I thought we could list useful apps we've installed, and a quick summary of why. While browsing the Market I see a lot of comments "doesn't work with X", so I figured since we are blazing a new trail with our Notes we can save each other some aggravation and list ones we've found that definitely work.
Missed Message Flasher by TomatoX. Calendar only gives you one notification of an upcoming appointment, this lets you get multiple notifications until you stop it. Works for missed calls, texts, calendar and many others. I found the test notification in the setup does NOT work, but it does work for a real appointment. Haven't tried it with texts, calls yet. Edit 2/21, so far it doesn't appear to work with texts, let me know if you find otherwise. May try other options tonight. Edit 3/5, I'm still not sure I'm getting repeated notifications for anything other than calendar items, still testing.
Opera Mobile by Opera. Can't stand that the built-in browser can't identify as a desktop browser, but Opera Mobile can.
GPS Status & Toolbox by EclipSim. Nice real-time verification of all of your GPS stats, accelerometer, level, compass. Nice bonus, shows battery stats too (temp, %).
HotSpot Toggle by Mehdy Bohlool. One-click activation of the wifi hotspot. A little annoying that it doesn't line up with the other icons on the home screens, but it works.
XiiaLive Lite by Visual Blasters. For streaming ASX/WMA. I have a lifetime Internet account with SiriusXM. The sound quality from XiiaLive is much better than the SiriusXM app - the bit rate from the Sirius app is awful. I'm using this with a free online service called MusicDock. Use their "Windows Mobile" site (mentioned at the bottom of their home page) along with this app and you are golden.
Equalizer by Smart Android Apps. Simple, but works to modify the audio output, including on Blutooth.
Added 2/22
Battery Indicator by Darshan Computing. Same as Battery Percentage but is half the size (1/2 MB vs. 1 MB) and is easier to read IMO. No way to modify the stock indicator w/o rooting, so for now I'm using this instead.
CPU Spy by storm717. Very small. Lets you see how much time your CPU spends in each speed, including how much time it sleeps. If your battery is draining quickly this will let you see if it is ever sleeping.
Added 2/29
Word Feud by Berthussen IT. Scrabble-like game.
Added 3/05
AirDroid by SAND Studio. Way better than Keis Air - ability to transfer files, txt messaging, etc via wifi.
Music Volume EQ by K & K Design. Works well, autostarts, includes features other than just a basic EQ.
AndroSensor by Fiv Asim. Displays outputs and current draw from all of the sensors in the Note, including barometer.
Added 3/13
Screen Filter by haxor industry. Much more effective than using Dimmer (listed below). Allows you to dim just as much as you want, or as little as you want. So you can go really dark at let's say 20%, or if you just think the stock auto-brightness is a little too bright, you can permanently apply a 75% filter to dim it down just a little and still let the auto feature do its job. I'm currently trying that. Only problem is as you get to the really dark settings you get a noticable gray coloration to the whole screen - minor and an acceptable trade-off. You can set up multiple home screen shortcuts for multiple settings. Can work along with Dimmer but it is pointless, I just uninstalled Dimmer.
Added 3/23
Screen On by Konstantinos Polychronis. Keeps the screen on for selected apps, or when charging. For instance, Google Maps where you don't want the screen to turn off (and loose your position). This is a tentative recommendation - at first it was flaky (didn't keep the screen on) for some apps but seems to be better after rebooting. I'll report back after a while. After selecting your applications from the list don't forget to enable the application with the checkbox in the upper left corner.
Calendar Snooze by Bitfire-development. Adds lots of snooze options to calendar notifications, more initial notification options and more reminder notification options. I still use Missed Message Flasher for text and Google Talk, but I turned off reminders for calendar in MMF and use Calendar Snooze instead. Mostly because it allows you to set a pattern for vibrate instead of having just one long vibration. I notice it better when it pulses several times.
Added 4/9
Increasing Ring by sashomasho. Increases the volume of your ringer and/or clock alarm, so you can start off completely silent or nearly silent and increase the volume over time. Gives you a chance to grab your phone and answer or reject a call without it blaring at top volume on the first ring. Note that it increases the volume based on your current ring setting so make sure you turn your ring volume below full volume or it will appear that the app isn't working.
Can recommend but don't use anymore
Dimmer (Night Mode) by geekyouup. One-click ability to dim your display as far as it will go. The stock brightness slider will only take you to "30", this takes you to "10". A noticeable difference especially in a dark room. Screen Filter (listed above) works much better and is more versatile so I removed this app.
Can no longer recommend
Equalizer by Smart Android Apps. Would randomly stop modifying the audio stream even though the app was still listed in the task manager. Also had to re-start after every reboot. Found another equalizer (listed above) which doesn't have either problem. Also I think it sounds better.
SiriusXM Internet Radio by SiriusXM Radio Inc. Doesn't let you force a specific quality, and found an aftermarket solution (listed above) which sounds much better.
Battery Percentage & Temp by Global Developers Adds a battery percentage display as a permanent notification. Battery Indicator (above) is easier to read and the app is half the size of this one.
Please list your own useful apps...
Good list, although this probably belongs in the Galaxy Note Themes and Apps forums.
Some other adds:
Skitch - Evernote add-on that supports sketching. A lot like S Memo, but it has a bit deeper integration with Evernote if you're using that.
iAnnotate Lite - Download from the Samsung App Store to ensure Galaxy Note compatibility. Great tool for marking up PDFs.
Currents - Works great on the Note. The bigger screen really lets you take advantage of the magazine-like layout similar to what you see on a tablet.
I'll add Sketchbook (Mobile) to the list. Pro is still tablet only.
