Andromax Development Apps

This app is designed for the environment with multiple WIFI netscoexisted. You can easily connect to specific WIFI net or fastswitch between WIFI nets by single click.Features:- Create widgets for your WIFI profiles, one widget for one WIFIprofile. Click on widget to connect to that profile.- Enable WIFI if WIFI is not yet enabled.- See all WIFI signal strength on home screen.- Monitor WIFI network connected/disconnected by sound.- Name the widget by alias instead of SSID- Disable other WIFI profile temporarily when your target net hasweak signal. This will prevent your device from connecting to theWIFI net with strong signal which you don’t want to.- Tiny footprint on system resourceHow to use:This app CANNOT create WIFI profile for you. You can only pick fromexisted profile stored in system settings.1. Create widget on home screen, choose [Multi Wifi Widget]2. Pick a WIFI profile, then press [Save].That is the basic step to create a [Multi Wifi Widget]. On step 2,you can also optionally setup [alias], [sound for connected],[sound for disconnected], [disable others]. After widget created,you can- Click on widget to connect to.- Click on widget to update signal strength displayimmediately.- Change widget settings from app’s main preference screen.

** Superuser privilege required (only for rooted device)Just reboot, easy and fast, nothing else.Get rid of long press of power button.No beautiful icon, no fancy widget, no ad.Simple is the best.Actually there is only one line of effective code inside:"su -c reboot"On Market, there is an app called "Fast Reboot" from Great BytesSoftware.I use it, and I like it much.But sometime you just need the "real" reboot.For me, I use "Fast Reboot" daily, and use "Real Reboot" once ortwice a week.

This is version 1.2.1, released on Aug 22,2011, and NOT the latest version.For people who had ever installed this version, and don’t like thechanges in new version, here is a chance to downgrade.If you want to downgrade, you should uninstall new version first.If you are new to “Missed Call Reminder”, you should search forlatest version.

Use camera flash LED as torch.For those devices without a LED, you can also use screen back lightas torch.Simple function, tiny code, easy to use.*NOTE* When you turn on torch, it will prevent your device goinginto sleep.

Just find there is no build-in missed callreminder after buying an android phone?Did you ever miss important calls while you left your phone outsidethe meeting room?This is the must-have app for you.Whenever you have a missed call or unread message,this app will remind you by sound, vibration, LED, or lighting upyour screen,for every 10 minutes, or other interval you set.Reminder continue to work until:(a) you open the call log screen or message box(b) you turn reminder off manually(c) exceed the max reminding time you setFeatures:* any combination of reminder target: call, sms, or mms.* any combination of reminder type: sound, vibration, LED, orscreen on.* preference options include: reminder interval, reminder duration,max reminding time, reminder tone.* Auto silent when you set your phone in silent mode. (It’s anoption)* Using ringer volume or media volume as your choice.* This app does not show up any visible message whileworking.So check the 'Screen On' is helpful to see what event occurs onsystem bar.This is an add-on to system function, not replacement.* Support app2sdChanges in version 2.0:* [Quick Stop] to stop reminder easily.* Add LED as reminder option. (LED may not work on everydevice)* Now you can set different tones, different LED colors for calland message, to distinguish what you received.* Auto silent and vibrate off when you set your phone in silentmode.* Build-in simple HELP document.Other notes:* Though this app works as a resident service, it does not consumeyour valuable power when standing-by in background. No any pollingcode inside. It works only when specified event occurs. Forexample, an incoming message received.Known issue:* If you have missed call from viber, opening viber's call log cannot stop the reminder. You need to open original system's calllog.