Android PC Suite 1.7.6.208

Editor’s Review of Android PC Suite 1.7.6.208

This 91 PC Suite is not an officially released product, meaning one that Google developed and decided to make available for all the users that have an Android based mobile phone (but how cool would that be). It is a product developed by Boyuan Dev-Team, a Chinese company that owns pandaapp.com and the suite of 91 programs (it’s not that they have developed 91 products, it’s just the company’s brand, probably from 911).

Android is also only one of the operating systems supported, as they offer the same PC Suite for iPhone and Windows Mobile. The best part is that this app is free, and here are some of the features that it has:

• SMS Chat. This app will allow you to send SMS messages to your friends, in the form of chat messages (something that most programs have by default too, just that this makes it look like a chat window, plus you are able to send SMS directly from your PC through your phone).


• Backup phone. Now this is useful, you’ll be able to back-up your call logs, SMS records, ringtones, themes, wallpapers and contacts with the 91 PC Suite for Android.


• Phone management. You can manage your phone scheduler (from your PC), install and uninstall software, manage the allocated memory and phone registry.


• Free resources. You’ll be able to access the pandaapp directory of free ringtones, software, games, ebooks and wallpapers, the good part being that they’re free, the bad part being that you’ll have to scan those files before installing as you never know what “hidden goodies” you might be installing too.

The program is written by a developer whose main language is not English, so don’t exasperate if you see a casual typo or two as that happens. Also, you will need to install the .NET framework (most computers should have it installed) in order to be able to install this PC Suite.

The 91 PC Suite is not the only one for Android, there are others available too such as Droid Explorer, Android Commander, Android Manager and My Android Manager, so you can test those out too before deciding which one to use.