Also, Fruit Ninja and Spirit HD, both of which I've found are great with the S-Pen. The latter locked up and crashed last I played, though; not sure if this will be a recurring issue. EDIT 2/22 - Skip Spirit HD for now. The crashing is consistent, closing the app after two or three levels every time.
I had to side-load the Amazon App store so that I could get my copy of Swift Key X keyboard.
Swiftkey thinks the Note is a Tablet!!
radon222 said:
I had to side-load the Amazon App store so that I could get my copy of Swift Key X keyboard.
Swiftkey thinks the Note is a Tablet!!
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Yup, and it works great too. A must have for the Note for me.
Friendcaster Pro and TweetCaster Pro are indispensable for me as well.
id10terrordfw said:
Yup, and it works great too. A must have for the Note for me.
Friendcaster Pro and TweetCaster Pro are indispensable for me as well.
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Likewise. I use Tweetcaster Pro, a lot better than all of the twitter app out there.
I use Mr. Number for blocking spam / private / blocked numbers. But for some reason the app thinks I'm not in the US, hence why I'm having issues with it at the moment but it's still working regardless.
Streamzoo / MyTubo - for picture editing. Not close to instagram but it does the trick.
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I had to side-load the Amazon App store so that I could get my copy of Swift Key X keyboard.
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I recommend "Better Keyboard 8" from Amazon market:
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Greatest features of all I have tried...
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Swiftkey Tablet X on the Note.
Perfect for my hands, at least.
How did you get the split keyboard in swiftkey x?
ranick01 said:
How did you get the split keyboard in swiftkey x?
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It's the tablet version, a separate purchase in the market. It may still be on sale, though.
id10terrordfw said:
Swiftkey Tablet X on the Note.
Perfect for my hands, at least.
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Will the regular Swiftkey X work? And can you tell me what's the difference?
NR017 said:
Will the regular Swiftkey X work? And can you tell me what's the difference?
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Yes, regular swiftkey x works but I don't think you can split the keyboard like in the tablet version
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Yes, regular swiftkey x works but I don't think you can split the keyboard like in the tablet version
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Tried download the regular one. Thinks G Note is a tablet. Haha. I like the dark one, but I hate that neon colors. Hurts my eyes.
techntrek said:
I thought we could list useful apps we've installed, and a quick summary of why.
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If y'all can please include what does the application do... I know I can search it but it would be easier just to have it stated in the message.
Thanks!
For your question, the note is great for watching porn, great screen
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chavitoracing said:
For your question, the note is great for watching porn, great screen
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And your response was directed to????
chavitoracing said:
For your question, the note is great for watching porn, great screen
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Lol.....indeed.
Made a few updates to my list.
For anyone that uses a bluetooth headset and is tired of pocket dials, Proximity Service works well to keep the screen off while in the pocket. It takes a bit to get used to it with regard to how you work with the device, but it is less of of an issue with the Note than it was with my LG Optimus.
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I realize everyone has different preferences, and choices in apps, but these are the ones I prefer. This isn't a complete list, either, but just what I feel is important enough to put on this list before I go to bed.
Customization
GO SMS Pro - If I'm not going to use the stock HTC messaging app, this is the one I'd use.
Swiftkey 3 Keyboard - If I was going to use a non-HTC keyboard, this is the one I'd use.
Ultimate Rotation Control - If you want the homescreens or any other app to be able to rotate or stop rotating, this is the app to handle that. It doesn't even require root! (thanks to junkmail9)
Productivity
ColorNote - Keep notes organized by color, which can be backed up in the cloud or to the SD card.
Gas Buddy - Find the cheapest gas near you.
Utilities
AirDroid - Wirelessly manage your files and apps from your computer's browser.
DICE Player - Plays just about any video you can throw at it.
Flashlight - Stock HTC flashlight that wasn't included in our phone for whatever reason. (thanks to downsouthballa) (ATTACHED)
Google Chrome - Good browser, but still has some bugs.
GPS Test - Find out how long it takes for your GPS to lock onto satellites.
HTC Calibrate - Ensure your screen is calibrated properly. (thanks to Andybones) (ATTACHED)
RealCalc Plus - Great calculator for just about any use; much better than our broken stock calculator.
Root Explorer - Even without root, this is still hands-down the best on-device file browser I have encountered.
WiFi Analyzer - Discover the best wireless channel for your router to use.
Games
Dead Trigger - Fun zombie game. Play it!
Widgets
Beautiful Widgets - Some interesting widgets, if you like that stuff.
HD Widgets - More interesting widgets, slightly cheaper.
Very nice list, IceDragon59. Here's my list;
Customization
Swype Beta - I've tried several swyping keyboards, and I like this one best. You do need to sign up for the beta, but it works well. However, the built-in HTC voice to text is vastly superior.
Ultimate Rotation Control - Can selectively choose which programs to force, including just the homescreen.
Productivity
DropBox - Was originally hesitant to use, but it makes moving files/pictures from phone to work computer so much easier and faster than emailing each one, or plugging in a USB cable
Business Calendar - Much better calendar than the built-in. The widget is great for seeing what's coming up at a glance.
Utilities
SMS Backup and Restore - Had a problem with OG Dinc randomly losing text messages. This automatically backs them up. Free add-on will also upload to DropBox automatically as well.
AutoSave MMS - Automatically saves any picture sent via text to a location you specify on your SD Card.
RealCalc Plus - I know IceDragon59 already listed this one, but it's worth repeating. This is a great calculator.
ES File Explorer File Manager - Root Explorer was my only choice while rooted, but ES File Explorer also supports FTP, Dropbox and other online storage solutions.
LTE OnOFF - Sure it says "Thunderbolt" in the name, but it works fine on the Dinc4g. Allows you to force radio modes, depending on your need. It also helps to immediately get back to 4G LTE when your radio drops to 3G or 1X and you know you're in a 4G area.
