AirMirror: Remote control

What AirMirror does and who uses it

AirMirror connects two Android devices so that one can view and operate the other. Both sides need the AirDroid app, and both must be signed in with the same email account before a session will work.

The listing points to two common uses: managing a phone or tablet that belongs to someone else, and turning an old phone into a camera you can check from elsewhere.

Controlling another phone or tablet remotely

Remote Control lets you operate the other device's screen from your own phone, wherever it is. If the controlled device is not rooted, the listing says you must first set up its Non-Root mode through AirDroid PC.

For a larger screen or keyboard, the AirDroid PC client can drive Android devices from a computer instead of a second phone.

Remote camera and live screen viewing

Remote Camera shows the feed from either the front or rear camera of the other device. The listing describes this as a way to use an unused phone as a family security camera.

Screen Mirroring shows the other device's display in real time. One-way audio is available in both Screen Mirroring and Remote Camera, and it passes the sounds around the remote device back to you.

Helping friends and family fix device problems

Remote Support is aimed at helping someone else sort out a problem on their phone without being there. It needs AirDroid Remote Support installed on the other end, not the standard AirDroid app.