Mirror and drive a real Android phone over adb, and a Windows app that keeps up with your agents

Mirror and drive a physical Android phone — the Mobile panel's Android mode now lists phones connected over adb, by USB or wireless adb, next to your emulators under Connected devices (adb); pick one, click Connect, and tap, swipe, type and press Home, Back and Overview on the phone from the panel, send its screen to an agent, or Build & Run your app straight onto it

Only Platform-Tools is needed — adb alone is enough for phones; the emulator is optional, and the panel says which of the two is missing instead of hiding Android altogether

A phone that isn't ready says why — one that hasn't accepted the Allow USB debugging prompt, or has gone offline, shows an amber state with the fix, Connect waits, and the list refreshes on its own until the phone is ready

Disconnect only stops the mirror — a phone is never powered off from the panel, so the Shutdown button disappears when a phone is selected

Guide covers phones — a new Android phone over adb section walks through USB debugging and the wireless adb pair / adb connect steps

Windows no longer goes "Not Responding" while agents write files — on Windows each project is now watched through a single recursive handle instead of one handle per file, so a burst of writes into a folder with thousands of files no longer pins the app; the file-watcher service that drops out under heavy load also comes back on its own instead of leaving the app on the slow path for the rest of the session

Windows updates finish on the first try — Restart & Install no longer ends in "1DevTool cannot be closed. Please close it manually and click Retry": the installer first parks the old program file so the helpers that AI clients keep relaunching (the MCP server and 1devtool-agent) cannot respawn, then closes them and installs