My Coffee Card Pro - If you're a Starbucks regular, this is better than the official app.
Games
Very subjective area. Games come and go quickly on my phone. About the only constant is Pitch .
Widgets
Battery Widget - Because I miss my circle battery indicator cooked up in the Kitchen...
Besides Business Calendar listed above, all of the other widgets I use are the built-in HTC widgets.
junkmail9 said:
Very nice list, IceDragon59. Here's my list;
LTE OnOFF - Sure it says "Thunderbolt" in the name, but it works fine on the Dinc4g. Allows you to force radio modes, depending on your need. It also helps to immediately get back to 4G LTE when your radio drops to 3G or 1X and you know you're in a 4G area.
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I have an LTE widget I was given to by someone, it's not sized for our phone though , it goes from LTE to 3g mode, (u can set it to w.e, like say LTE to GSM mode)
if anyone knows any m10 stuff and wants to try and re-size this for us that would be great!
it works 100% fine its just too big, and m10 is beyond my knowledge.
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I have an LTE widget I was given to by someone, it's not sized for our phone though , it goes from LTE to 3g mode, (u can set it to w.e, like say LTE to GSM mode)
if anyone knows any m10 stuff and wants to try and re-size this for us that would be great!
it works 100% fine its just too big, and m10 is beyond my knowledge.
here's what the widget looks like
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Where can i get that widget? I'd like to try it out, even if it is gigantic.
TIA
P.S. You were at 40% battery? I thought this device couldn't fall below 80! jk, jk
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Where can i get that widget? I'd like to try it out, even if it is gigantic.
TIA
P.S. You were at 40% battery? I thought this device couldn't fall below 80! jk, jk
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I will ask the creator if I can give it hand it out. I'll PM you. or post here
If you are a network administrator, try Fing
also, TeamViewer is great for remote computer control.
do you have any issues with fing constantly running in the backround? a lot of later reviews are complaining about that...
honestly i haven't paid much attention, I'll check it out today and see what happens
i see a couple of you are using the ultimate rotation tool... any issues with it on your phone? i installed it about a week ago and have had to do 3 battery pulls since due to the screen being unresponsive. it's always happened when i receive a text or phone call (the screen wakes up to tell me i have a call or text but i can't do anything). the power button will turn the screen on and off but that is absolutely it. i have to pull the battery to force it to reboot and recover...
EDIT - just to followup, i've removed this app from my phone and things are back to normal. so i'm 99% sure this app was the cause. i really liked what it could do - but it's not worth the bugs.
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i see a couple of you are using the ultimate rotation tool... any issues with it on your phone? i installed it about a week ago and have had to do 3 battery pulls since due to the screen being unresponsive. it's always happened when i receive a text or phone call (the screen wakes up to tell me i have a call or text but i can't do anything). the power button will turn the screen on and off but that is absolutely it. i have to pull the battery to force it to reboot and recover...
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I actually only used it for a day and didn't care for it, but several people from the community were interested in it, so I posted it in my recommended apps. I didn't have any issues with it in the day that I used it, though.
It caused mine to be less sensitive, sometimes unresponsive to motion, the g sensor calibration tool didn't fix it either, but after uninstalling it and a reboot. Rotate worked fine. I miss Cyanogenmod.
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I haven't noticed any issues with the app, but I have the global setting on "auto" with only HTC Sense set to "forced auto", and one app set to forced landscape.
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You should give these two apps a try.
Hacker's Keyboard.
Price: Free, also available at the F-Droid Repository.
No matter what keyboard I try I keep coming back to this one, it has everything I wanted. Has been around for a while too.
It's a keyboard with the basic aosp gingerbread keyboard, and a full computer like qwerty keyboard. The arrow buttons always being their is convenient too. There are themes with this app, Examples Gingerbread and, ICS.
JuiceDefender:
Price: Free with limited functionality, $1.99 for plus, $4.99 for ultimate
Old, but still more efficient than other power saving apps I tried, and still works.
Good on 4G LTE Phones like this, also good on apps that use the internet only for advertisements because it has app control settings. It's harder to control power saving, without root, and there's barely any control on stock Allows you to turn off the data automatically when screen is off (I prefer this, with custom app settings). There 5 presets, Balanced, aggressive, extreme, advanced, I prefer customize.
Some settings like CPU Frequency Scaling require root though.
squeezyb said:
If you are a network administrator, try Fing
also, TeamViewer is great for remote computer control.
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Nice find. Fing is great!
Some of my favorites:
Flipboard - News Magazine
Mobo Player - Floating Video Player
Mini Motor Racing - Arcade Style Racing
Song Pop - Song Guessing Game
TuneIn Radio - Streaming Radio
FilmOn - Live TV Channels (Free Local Channels)
Playboard - App Guide
Boat Browser - Browser (Fastest one I've used)
Floating Browser - Browser
Tango - Video Calls
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When I got the phone two days ago, I spent most of my time immediately rooting and ROMing my phone. I knew I wanted to stay on TW because of some of the camera features, but I figured I'd keep all of the gimmicky Samsung features off.
However, I figured I'd at least learn what some of them do so that I could show off to my friends and family. :good: I just spent some time learning, and some are actually pretty cool. Which ones are you guys using the most?
I'll probably use multi-window the most, and just toggle it on when I need it. I doubt I'll keep any others on except for when I want to have some fun with them.
Also, would it really eat up that many resources to leave something like "quick glance" on? I know one could just as easily press the home button to turn the screen on, but this is pretty neat. Air jump wouldn't be bad to leave on either... or maybe air call-accept. AHH! What to do, what to do...
