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I want to access my friend's iPhone (in US) from my office (India).
I used Team Viewer to install my application on his mobile. But I also want to give him a demo.
I had sent him instructions to operate the app but some how he couldn't understand the output.
Is there a way that i can take access of his iPhone (like the emulator)? So that i can check the output for myself.
Note: It's an app using bluetooth, hence i cannot try it on the emulator. I am using Private API's to access bluetooth.
This can be done in jail-broken device. You will need to install VNC server on your iPhone and then using VNC client from desktop you can access the device screen. See this for more details.For emulator I am not sure if you can do that. Why not do remote desktop on machine running the emulator.
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I am trying to use Google Home Mini with iPhone 4g personal hotspot. When I am setting up Google home I get the error You are currently not on the same Wi-Fi network as your device. Please connect to the appropiate network.
Is it possible to connect Google Home with my iPhone personal hotspot?
The answer depends on yourself,
The Google home mini won't connect to the mobile hotspot as the connected device (the phone) isn't connected to the same network.
However, If you have 2 mobile phones, you can use one of them as the main network while the other is running Google Home app and connects to the speaker, then it will work.
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Is possible to develop an app to access all the statistics of other apps? For example, I'd like to know:
When the apps are launched
How long each particular app is running in the foreground (total combined time)
How long each app had been running in the background?
(I've done some research and know it is possible to get all the apps, but are those info mentioned available? Reference: List of applications running in background process )
Thanks!
I think unless you jailbreak your device, you won't easily have access to the system processes/list of running apps. If you just want to measure your own apps, you can use Google Analytics to get an idea of the usage of the app.
If you want to measure system/other apps you will be out of luck. Especially on end user devices.
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I found this post that suggests to use AirServer to capture video from iPhone. Unfortunately AirServer doesn't support iPods (even though I have a 4th gen iPod running iOS 5.0). Is there a way via software or should I get my iPod to connect to a TV and record it there? I have seen that there are some good cables to connect iPod to TV but I lost the link and now can find only suggestion that explains how to do it on jailbroken iPods.. (which I don't want to do).
EDIT (For the one that closed the topic): is there any code snippet that I can use to send the video data from my app to AirServer?
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I know there is an existing app named veency that converts the iPhone/iPad in a VNC server. With another program like tightvnc on the mac or windows, you can remotely use an iOs device from your windows/mac. The problem is, I cannot find any existing app or program that does that on an normal iOS device (not jailbreaked). What I find is the opposite, programs that remotely use a desktop computer from the iPad.
Does anyone know any app or method to turn an iOS device in a VNC server?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Try http://www.reflectionapp.com
or http://www.airserverapp.com
they mirror the screen like the apple tv.
Hope this helps.
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Is it possible to install apps from Xcode to device without the USB cable? In Xcode I found this option in the preferences window:
I've seen that same setting, but from what I have read and seen, it isn't a fully complete feature. I have not been able to get it working at all.
If you are interested in installations without wires, I would consider using TestFlight. It is a fantastic tool for developers. Great for beta testing and wireless installation. Good luck.