ADB WiFi Reborn 3.3.148

The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a versatile tool that facilitates a range of tasks, including pulling logcat outputs, transferring files, and more. Typically, a USB connection between the device and computer is required for these actions. However, the inconvenience of misplaced cables can present challenges during critical tasks such as logging.

Enter the ADB WiFi tool developed by XDA Recognized Developer bartito. This application eliminates the need for physical cables by enabling a wireless connection between your device and computer via your home WiFi network. ADB WiFi is compatible with any operating system that supports ADB, provided that the Android device is rooted. It is particularly advantageous for devices running Lollipop ROMs, which often lack the built-in WiFi ADB capability found in certain Jelly Bean and KitKat custom ROMs. Although initially released in 2012, the application has recently undergone a complete redesign to enhance its user experience with Material Design.

This tool aims to declutter your workspace by relinquishing unnecessary cables.

Instructions (assuming ADB is already installed on your PC):

• Launch the application on your Android device.
• Tap the bug icon until it turns green (superuser permissions may be required).
• Open a terminal or command prompt on your PC.
• Enter "adb connect XX.XX.XX.XX" on your PC (the connecting address will be provided by the application).
• Execute "adb shell" on your PC (or any desired ADB command).

Note: Ensure USB debugging is enabled in your device settings.

This application requires superuser permissions.