Let me know your thoughts!
Call me old school, but I still use my phone like a T-Mobile G1. All of these new gestures and "air motion" doo-dads are just not my cup of tea. I do like the host of new camera features and the bigger screen vs. my previous S3, but that's about it. It's a slick phone, and ever since I put CleanROM on it, it flies!
I do want to try out the WatchOn feature, but every time I am around my TV I constantly forget.
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Call me old school, but I still use my phone like a T-Mobile G1. All of these new gestures and "air motion" doo-dads are just not my cup of tea. I do like the host of new camera features and the bigger screen vs. my previous S3, but that's about it. It's a slick phone, and ever since I put CleanROM on it, it flies!
I do want to try out the WatchOn feature, but every time I am around my TV I constantly forget.
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I kind of agree. They're a lot of fun to mess around with, but it's just as easy to use your finger to scroll a web page as it is to tilt it or wave your hand.
I forgot about the WatchOn feature. That ROCKS. When I'm lying in bed and can't find the remote I just use my phone.
I messed around with most of them but found they were more gimmicky than anything. I'm actually running the 6/6 CM 10.1 now and I couldn't be happier.
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Running Clean ROM but I am using 2 Air Gesture features. Quick Glance and Air Call-Accept. They are functional and useful, especially if your hands are dirty or messy.
The only feature I find really useful is air gestures. I really like the quick status update you get when you swipe over the phone. great when I'm eating messy food (often) :laugh:
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I kind of agree. They're a lot of fun to mess around with, but it's just as easy to use your finger to scroll a web page as it is to tilt it or wave your hand.
I forgot about the WatchOn feature. That ROCKS. When I'm lying in bed and can't find the remote I just use my phone.
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That's exactly what made me try it out. I couldn't find my remote and gave it a try. It's actually pretty nice. The only thing that I can think of is Airview, the other stuff was kind of inconsistent to me. If Airview were supported in more apps it would be awesome.
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I use:
The Camera features are pretty cool, I use quite a few of them often and this is the main reason I have not got to CM yet.
Smart Stay - to keep the phone on while I am reading things ... I am not sure if this is really needed though
Smart Scroll - This is helpful sometimes when reading long emails, but I think I may turn it off since it can sometimes be more annoying than not (eg. slightly tilting the phone scrolls)
Air view - I find this great for email .. I can quickly glance and see if I want to read the full message.
Screen mirroring (along with the samsung link app) - I use this to quickly show pics etc on my TV when people are over
watchOn - I actually use this much more than I expected ... it does confuse my Harmony when I try to use it to control everything, but I find it handy to change the volume or channel
I haven't really found a good reason to use the multi-window .. it would be better if it supported all apps maybe though.
I did not like the TW launcher so I replaced that with Nova Prime for now, I do miss some of the features in CM though (like widgets on lockscreen with security, etc...)
watchon is the only one i use at the moment. comes in very handy and i use it almost everyday.
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I haven't really found a good reason to use the multi-window .. it would be better if it supported all apps maybe though.
I did not like the TW launcher so I replaced that with Nova Prime for now, I do miss some of the features in CM though (like widgets on lockscreen with security, etc...)
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For me the most productive use is gmail/email with calendar to enter events and things.
Just today I watched a YouTube music video while doing research on the band.
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As for me: Motion Control: The more smartphones become the center of our lives, the less time we want to spend tapping at them to make stuff happen. Efficiency is what these motion controls are about, particularly the Turn Over To Mute/Pause and Direct Call, which will automatically call the contact on the screen if you hold the S4 up to your ear.
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Though I don't multitask much on my phone. I actually find floating apps to be more useful...like a popup browser or a floating calculator that is present over the top of whatever app I am using. I can see how some people would find the multiwindow useful. I'd probably use it for finding directions on the internet then entering them into navigation if I used it for anything.
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I agree. I really dig the mute/pause/reject call stuff. The direct call is neat as well, but it was also on my S3. I think the important thing to remember about the hand motions is that they are a sign of progress so, the more you use them, the more they will lead to better things. At least that is my opinion.
I just rooted mine and flashed cm 10.1 and I don't miss any of them. The only one I used was multi view but I prefer stock android over all the gimmicky Samsung software
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turned them all off to save battery, however just received my battery and charger kit so I'll be playing with some these a bit more
I like being able to flip my phone over and silence any incoming calls. I also find myself using air scroll a lot.
I absolutely LOVE the extras this phone comes with...minus a s##tload of bloatware.
Multi window is def a favorite. I'm an arguer on social sites (lol) so i can be doing research on Chrome (love that on here) while typing stuff onto FB. Or watching/listening to a youtube video while surfing the web. Right now, only a few apps are compatible, but obv with more updates on the software, more will come.
I def love all my hand gestures. I def constantly use it to check my phone just by waving. i love to scroll the browser and look through my gallery without touching my phone (OCD about fingerprints). Love to connect to a call by waving. Hell, (when there's a nice light source behind you) the "eye" smart stay (which is really a head detector) works awesome when i'm watching tv/watching a youtube video as well, so it does pause when you look away.
The camera is def one of the best option on this phone. crystal clear quality, and the 12 different modes are awesome!!! esp "animated" mode, takes a series of pictures of you moving, and plays it in forward and reverse constantly. pretty cool. so is drama mode and eraser mode. hell, all of them are! great zooming in (with volume button) and great up close taking too.
I LOVE the watchon app! (remote control) i have my, and my fiance's house entire systems hooked up to it (tv, cable box, blu ray, dvd player). It's also fun as **** to mess with people out in bars and change the channel/turn tv off. especially since most people don't know it has an IR blaster.
