging is available, you can control the entire phone from your computer using ADB and scrcpy. This was especially useful for one of my old Honor phones. The touchscreen stopped working, but the phone itself
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If you have an old Android phone lying around, you can turn it into a small personal NAS without buying a Raspberry Pi or dedicated server. In this guide, you’ll learn how to use: The final setup will let you access your Android phone’s storage from: My test device was an Honor Android phone with
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MIT App Inventor and Kodular are both platforms that allow us to create mobile apps without knowing how to code. MIT App Inventor is a free, open-source platform developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It is a cloud-based web app and can be used to create apps for Android devices. It uses a
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