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*** REQUIRES ROOT ACCESS ***If you do not know what this is you probably do not have it andthis will do nothing for you.Simple app which allows you to change your device's hostname toyour custom defined hostname. This setting will remain afterrebooting. The device hostname is changed and the network servicesare toggled so the device updates the DHCP and DNS servers with thenew hostname. Once completed you should be able to ping your deviceat the user defined hostname. For instance, checking a defaultandroid device's hostname from DNS would show"android-abcdefghijklmnop" or some long unrecognizable name.Changing the hostname will update DHCP and DNS so that your devicewill appear as "your-defined-name".Permissions:*** REQUIRES ROOT ***Sorry but this is due to Google making the hostname setting asecure setting. I have no control over this.WRITE_SETTINGS: Required to change the hostname and toggleairplane mode.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE: Determine if we need to toggle the WIFI oncethe hostname is changed.CHANGE_WIFI_STATE: Toggle the WIFI if needed.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: Retain hostname change acrossreboot.

If you like this app please consider the PAIDversion to help support additional development.Allows easy sharing of images, music, videos and other media toand from your Android powered devices. Send media from your phonedirectly to your Google TV or other Android devices using Android’sbuilt in “share” function. This is a local transfer and yourinformation is only transmitted to and from your devices. Noexternal server or connections are made. Sending and receivingdevices must be on the same local network to initiatetransfers.(wired to wireless, wireless to wireless etc....)Setup is as simple as installing Media Share on your Androidpowered device(s) (including GoogleTV) and checking the “Mediatransfer enabled”.Receiving Device(s): Install Media Share. Setup your personalencryption key and check the box for media transfer enabled. Youshould now turn green indicating your ready to accept media.Sending Device(s): Install Media Share. Setup your personalencryption key to match the receiving device. You may exit nowunless you would like to enable this device to receive media fromother sources also. Transferring images, music, videos and othermedia is as simple as using Android’s built in “Share” function andselecting “Media Share”. You should see your remote device(s) onceyou have installed Media Share and have matching encryptionkeys.Permissions Needed:android.permission.INTERNETUsed for transferring images and media. Only local communication isneeded. No data is transmitted or received from anything other thanyour personal devices.android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGEandroid.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGEUsed to save and load your transfered media.android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATEandroid.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATEUsed for allowing transfers to and from devices.

Event Manager helps you get the most out ofyour Android device by having your device respond to events whichoccur and taking certain actions. For instance, when you plug yourdevice into AC power, you would like to have your device shut offbluetooth, WIFI and turn down the notification volume. Anotherexample would be automatically launching navigation or startingyour playlist playing on Mondays and Fridays when you dock thedevice in your car. It is also possible to schedule events to haveyour ringtone change for instance on workdays at 8AM and scheduleanother event to change to a home ringtone at 5PM. Nestingconditions are also possible where your device only takes actionsif all conditions are met.This application was designed to be as light on the system aspossible to achieve the desired results. For instance, thescheduler is setup so that when you create scheduled events, theapp sets an alarm within Android and then goes dormant untilAndroid notifies the app that the schedule has been met. The waythe application was designed there is no polling or constantrunning activities which may impact your battery. Everything is“set and forget” until the Android operating system notifies theapp that it needs to respond to a condition.Conditions:WIFI Change (connected to SSID / Disconnected)A specific time and dayBattery state changes (LOW/OK)Between time/day rangeDisplay state changes (display on/off)Dock state changes (docked desk, car or undocked)Headset state changes (headset plugged or unplugged)Power state changes (plugged USB and/or plugged AC)When the device rebootsResults:Change notification or ringtoneChange ringer, notification, music and alarm volume settingsindependently.Launch applicationLaunch web pageStart listening to a playlistPlay a soundChange screen off timeoutText-To-SpeechToggle WIFIToggle airplane modeToggle auto rotateToggle bluetoothToggle mobile dataToggle account syncWidget support is now available which allows you to execute anevent on touch. Try it out by adding a widget for your event to thehome screen. You can now enable/disable an event by long pressingthe event. This is useful should you need to disable an event fromautomatically executing. A disabled event can still be executed viathe widget so if you create a widget and do not want the widget tofollow the normal automatic execute conditions, simply create theevent and disable it. Your widget will still execute the event ontouching.V1.13ADDED - Toggle event notifications on/offFIXED - "toggle tether" showing "toggle GPS" on titleFIXED - "screen off timeout" showing "bluetooth" on titleADDED - Added "Never" option for screen off timeoutV1.10ADDED - condition Bluetooth connected/disconnectedADDED - result enable/disable tether *** root required ***FIXED - Feeback needs to be scrollable due to small resolutionscreensHACK - HTC-M8 reporting invalid BatteryManager.EXTRA_PLUGGED of8ADDED - WIFI connected to ANY SSIDV1.9ADDED - 24hr format when choosing timesFIXED - "Unable to start activity" error. EventManagerfromPreferences returning null.FIXED - "WakeLock under-locked" in EventReceiverFIXED - "NullPointerException" bug in WiFiStateChangeconditionUPDATED - Feedback report (commons-net-3.3)UPDATED - Better information when submitting logsV1.8Added new text-to-speech resultAdded execute via event long pressAdded result launch web pageFixed Bug in "Between day/time does" day matchingFixed Bug in "at a specific time" not executing due toseconds/milliseconds differentFixed missing serialVersionUID in TimeSpecificChanged "Between day/time does" will not execute. Use "at aspecific time".

**** THIS IS THE UPGRADE KEY ONLY ****This is the unlock key only for Event Manager. This is not theEvent Manager app. You may download the app from:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.developersinfo.eventmanagerEvent Manager helps you get the most out of your Android device byhaving your device respond to events which occur and taking certainactions. For instance, when you plug your device into AC power, youwould like to have your device shut off bluetooth, WIFI and turndown the notification volume. Another example would beautomatically launching navigation or starting your playlistplaying on Mondays and Fridays when you dock the device in yourcar. It is also possible to schedule events to have your ringtonechange for instance on workdays at 8AM and schedule another eventto change to a home ringtone at 5PM. Nesting conditions are alsopossible where your device only takes actions if all conditions aremet.This application was designed to be as light on the system aspossible to achieve the desired results. For instance, thescheduler is setup so that when you create scheduled events, theapp sets an alarm within Android and then goes dormant untilAndroid notifies the app that the schedule has been met. The waythe application was designed there is no polling or constantrunning activities which may impact your battery. Everything is“set and forget” until the Android operating system notifies theapp that it needs to respond to a condition.Conditions:WIFI Change (connected to SSID / Disconnected)A specific time and dayBattery state changes (LOW/OK)Between time/day rangeDisplay state changes (display on/off)Dock state changes (docked desk, car or undocked)Headset state changes (headset plugged or unplugged)Power state changes (plugged USB and/or plugged AC)When the device rebootsResults:Change notification or ringtoneChange ringer, notification, music and alarm volume settingsindependently.Launch applicationLaunch web pageStart listening to a playlistPlay a soundChange screen off timeoutText-To-SpeechToggle WIFIToggle airplane modeToggle auto rotateToggle bluetoothToggle mobile dataToggle account syncWidget support is now available which allows you to execute anevent on touch. Try it out by adding a widget for your event to thehome screen. You can now enable/disable an event by long pressingthe event. This is useful should you need to disable an event fromautomatically executing. A disabled event can still be executed viathe widget so if you create a widget and do not want the widget tofollow the normal automatic execute conditions, simply create theevent and disable it. Your widget will still execute the event ontouching.

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