Driving mode with S voice is AWESOME! Reads out texts to you and you can reply back with all talking. I said my command "wake up" word to "J.a.r.v.i.s" like in Iron Man lol.
I jsut rooted my phone 2 days ago after owning it for a month, the best thing about that is DELETING (with file explorer, best $4 spent) all the crap you don't want on your phone, and even better is the Clean 1.3 ROM that deletes most of it anyways, but great to finish up the rest manually since all you could do when it was stock is disable it.
Since I have Verizon, I love how my ROM puts a WiFi toggle (idk why verizon got rid of it and what benefit they achieved by doing that). and it got rid of the stupid "data" symbol up top. Also how it auto enables tethering (mobile hot spot) where as on stock if you turn "on" it says you don't have the subscription for it (which is a waste of money)
Currently looking into other kernels to OC the phone to like 2.1Ghz...not much more i know, but nice. Also, if you read up online, there's a bunch of cool stuff you can do/disable to make your phone a little faster.
I just love this phone. My last phone was an LG Spectrum and before that the LG Revolution and this phone is obv just superior to them
I disabled all of them within 5 minutes of turning on the device and really haven't looked back except for AirView. I've used it a few times just to show off the phone, but otherwise it stays disabled too.
The extra screen sensitivity I *do* have enabled though...because being able to use the phone with normal winter gloves is an amazing feature.
The only feature I miss after flashing my phone is the WatchOn one. It worked better than my remotes and easier to find. No matter where I went, I had a remote. ]
I use WatchON, Samsung link for airplay on my Samsung TV, air view and air gesture. I didn't find the eye tracking software to work well enough consistently to be worth it.
The latest watchON update however disabled the ability to power on and off my Samsung audiobar. I can still program it into the universal remote however it only allows me to control volume. Where the version that came with stock let me power on the audio system.
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The update does allow you to edit your channels though so you can access HD channels.
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What I did was root my phone, and then I kept TW on it for a little while. It let me get rid of a lot of the extra bloatware on it but allowed me to use the few samsung features I have liked. The camera seems to be very cool from what I can tell. There are a lot of options there. The other great part is the multi-window and gestures. Waving my hand over my phone to answer calls is great.
None of them. AOSP, FTW!
Though I do miss having the IR blaster...
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I think this deserves its own thread so more people will be able to get a better view of the Vodafone Kit Kat update which i got today as an OTA ( D80220A DE 16GB ).
1. Auto brightness works perfectly (although it's a bit dark in low light conditions,maybe my eyes have to get used to it)
2. Knock on is instant, works perfectly and it's 100% accurate and successful (led light flashes cyan instead of white)
3. Auto account sync now works perfectly(it used to refresh randomly)
4. Battery life is actually better
5. Some apps run faster and they have the 3 dot option which first appeared on 4.3 I think?
6. Locations services and gps have merged to a single toggle button but you can still switch to different modes. Also more battery efficient.
7. White icons on status bar and transparency for status bar + front touch buttons on apps that support it
8. Updated LG applications
9. On screen phone application added (allows to control phone screen from the computer while on wifi) and preinstalled Google Drive app.
10. Camera photos are saved by default in a "camera" folder instead of the 100LGDSC.Camera(old) contains the old photos in gallery.
11. No knock code and no ART options available.
12. In application settings there is a separate "Disabled" bar next to "All" listing the disabled apps (Which is very convenient)
13. Printing added on general settings
14. 4G works normaly as before
15. The font on some apps is bigger
16. Weather animation now working properly and without lag on the lockscreen
17. Camera autofocus seems to have been improved, especially in video recording
18. No more stuttering on menu animations while something else runs in the background (i.e. When a chat head pops up or the weather widget refreshes)
19. Option in settings for turning on or off the led notification light for downloaded apps
20. Aspect ratio correction was removed from the settings (I can't find it so correct me if i'm wrong)
21. Two new FM radio widgets available
Changelist by the community members,not confirmed by me:
Hid3rs said:
You can swipe up the notification panel from everywhere, even from free space - on Jelly Bean, you had to grab the bar at the bottom.
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hackarchive said:
Music playback uses less power definitely.That was a major kitkat change and LG applied it well here.
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shriom_manerker said:
while scrolling at times it clicks. happens mostly in settings app. touch response is not good. feels a bit weird
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dadme said:
Can't get OTG to work on this rom. It tries to mount but nothing appears on storage.
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I had my phone on silent mode and I unlocked it. I can swear I heard the unlock sound.
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Issues:
1. "com.google.process.gapps has stopped" error showing up after each boot
(Note : Reportedly a hard reset fixes this)
(Note 2 : I confirmed that SwiftKey causes the error and it should be resolved by an app update.
Vote for the bug here: http://support.swiftkey.net/forums/...stions/5560697-foreclose-on-lg-g2-at-t-kitkat)
2. The Bluetooth process is running even when off but i don't see high impact on battery life as others mentioned.
Eventually people will report the issue and it will be fixed in a future update.
3. Noise and hissing when playing music with earphones and the stock player.
4. Sometimes,when plugging in the headphones the sound comes only from the the phone speaker and only way to resolve this is by rebooting.
(As for the lower benchmark scores after KitKat i've never tried it and i couldn't care less)
Version info:
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Additional thoughts:
This update is more like an "under the hood" job ! Phone feels smoother and stable overall, many small issues have been sorted and a few details here and there were refined and polished, resulting in a stock Rom the way it should be done. In short words I'm very satisfied.
Feel free to ask me questions
Regards!
Edit: Post will be updated regularly with community reported changes and bugs.
On my phone remote control fc
Send from G2 flex
Cienight said:
...... but i don't see high impact on battery life as others mentioned.......
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True I don't either!
