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# PC to Android Connection

## PC - Android Connection

* KDE Connect by KDE:
  * Android to PC:
    * Send files
    * Send clipboard
    * Slideshow remote
    * Multimedia control
    * Remote input (as wireless mouse)
    * Run (Windows) command
    * Notification Sync
    * Telephony Notifier (call)
  * PC to Android:
    * Send SMS
    * Media Player Control
    * Remote keypresses from keyboard (as wireless keyboard to Android)
    * Mouse receiver (as mouse for Android)
    * Run (Windows) command
    * Find device
    * Send files
  * Cons:
    * should be in same local networks
    * bug in find phone
* Join by JoaoApps:
  * Android to PC:
    * Send note
    * Locate
    * Send files
    * Send local app
    * Speak
    * Send Notiications
    * Notification Sync
    * Telephony Notifier (call)
  * PC to Android:
    * Send SMS
    * Send tab
    * Paste clipboard
    * Send file
    * Take screenshoot
    * Toggle screen capture
    * Locate device
    * Ring device
    * Open app
    * Speak text
    * Note to self
    * Make phone call
  * Cons:
* Your Phone (Linked Phone, Link to Windows) by Microsoft:
  * Android to PC:
  * PC to Android:
    * Send SMS
    * Read photos
  * Cons:
    * limited features

## Push Notification

* [ntfy.sh | Send push notifications to your phone via PUT/POST](https://ntfy.sh/)
* [Pushover: Simple Notifications for Android, iPhone, iPad, and Desktop](https://pushover.net/)


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