Hi everybody, let me present you SpyKit, and app designed for taking spy pictures in a very simple yet powerful way!
The motivation was to address the main problems in most of the existing spy cameras: lack of polisheness and counter intuitive user interfaces.
Right now this is the only spy camera that works when you screen is truly turned off!
How to use it?
The first thing you have to do is activate it through the main switch in the upper right corner. You can also put a widget in your desktop for quickly enable it.
Then there two ways you can use the app:
-> Using your device buttons. (PLAY, PAUSE, VOLUME UP/DOWN)
By default all buttons are mapped to the Single Picture Action.
-> Using the Motion Detection feature.
By default motion detection is mapped to the Continuous Shooting Action
You, of course, can change this mappings at the settings screen.
SpyKit, by default, displays a floating preview which you can drag and resize as you like. It allows you to keep using your other apps while the preview is active!.
If you don't want the preview to be shown, you can disable it at the settings screen.
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Download it from Play Store:
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We are trying to make a good quality app and we would love to hear what you think what we have built so far, from new ideas to even translation things (we are not native english speakers).
Thank you all!
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Inspired by the zoombar projects (link below), I thought that it could be possible to convert the hard button area of the touch HD to a more useful thing: a touch pad.
I think we have enough room for left-right and also up-down movement. Also a double click could be considered as pressing the Enter button.
I believe we have skilled enough developers who can make this dream a reality (like XaKing and namuk).
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Links to the zoombar projects mentioned above:
XaKing's (works flawlessly on many ROMs): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=518367&highlight=zoombar
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namuk's (on-going project): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=515701
Although im no developer, i'd love to see this!
Although, would it only enable in certain applications? Because i want to answer a call when one comes in and not be zooming! lol
Also, if i get a call in camera mode, will it detect this and revert the buttons?
It all comes down to the limits of our imagination. Maybe we could have a blacklist/whitelist approach, where we could define the applications for which this touch pad should be enabled. This could be in some conf file or registry.
But we need the real thing first, these nice little touches could come later.
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It all comes down to the limits of our imagination. Maybe we could have a blacklist/whitelist approach, where we could define the applications for which this touch pad should be enabled. This could be in some conf file or registry.
But we need the real thing first, these nice little touches could come later.
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I discovered an app that allows the home screen to work in landscape mode, as well as the dialer and most apps. It does cut off the labels on some of the icons, and make widgets sized a bit odd sometimes, but for the most part it works and is AMAZING if you want to HDMI out through a MHL cable and would like it to stay landscape locked while mirroring.
The app is called "Orientation Lock" by "coin soft" and is available for free download via the android market. It does not require root.
I thought i'd share this because I've seen people ask if there's any way to run home screen in landscape and I always just see people reply with "install a 3rd party launcher" so I thought i'd share the solution for people who'd like to stay on TW. Another note is that this works across most ROMS that are TW based I've tried it on stock, stock telus, dabomb v1.0, and have even since installed a 5 icon dock mod, which does not make this method not function, but does hide the 5th icon while in landscape mode. This method can also be used to view your app drawer in landscape as well. If you have any apps you'd like to mirror via MHL cable in landscape but only view in portrait by default, wasting a HUGE portion of the screen on your big shiny hdtv, you can force landscape.
Please hit "thanks" if I have helped you!
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About our solution:
Every day an average smartphone user turns their phone ON 110 times per day. The first thing they see is a lock screen. Standard lock screen solutions don't bring valuable information to the user, which is why we've decided to change it. We created Swipe - your personalized lock screen newsfeed. To set up the application, just install, add the news pages that you follow and your done. Now, every time when you turn your phone you will get latest updates directly on your lockscreen. No need to unlock the phone and try to find and open the application. We offer direct, easy to use, straight forward experience.
Our Website: getswipe.ru
Download Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2795747&stc=1&d=1402658046
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For Testers
We want to hear what you think of this idea and what kind of adjustments should be done. Note, this is still an early beta.
In the next versions we will be adding:
Pincode/Pattern security
Images working on all RSS feeds not just (the Verge & TechCrunch)
More stable build
How to use:
Download the .apk
Install Swipe
Open Application
Find news resources by their title (For example: Verge)
Add your preferred subscriptions
Turn off your screen
Turn on your screen
Please gives us your feedback, overview and what kind of issues have you encountered.
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"Plugged In" is an Android app done using Tasker. Actually I am a big fan of Tasker and the way it works. I even found lots of other apps which features the same idea but not the way I am presenting today. I even posted about this profile on my blog nexusandme.com about a month back and that became one of the most viewing post so far. So I then thought of exporting it as a standalone app and I am successful in doing that. Download link at the end of the post.
Features :
1. Media select dialogue pops irrespective of on whatever screen you may be on.
2. works even when the device is locked.
3. Tested on almost all OEM devices including tabs, working fine without any issues.
Just plugin and play.
Size : 1.1mb
What's New in Ver.1.4:
1.Added YouTube and Dialer apart from Google play music, mx player, chrome. Total 5 apps
2.Reduced the dialogue size that fits displays ranging from 3.5inch to 5.5
3.Scroll down for chrome and dialer apps
4. changed icons size to 124x124 HD
Installation :
Like other apps download > install and trigger it for the first time. Now try by plugging in your earphones.
Please let me know how's the app. Find it useful then share it with your fellow buddy's.
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custom apps selection is critical.
only Youtube works cause Note 3 has diff apps for dialer,Google music etc.
Edit: OP need to be updated says v1.4 should be v1.5.
Thanks for the app.
Looks nice good job :good:
Thanks! Looking to try this out, and logged in for updates
Great app, but please add Spotify.
One of the new features found in ColorOS 12.1 is the ability to create an OMOJI. This is an interactive animated character that can be used to represent you! Once you've created your OMOJI, you can share it with your friends, or use it for your Always-On Display. The selfie camera is used to capture your facial expressions, as your OMOJI mirrors everything that you do.
Start with a template character, and make adjustments from there. Use the edit icon in the bottom left to choose your skin color, head share, hairstyle, etc. Then you can proceed to choose headwear and glasses for your character. There are many different designs to choose from, so chances are that you'll be able to get an OMOJI that represents your style.
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Now your emoji is ready to use. You can access it by going to Settings > Account > OMOJI > Use OMOJI. Then you'll have options to set it as your profile photo or profile cover. To use your OMOJI with your Always-on Display, go to Settings > Personalization > Always-on Display > OMOJI.
Now that you know how to do it, feel free to share your OMOJI in this thread!
Thanks to OPPO for supporting this thread
Would be good if you showed how to actually open omoji!!! Its not in my app drawer, but is showing in App Management in settings. The only options are Force Stop (which is greyed out) and Uninstall.
Unfortunately not available in a lot of regions. I also do not have the feature which is definitely a bummer.
BlueMeany68 said:
Would be good if you showed how to actually open omoji!!! Its not in my app drawer, but is showing in App Management in settings. The only options are Force Stop (which is greyed out) and Uninstall.
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