+1 You can swipe up the notification panel from everywhere, even from free space - on Jelly Bean, you had to grab the bar at the bottom.
I'm not sure if this is KK related or it has been there before but when I receive an incoming call while I'm browsing a small window pops up with the caller info and 'answer' and 'reject' buttons so you won't get interrupted by calls if your doing something which is a really nice feature!
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Wao this is a very positive review regarding update. Seems like it was well worth the wait.
I'll be very glad if Auto Brightness is working fine now.
Two questions
1. Opening threads in messages app seem to take a second in JB. Any difference felt in kitkat?
2. Photos taken as portrait come out as landscapes in PC and have to set them as portrait again in windows. Kitkat solves this?
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I'm not sure if this is KK related or it has been there before but when I receive an incoming call while I'm browsing a small window pops up with the caller info and 'answer' and 'reject' buttons so you won't get interrupted by calls if your doing something which is a really nice feature!
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this was pre-kitkat, you must have had it disabled
gull_s_777 said:
Wao this is a very positive review regarding update. Seems like it was well worth the wait.
I'll be very glad if Auto Brightness is working fine now.
Two questions
1. Opening threads in messages app seem to take a second in JB. Any difference felt in kitkat?
2. Photos taken as portrait come out as landscapes in PC and have to set them as portrait again in windows. Kitkat solves this?
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1. Not sure if it's a second but doesn't seem to have changed for me
2. It's the same, but I think this is due to the way Windows Explorer handles the photos.
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1. Opening threads in messages app seem to take a second in JB. Any difference felt in kitkat?....
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It's faster like 1/4 of a sec than before that's y i didn't use the stock sms app but it's ok now @Cienight Music playback uses less power definitely.That was a major kitkat change and LG applied it well here.I listen to alot of music so I know.
anyone know how to get rid of bluetooth running in background even though its not on?
I found that the rotation on home screen from portrait to landscape is smoother.
No widgets redraw or stutter like on JB.
Thats a good thing..
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anyone know how to get rid of bluetooth running in background even though its not on?
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there was a suggestion to choose only bluetooth from the battery saver items and turn it on immediately but i tried that and it doesnt woek.
Can you try swiping the navigation bar downwards? I saw a video about a KK review on G2 and he can hide / show the nav bar by swiping gesture. Please confirm?
The bluetooth service doesnt seem to run on the Korean version guys.Maybe they fixed it?
I found another issue guys tho i dont know if its only on my end:
When using the quick window case there was supposed to be music controls when playing music with the stock player,no?
Anyone that can confirm this?
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I found another issue guys tho i dont know if its only on my end:
When using the quick window case there was supposed to be music controls when playing music with the stock player,no?
Anyone that can confirm this?
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Yes, this is the case on mine which is still not kitkat'ed
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I found another issue guys tho i dont know if its only on my end:
When using the quick window case there was supposed to be music controls when playing music with the stock player,no?
Anyone that can confirm this?
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I still get that music control.
you can activated it on setting>general>accessory>quickwindow case> tap it ON and then choose "select apps", checklist "music"
You can now double tap on app picker to select app
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I don't think battery life is better in usage but standby power consumption has improved a lot.
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May i report the worst issue after this update:
Noise and hissing when playing music with earphones and the stock player!
Oh god this is so frustrating i hope they fix this fast...
Quick Circle Apps is a must have app for Quick Circle Owners.
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It contains 14 modules that you may use.
Torch - Enable and disable the torch. Also contains regular activity and QSlide support.
Music - Allows to control the music.
Calendar - Show agenda for the next 30 days.
Notifications - Show notifications on Quick Circle. support privacy mode.
Toggles - Toggle Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Brightness, Sound and hotspot (Not supported on my AT&T device).
Clock - Stopwatch and Timer.
Recorder - Record audio.
Launcher - store apps in a folder.
Calculator - ...
News - RSS client that show the titles from your feedly stream.
Compass - ...
Dialer - allows you to dial. Support for quick dial, swipe to right to see list of contacts.
Dice - Roll up to 4 dices.
Scanner - scan QRCode.
Permissions
The permissions are pretty self-explanatory, if you got a question about that subject, you can ask here:
Calendar - Read only
Contacts - Read only
Phone - Dial phone number
Access to SD card (for puting records)
Camera - take picture (needed for torch)
Microphone - Record Audio
Wifi & Bluetooth - Control them for toggles
Run at stratup - will be disabled on next version
Source
The source is available on github - https://github.com/yoavst/quickapps/ - under develop branch.
Screenshots
soon... (if you got a template of G4, contact me please!)
Changelog
Version 5.1.1
Option to use the old icons
A fully customizable digital clock watchface.
Version 5.0
New UI for most of the modules
New icons for most of the modules
New modules - Dices and timer (inside clock module)
Calendar is now based on AOSP source
the memory usage is improved by at least 100%
Your app is great. Can you add a Google Search module? IT works through the window, but is not correctly sized or touch-friendly.
On the next version:
Been using this ever since day 2 with my G4
Very well done app, and I recommend it to all.
Minor issues:
1- The music module will not launch Play Music, but if Play Music is already running, then it will control playback.
2- Voice recorder stops and deletes the current recording if I lock the screen
Looking forward to that watchface update
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Been using this ever since day 2 with my G4
Very well done app, and I recommend it to all.
Minor issues:
1- The music module will not launch Play Music, but if Play Music is already running, then it will control playback.
2- Voice recorder stops and deletes the current recording if I lock the screen
Looking forward to that watchface update
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1. The music module is pretty idiot. It doesn't know which music player do you use (unlike LG's music, which uses LG music...), so instead of guessing, it only support Android Media Controller API. Although, if you paused a track long time ago, it should be able to remember that thanks to that API.
