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- The Galaxy Note 3 is Samsung’s latest flagship in phablet (phone+tablet) category. The device has already been launched in Exynos and Snapdragon variants like the Galaxy S4 and has reached or been reaching most carriers across the world with different model branding. On hardware side, the Note 3.
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Hello, i have a problem in android 6.0+. Im download torrent file, but my Utorrent pro dont working. I can download only magnet files. Can somebody help?
You can see exactly the same screen displayed on your smartphone or tablet on the other device. Then drag and drop files, type text messages on your keyboard, and much more.
■ Instructions
1. Install SideSync on your PC and your Android device.
- PC: SideSync is pre-installed (http://www.samsung.com/sidesync/)
2. Run the software on your PC and your Android device.
3. Connect your Android device to your PC with a USB cable or connect the devices to the same Wi-Fi network.
4. If you previously used SideSync with your PC and device connected to the same Wi-Fi network, SideSync will automatically reconnect using the same settings for added convenience.
*) Please refer to SideSync Help for more details.
■ Features
1. Mobile Phone Screen Sharing
- You can use Screen Sharing to mirror the screen of your Samsung Android device on your PC screen. You can also control your Android device from your PC.
- Easily navigate to the desired screen by using Favourites on the Dashboard.
2. Keyboard & Mouse Sharing
- In Keyboard & Mouse Sharing Mode, you can use your Android device as your PC monitor and control the device easily using the PC's keyboard and mouse. Try using your device and PC at the same time.
3. Helpful Features
- You can receive your device's notifications on the Dashboard in real-time.
- You can easily share URL(Note 2, S3, S4)s between tdevice using the Internet sharing feature, and open them on your PC or your device.
- You can seamlessly transfer music or video playback from your device to your PC.
■ Supported PCs
- All PCs (OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10)
■ Supported Android Devices
- All Samsung Android devices with a supported OS (Galaxy smartphones, tablets)
· Supported Android OS: KitKat and above
■ Supported Models
- Mobile phones running Android KitKat or higher, and are model S3 or later (excluding some models in certain regions) are supported. Some features may be unavailable depending on the device.
- Tablets running Android KitKat or higher can be connected to a mobile phone. Connecting tablets to a PC is supported from Android Lollipop onward.
■ Restrictions
- Some features may not function properly on the Note 2 NE6 version. Please upgrade your device to the latest version before using SideSync. You can check your device's software version by checking the last 3 digits of the build number in Settings > More > About device.
- Drag & drop file moving is not supported for models released prior to Galaxy Note 3 (Note 2, S3, S4).
- Certain features, such as the smart phone's NFC and sensors, may not function identically on mirrored tablets or PCs.
■ Permissions
The following permissions are required to use SideSync. You can use SideSync without allowing optional permission.
[Required permissions]
- Phone : Read phone status through Call forwarding
- Microphone : Directly call through Call forwarding
- Contacts : Find accounts on the device during Call forwarding
- SMS : Read and send text messages
- Storage : Read and send the contents
[Optional permission]
- Camera : Scan QR code
If you’re fond of using torrents on your home computer, there’s no reason why you can’t use them on your Android device too. Finding and downloading torrents on an Android device is easy–and best of all, free. Be aware, though, that just because something is freely available via torrent does not mean that it is legally available.
In case you didn’t know, a torrent is a small file that provides a BitTorrent client with information about where to find and download the pieces of a larger file (often a media file or archived application). When you open a .torrent file in a BitTorrent client, the client begins downloading and assembling the file. BitTorrent users don’t download files from one central location. Instead, they use peer-to-peer file sharing and download thousands of pieces of files from dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of different users.
When the torrent has finished downloading, the complete file will be available on your computer (or device). Torrents are somewhat infamous for granting free access to pirated music, movies, and software. Often, they are used for completely legitimate purposes. Asus, for example, distributes its device driver files through the BitTorrent protocol. Large amounts of non-copyrighted media are also available through this source.
How to download torrents on an Android device:
1. Go to the Market and download and install an app called aDownloader. Other free options are available, but this app combines ease of use with no download throttling.
2. Open aDownloader and configure where you would like it to save your files. Press the “Settings’ gear icon on the top left corner and then tap “Download Directory” to set your torrents’ download location. Unfortunately, there is no drop down menu for selecting directories; so you need to enter a path manually. If you’re not sure what path to enter, use Astro File Manager or a similar tool to see the complete directory paths. But /mnt/sdcard/Download should work for most Android devices. Now you’re ready to find and download torrents!
3. Open your browser and visit a torrent repository, such as www.seedpeer.me. Type whatever you’re searching for in the search box to the right of the Seedpeer logo and tap “Torrents.” I’ll use “Mozart” as an example.
4. With Seedpeer (as well as many other torrent search engines), the top results are actually fake advertisements. Scroll past the “Verified Mozart Torrents” section and find the section that reads, “678 Mozart Torrents were found.” Skip past the five or so results immediately underneath that and look at the torrents contained within the table headed by the Torrent name, Age, Size, Seeds, Peers, and Health columns.
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5. Find a torrent that looks appealing and tap its name. (Hint: For best download performance, choose a torrent with a high number in the “Seeds” column. Seeds are users who are sharing a given file in its entirety.)
6. Tap the “Download this Torrent” link. Do not press any of the other buttons. If prompted to “Complete action using,” choose aDownloader.
7. Tap the downloaded file icon in the notification area, which should show the name of the downloaded torrent.
If prompted to choose a program for completing the action, select “aDownloader.” When aDownloader opens, confirm that you do want to download the file, then wait as your download progresses. Once finished, you can access or manipulate the file as you would on any other file saved on your device.
Helpful Hint: Using torrents is a two-way street. In other words, while you’re downloading a file via torrent, you’re also uploading that file. Once you’ve finished downloading a file, you can tap on the name of the torrent in aDownloader and then press “Remove task” so you no longer upload any additional data.
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