📺 The long-awaited ADB TV 1.12 update is here!

Finally, I've added the ability to set a PIN code to launch ADB TV. This is really necessary, because TVs are often accessed by children and other persons who may accidentally “press the wrong button.”

The PIN does not provide security for your device or data!

The second important feature is the logging of operations with apps. Now you will see not just a message saying “failed to uninstall” or “failed to install,” but you will also be able to view the error in the console.

The console as a whole has been significantly improved and now stores a log of executed commands during a session. A command history with quick access has also been added. Please note that you can now use keyboard auto-replacement for commands in the console. Start typing, for example, “youtube” and your keyboard will suggest replacing it with “com.google.android.youtube.tv”.

Changelog:

v1.12:
- Added the option to set a PIN.
- Added command history with quick access.
- Added commands and packages into the console auto-completion.
- Action results with applications are now logged in the console.
- New languages: Chinese (simp.), Italian, Turkish.
- Other fixes and improvements.

You can download the new version from the official website or update it from the app. Available in Google Play now.

⬇️ Download ADB TV 1.12

I hope you enjoy the update!
Respectfully,
Cyber.Cat

Pairing with Xiaomi aka "best value for money"😁

How ADB AppControl Mobile connects to ADB on a device.

As many of you know, Android 11 introduced the ability to connect to ADB over Wi-Fi via wireless debugging, without using a USB cable. To ensure a secure connection, you need to pair using a 6-digit code or QR code.

This will not work on older devices, but you can still enable wireless debugging by connecting the device to your computer with USB cable. (as implemented in ADB AppControl for PC).

ADB AppControl Mobile uses wireless debugging and allows you to control applications via ADB, just like its big brother for PC. All of this works directly on the Android device and without third-party software. The previous video shows how easy it is to connect and set up an ADB connection.

It's almost too easy. So next time, I'll show you how to connect to other devices. Or maybe you'd like to take a look at ACBridge v3?😉

🚀 Today, we will examine how ADB AppControl Mobile connects with other devices.

The video demonstrates connecting to three different devices and pairing via QR code.

At the end of the video, we will disable two applications that Google kindly installed without our consent. Let's go!

📱Watch a short on YouTube

🎄 While AI continues to take over the world, PC ownership becomes a luxury, and the level of insanity rises, we can relax a little and enjoy the winter holidays.

I know it's not easy right now, but try to act natural, be cheerful and happy. At least so as not to arouse suspicion in your Chinese robot vacuum cleaner.

Keep your mind clear. Invest in yourself and your loved ones. That's something that will never lose its value.

And it's too late to invest in RAM.

Happy New Year, friends!

P.S. Do not miss a Holiday discount! 🔥
-20% ADB AppControl Extended
-20% ADB TV Pro
-30% The 2-in-1 bundle

Meet your new favorite tool!

🚀 ADB AppControl Mobile

And let the release of this long-awaited application be my modest New Year's gift to all of you, my dear friends.

It has been a long journey, and there is still more to do. You can consider this release an open beta test, and feel free to report any bugs you find and share your suggestions. The more feedback we get, the faster we can polish the mobile AC and bring it to perfection.

The release of this app is a whole new level for me as a developer and the result of more than 5 years of experience working on the ADB AppControl project. I am using all my experience and knowledge to provide you with the best software I have ever created. I hope you like it!

⬇️ DOWNLOAD

Respectfully,
Cyber.Cat

🚀 ADB AppControl Mobile 1.1.0 Update
Here is the first update of the New Year!

First of all, I want to say a HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who reported problems and helped solve them. This was very helpful in releasing the update.

I tried to fix all the major issues we encountered in the first version of the app. Now ADB AppControl should work fine even with VPN enabled and Adguard running.

Changelog:
- Fixed crash issue on startup.
- Fixed loading and connection issues.
- Fixed freezes during apk installation.
- Fixed navigation button overlap issue.
- No longer required to disable VPN for pairing.
- Other fixes.

You can update from the app. In the app settings, the Beta Testing option must be enabled (those who have disabled it will receive the update... sometime later😁).

⬇️ DOWNLOAD

Respectfully,
Cyber.Cat

🚀 ADB AppControl Mobile 1.2.0
How to treat yourself on February 14? With a new update for ADB AppControl, of course!🥰

Updated design, dark theme, and support for wireless debugging via tcpip, which must be enabled manually (for now).

Wireless debugging via tcpip is an ADB mode that does not require debugging via WiFi. To activate it, pair and connect to the device via WiFi debugging, then run the tcpip 5555 command in the console.

Changelog:
- Updated UI + dark theme.
- Added theme selection.
- Redesigned connection screen.
- Added support for debugging via tcpip (run tcpip 5555 in the console).
- Display of uninstalled apps with stored data.
- Fixed device model name.
- Changelog message after update.
- Other fixes and improvements.


You can update from the app (don't forget to enable the beta testing option).


⬇️ Download

Do you like the updated design?

Respectfully,
Cyber.Cat

🚀 ADB AppControl Mobile 1.3.0
In this update, I’ve added a Library feature that completely changes how you work with APK files.

Now all your APKs will be stored in an organized manner, grouped by version for each app. All apps saving to the Library, and you can also add your own APK files there. Other processes will not be able to access files inside the Library or modify them without your knowledge.

Full support for installing split APKS has also been added.

Another important addition is TCP/IP debugging settings (for running ADB without a Wi-Fi connection), which can now be enabled automatically or on demand when connecting a device. For security, the default debugging port is 25555. An option to enable TCP/IP for devices has been added to the sidebar.

The quick access panel in the app list menu has also been redesigned. Scrolling will allow for more options to be added there in the future.

⚠️ Bug found! If you tap the update notification and then cancel it, the notification will NOT appear again, and you'll have to install the update manually.

Changelog:
- The Library: a new way to store your APK files.
- Added support for installing APKS files.
- Settings to enable TCP/IP debugging.
- Port 25555 is the default for TCP/IP.
- Quick access panel with scrolling in the app list menu.
- Tap to copy the package name on the app screen.
- Other improvements and fixes.

You can update from the app (don't forget to enable the beta testing option).

⬇️ Download

Thanks for using ADB AppControl and for your support!
Respectfully,
Cyber.Cat

The Library: a new way to store your APK files!