2. Since the screen stays on all the time, I think that it should be like that. Do you turn off the screen with recorder a lot?
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1. The music module is pretty idiot. It doesn't know which music player do you use (unlike LG's music, which uses LG music...), so instead of guessing, it only support Android Media Controller API. Although, if you paused a track long time ago, it should be able to remember that thanks to that API.
2. Since the screen stays on all the time, I think that it should be like that. Do you turn off the screen with recorder a lot?
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1. True about the pausing / resuming, it works
2. I only wanted to do it once... to record discreetly.
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1. True about the pausing / resuming, it works
2. I only wanted to do it once... to record discreetly.
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But when you turn the screen back on, it doesn't open my app, but the watchface. So it is kind of impossible. Think about someone that forget to turn the recording off, and doesn't understand why he doesn't have storage anymore and awful battery life.
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But when you turn the screen back on, it doesn't open my app, but the watchface. So it is kind of impossible. Think about someone that forget to turn the recording off, and doesn't understand why he doesn't have storage anymore and awful battery life.
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(Just for argument's sake, this is really not very important to me)
Turning the screen back on takes me to the same red screen in the app (within the Quickcircle).
I think I see what's happening. From the Quickcircle screen, once I start voice recording, if I lock the screen then unlock it using only the button in the back of the phone, that somehow stops the audio file from being created, even though it shows as if it's still recording After I press stop, I can't find any of my recordings.
If you're worried about people forgetting to stop the recording, maybe a file size limit can be put in place?
Again, I don't really need this, It's just to answer you / clarify what I said earlier.
nadram said:
(Just for argument's sake, this is really not very important to me)
Turning the screen back on takes me to the same red screen in the app (within the Quickcircle).
I think I see what's happening. From the Quickcircle screen, once I start voice recording, if I lock the screen then unlock it using only the button in the back of the phone, that somehow stops the audio file from being created, even though it shows as if it's still recording After I press stop, I can't find any of my recordings.
If you're worried about people forgetting to stop the recording, maybe a file size limit can be put in place?
Again, I don't really need this, It's just to answer you / clarify what I said earlier.
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So in the G3 it was bringing me back to the main screen if I remember right.
When using am/pm format on the clock face, 12 o'clock shows as 00.
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When using am/pm format on the clock face, 12 o'clock shows as 00.
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Sorry, in my country we don't use AM/PM, so I don't have many knowledge about AM/PM.
24 hours clock. Let's say the hour is 12:00, how should it be shown? and what's about 00:00?
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Sorry, in my country we don't use AM/PM, so I don't have many knowledge about AM/PM.
24 hours clock. Let's say the hour is 12:00, how should it be shown? and what's about 00:00?
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For us it goes 11:00am 12:00pm 1:00pm etc, then 11:00pm 12:00am 1:00am etc.. Hope that helps.
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For us it goes 11:00am 12:00pm 1:00pm etc, then 11:00pm 12:00am 1:00am etc.. Hope that helps.
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Thanks, will be fixed very soon.
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Thanks, will be fixed very soon.
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No sir, THANK YOU!
I was going to make a post here today praising this app. Great job on this!
I don't know if it could even be possible, but what do you think about a Quick Radar app? You could input a zip or postal code into the app and quick radar will get the regional weather radar for that area.
EDIT: Something that surprised me today....I was swiping through the watch faces and saw the red X for the face that this app installs. I clicked the red X thinking it would just remove that watch face. It ended up uninstalling the entire app! I was so confused. Should that red X on the watch face really uninstall the whole app or is it meant to just remove that watch face from the list?
Nice app
Anyway to replace the stock music app with Google play music?
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Just turned midnight and and all is fixed with the update. Thank you for your prompt work and continued dedication. Yours is like the only non-stock quick circle app worth having. I really like what you've done with it now after coming from the G3. Great work. On the clock face is there a way to add the colon ( : ) in the between hours and minutes?
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Just turned midnight and and all is fixed with the update. Thank you for your prompt work and continued dedication. Yours is like the only non-stock quick circle app worth having. I really like what you've done with it now after coming from the G3. Great work. On the clock face is there a way to add the colon ( : ) in the between hours and minutes?
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I personally like how it looks now, but if you are not the only one who want add colon...
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I personally like how it looks now, but if you are not the only one who want add colon...
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I like it too, I guess I'm just used to it being there. It might just take some getting used to. Ive been playing around with changing the hour colors to try and offset the two.
Does the LG g2 quick Windows compatible mode (or something?) still work on lollipop. Just tried it on my g2 mini not sure if it's not compatible with the g2 mini or it's the lollipop version which does it
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This is the original battery indicator around punch hole cameras, Energy Ring. All variants of the App is now merged into this one 'Universal Edition', future device supports shall only be available through this App.
If you have a device with punch hole camera, reach out via email to get support added!
Similar Apps for other Devices:
Energy Bar
Energy Bar Curved Edition for S8/S9/S10/+
Energy Bar Curved Edition for Note 8/9
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Adds a configurable Energy Ring around the camera lens indicating current Battery level. Dive into the various configuration options, not only you can quickly glance and get the battery info but, Energy Ring adds an accent to your phone's camera lens.
Got a full charge? The Ring will be a 360 degree wrap around the front camera lens.
Battery depleting? So will the arc of Energy Ring.
