Do you recommend it over some of the more established ones (eg. Is there Skyfire browser equivalent on Android that might have that capability? I know some videos are hosted on DailyMotion, but then there are a bunch of other random streaming sites (including DiVX, IIRC, but that's rare nowadays) that she gets linked to that I hope would work. My mom streams more movies online than she does watch netflix (and I am assuming Hulu is out of the question as the nexus is a mobile device and they want to charge for that) so her not being able to do a big part of what she does is potentially a deal killer. I read about the firefox plugin where you have to enable flash through its settings to get videos to work. From what I understand AirDroid is the more established app so it might be a bit more polished. I think since they're both free, I'll give them a spin and see which one works better. I found an app called "Remote Web Desktop" that seems to also let me do a lot of the things that I require (moving files around on our home wifi network). I think stock Android will be fine for her. Since I won't be primarily using the device, I have no need to root it.
Remote access from my desktop to her Nexus on the same network so I can drag and drop files wirelessly Ħ. Note: some of the sites she uses to watch foreign films require various plugins (they all work fine on the PC, obviously) but are browser plugins allowed on the Nexus?Ĥ.
Web browsing while streaming foreign films I'm thinking of getting the Nexus 7 for my mom as a media consumption device.
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