Mobile Hidden Camera and Spy Camcorder for Android

We’re very glad to release the latest Mobile Hidden Camera update v2.3.146 for Android. Particularly this version enhances app reliability on both old and new Android platforms.

Video quality enhancements

For devices with Android 3.x Honeycomb or Android 4.x Ice Cream Sandwich, MHC fully supports all firmware-supported video recording qualities.

Reliability improvements

This update also enhances reliability on certain Android 2.3.x devices like the Motorola Razr Maxx.

File storage path customization

This update also introduces an option to override the external storage path. For devices like the Samsung Galaxy S2 which has a non-standard external storage mount point, users can now override the path in MHC’s settings to make sure that image and video files are stored on the external storage medium.

Well, if you have been following us for a while you wouldn’t be surprised at all, but again we’re the first and only spy app that supports the latest Android platform version.

Just like a year ago when MHC was the first spy camera app that supported the new Android 2.3 Gingerbread platform (remember the great introduction of front camera spy shooting?) this year when Google brings you the latest and greatest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, we bring you the latest and greatest spy camera and camcorder solution on the new platform.

We are very glad that MHC is, again, the first and only spy camera solution proven on the latest Android platform, now with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. And it’s not just about the phones, we have even well tested MHC on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablets. (e.g. the official Xoom tablet running the latest Android 4.0.3 platform)

Recently we’ve received an increasing number of inquiries about running Mobile Hidden Camera on Android Honeycomb tablets.

With the recent release of Android 3.2.1 Honeycomb for tablet devices, we’ve taken the time to run our full lab test suite and also spent a whole week in field tests.

We’re very happy to announce all features of MHC works perfectly well. The results give us a great boost in confidence in our unified spy engine technology, which supports Android version 1.1 all the way up to the latest version 3.2.1.

Today we’re very glad to release our latest update of Mobile Hidden Camera, version 2.2.338.

Besides performance and reliability tuning, this newest update provides the following enhancements:

• enhanced background shooting
• enhanced super burst mode shooting
• unified spy engine technology, supports Android version 1.1, all the way up to Android 3.2

Thanks for all your useful user feedback.

Today we’re happy to announce that the latest MHC update not only works well on the Samsung Galaxy S II, it’s also well proven on the all new HTC Sensation and HTC EVO 3D.

If you have one of these hottest phones, be sure to grab our latest release of MHC here:
http://www.mobilehiddencamera.com/download/mhc/current

So, the trend of manufacturers tailoring their own firmwares continues. The latest Samsung Galaxy S II, while providing 1080p video recording with its bundled app, turns out to crash all 3rd party video recording apps.

Continuing MHC’s tradition of being the first to patch firmware issues and support new Android feature, just like when we were 1st to support front camera recording on Android 2.3, now we’ve ensured MHC to be the first app on the market that supports high quality video recording on the Samsung Galaxy S II.

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S II, be sure to grab our latest release of MHC here:
http://www.mobilehiddencamera.com/download/mhc/current

Upon installation, open MHC’s settings / diagnosis & tools, set “override video” to the best-available option, and you can enjoy high quality video recording right away.

This release has already been well tested by our users and we’ll be publishing it as our next update shortly.

Android is well known for its openness. As the owner you can choose how you want to use your device, and you can pick the way you like to install your apps.

So, you can go to Android’s settings / applications, enable the checkbox “install from unknown sources” and from now on you’re free to download any “.APK” app setup packages from the web and install them directly onto your device.

Unless you’re an AT&T user in the United States.

Yes, AT&T blocks users from installing “.APK” app packages directly so you poor AT&T users are limited to the official Android Market. That’s not fun at all, well, until you learn about sideloading.

Now you can simply use an app called “sideload” to install apps onto your phone, even if it’s locked by AT&T. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to use “sideload”:

(http://www.androidcentral.com/sideload-android-apps-all-you-want-sideload-wonder-machine)

This way you can install any apps you like onto your phone. You can simply use our direct download link http://www.mobilehiddencamera.com/download/mhc/current to install MHC onto your AT&T locked device easily.