Out of the box features:-
✓ Energy Ring can be configured from a width of 1 pixel to a donut thick ring
✓ Energy Ring puts almost 0% load on CPU, as it wakes up only to reflect any change in battery level
✓ Energy Ring's direction can be configured as clockwise/bidirectional/anti-clockwise
✓ Energy Ring can hide on fullscreen content (apps, videos, images, games etc)
✓ Energy Ring can be configured to change colors automatically depending on the live battery level
✓ Energy Ring could have a mono color/multiple color segments/gradient (pro)
✓ You can literally assign any color in the world for your favorite configuration
✓ Energy Ring has a number of cool animations whenever a power source is plugged into your device
All that is cool! But what about Energy Ring consuming Battery?!
This is one of the most exciting question for me to answer. Energy Ring more than anything understands that you need to utilize your battery efficiently (after all, that's why you installed the App, right? .) Energy Ring sits on the screen silently putting almost 0% load on CPU, if battery level changes, Android wakes up Energy Ring. Once awake, Energy Ring quickly updates itself and goes back to sleep. And to be that extra efficient, the Ring goes on deep sleep when you turn off the screen, meaning it doesn't even read changes in battery level when the screen is off.
Accessibility Service Requirement:
Android requires Energy Ring to run as an Accessibility Service, to be able to display on Lock Screen. It does not read/monitor any data, whatsoever. This is especially useful for people who have disability to read numbers and work better with visual data.
Download now from Google Play Store! And if you like, please leave a rating.
Just bought today. (Owned the Note 10+ version previously).
Absolutely love it!
Agent Zach said:
Just bought today. (Owned the Note 10+ version previously).
Absolutely love it!
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Nice! May I ask how did you disable the battery icon? I found info that you should be able to do it using Good Lock app from Galaxy Store but I can't find this app in the store. Thanks!
blinkin said:
Nice! May I ask how did you disable the battery icon? I found info that you should be able to do it using Good Lock app from Galaxy Store but I can't find this app in the store. Thanks!
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I used QuickStar (part of Good Lock) to hide the battery icon.
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I used QuickStar (part of Good Lock) to hide the battery icon.
Screen Recording 20210202 183614 QuickStar
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Thanks but how did you install it? I can't find the app in the store.
I found Good Lock in the Galaxy Store. I'm not sure why you can't find it. I'd assume Sammobile may have the apk file for "sideloading" somewhere on their site.
nice work man!! gonna test this one out on my s21
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Thanks but how did you install it? I can't find the app in the store.
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its not available in EU only US, UK , INDI and korea.
you need to download Nicelock from appstore then download the app modul from apkmirror.
thanks for the app. Was missing it up to now!
Agent Zach said:
Just bought today. (Owned the Note 10+ version previously).
Absolutely love it!
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Awesome! Enjoy the App!
xDroidZz said:
nice work man!! gonna test this one out on my s21
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How did it go?
cookie666 said:
thanks for the app. Was missing it up to now!
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You're welcome! Enjoy the App!
Just installed on s21 ultra. Will see how it goes thanks.
I like it, it's cool.. But the charging animations are a little choppy/glitchy. It's like it's running at 15 fps rather than the buttery-smooth 120 hz the S21 is capable of.
Or maybe the animations aren't looping exactly right? I can't tell, but there's something off.
I liked your app.
since updating firmware to android 12 it's not working anymore.
app gives an error and closes
@jagan2 could you please check your email? Or send a PM on here please?
Hi @jagan2,
First thing, I totally love the app! It is very stylish and brings the phone to life.
I wanted to share some feedback (I'm using a Pixel 6 Pro):
I find changing the ring origin too easy, it would be great to add a lock button to leave it fixed.
Also, it would be great to know if you really set it to 0 degrees or 90... I think maybe adding (inside the ring?) an editable text box synchronized with the ring could be perfect. Another idea would be to set the angle to 0, 90... whenever the user got close as if there were invisible guides (this would limit some weird users that might want it on 5 degrees or whatever though).
Please please please, could you add a configuration of merged segments but in gradient mode? Right now merged segments allows an amazing level of configuration as I can set colour 1 to be until 30%, color 2 until 40%, color 3 to 80% and color 4 to 100%. But if I use the gradient feature, I have no control of how long of the ring each color should appear for.
About the animations, I agree with #12, animations seem to start moving gradually but they seem to finish abruptly. Maybe the deceleration algorithm is missing or not finishing properly or something?
Thank you very much for your work!
#Edit: I've been able to kind of sort out point 3 adding 10 colors so each of those are 10% increments (putting a color twice in a row would be a 20% range). It's WAY more beautiful this way! But a bit cumbersome to set up.
Hi @jagan2,
There's a massive bug! If I put my Pixel 6 Pro in landscape, the energy ring disappears.
Can you please fix this? I can help you test it.
Seems like the option to hide the energy ring in full-screen apps also hides it whenever you put your phone in landscape. I thought it would be able to detect when an app is being shown in fullscreen and hide only in those scenarios?
Thanks
@jagan2 , I reached out to you via alemail a few weeks ago but you haven't responded. I'm not sure if you remember, but I helped you with making Energy Ring compatible with the T-Mobile OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro shortly after they were released. I'm now on a custom ROM and your app isn't compatible with it. A dev on Telegram told me to have you do something to make it compatible with the ROM, and/or while using custom props (Pixel). Please PM me on here on on Telegram at the same username as on here. Thanks.
Update: Fixed the issue of System turning off Accessibility Service of Energy Ring frequently, it was a Android System Level bug, a workaround has been deployed successfully, let me know if Energy Ring is stable again for you!
P.S. I am flooded with emails and messages, apologies if I couldn't reply all!
Hey, I used it for my Galaxy S21 Ultra for long time but now for the S23 Ultra it is not on the right place.
Same issue here on S23 Ultra! The icon is displayed to the right of the camera, it's not centered and can't be moved in any way.
Would be awesome if you could take a look. I'm sing this app since my S10+ and I can't live without it