WAF

Use WAF (Wireless Android Framework) to control your Android device over WiFi

WAF (Wireless Android Framework) can do via WiFi what ADB (Android Debug Bridge) does with a USB cable.

(Android™ is a trademark of Google Inc. WAF is not a Google product nor affiliated with Google Inc.)

✔ No root needed

✔ No USB debugging mode needed

✔ No setup with a cable required

✔ No setup at all required :)

✔ No need to install ADB nor JDK/ADT/Eclipse or any developer tool on your computer

✔ Works on Android 2.1 (API 7) and higher

Just install WAF Desktop for Windows on your computer: http://mougino.free.fr/WAF.html

Then if your Android device and your computer use the same internet box, they'll auto-detect each other and you can start sending commands in seconds!

IN DETAIL

★ Easiest developer tool on the market

★ Run the Desktop app for a command prompt or an assisted script creation GUI (premium version)

★ WAF Desktop registers the .WAF extension: just double-click on a .WAF script to run it! (premium version)

★ Hit the Home key to run WAF app in the background

★ Type "WAF <name-of-command>" in your computer console

List of commands:

- devices*

- help*

- version*

- changelog

- logcat*

- install <pc-path-to-apk>*

- listapps

- uninstall <app-package>

- launch <app-package>/<.activity>

- pull <android-remote> <pc-local>*

- push <pc-local> <android-remote>*

- start-server*

- kill-server*

- shell <shell-command>*

- popup <some-text>

- vibrate <.|-| > (dot|dash|pause Morse code)

- browse <url|android-file>

* same command as ADB, check http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html for a full explanation