The next step is to connect your device via USB to your desktop. Scroll down to see Developer options are now available.* If you do not see Developer options in Settings, do the following. Tap to enable USB Debugging ( Figure A).The first thing you must do is enable USB debugging on your Android device. Point your Chrome browser to the Vysor page.Read the permissions listing (if applicable).Locate and tap the entry by Clockwork Mod.Open the Google Play Store on your Android device.All you have to do is install the mobile app and the Chrome extension. Prior to the Chrome extension becoming available, the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) had to be installed–that is no longer the case. Drag and drop between desktop and device.The Pro edition (an in-app purchase of $1.99/mo, $9.99/yr, or $39.99/lifetime) gives you more features, such as: There are two versions of Vysor: Free and Pro. Hiring kit: Android developer (TechRepublic Premium) SEE: Gallery: 10 Chromebooks available now that will support the upcoming Google Play store update Installing Vysor Mobility must-readsīest unified communications platform providers The process is the same, regardless of platform. For this demonstration I will be using Chrome on elementary OS Freya and a Verizon-branded Droid Turbo. I’m going to walk you through the steps of installing and using Vysor. This means you can type from your desktop keyboard and work much more efficiently. With the help of an easy to use Chrome extension and Android app called Vysor, you can display and interact with that Android device right from your desktop. If you get tired of jumping back and forth between your desktop and your Android smartphone, stop what you’re doing and read carefully. See how Vysor can help you work seamlessly and efficiently between those devices. Working between a desktop and an Android smartphone can be cumbersome. How to control your Android device from Chrome with Vysor