Showing posts with label power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label power. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2016

The power of Search now across apps

A task as simple as choosing a movie to see can actually be complex — and the information you want can be in several different places, often in apps. You might get your trivia from IMDb, the box office stats from Wikipedia and ratings from Rotten Tomatoes. Starting today, Google can save you the digging for information in the dozens of apps you use every day, and get you right where you need to go in those apps with a single search. Google Search can make your life a little easier by fetching the answer you need for you — whether it’s on the web, or buried in an app.

Getting you there faster
Let’s say you’re getting ready for the holidays but can’t remember the name of that classic Christmas movie you want to show your children. Now, you can use Google search to find the movie and learn more about it in one of your favorite apps.

Helping you find just the right app
Sometimes, the best answer for a search can be an app. Say you want to explore downhill skiing — now, you can just ask Google for downhill skiing apps and get a collection of useful apps.


These new features are rolling out now on Android (through the Google Search app or directly in Chrome and Android browsers). App listings for from Google Play will appear in search when they’re relevant. You’ll be able to search within a select number of apps initially (learn more). We’re working with developers to add more over the coming months (if you’re a developer, learn more). 

This is just one step toward bringing apps and the web together, making it even easier to get the right information, regardless of where it’s located.

Posted by Scott Huffman, VP of Engineering

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Friday, January 16, 2015

power controls v363 apk app

Requirements: Android v2.1+
Overview: An advanced power control widget.

 An advanced power control widget. FREE and No ADDS

 Contains following toggle options :
 Wifi
 Mobile Data (3G/4G)
 2G/3G toggle (2-Click)
 WiMax (4G for EVO)
 Bluetooth
 Bluetooth discovery
 Data Sync
 Airplane Mode
 Screen Auto Rotate
 Wifi Hotspot
 Volume toggle
 GPS* (shortcut to gps settings)
 Four brightness modes (low, mid, high, and auto).
 Auto brightness
 Flashlight
 Screen Always On
 USB Tether
 Screen Timeout toggle
 Battery info
 Multimedia buttons (play/ next track/ prev track)
 Multimedia mute
 Custom application shortcut

 (*) Direct GPS toggle is not possible due to security restrictions on android.

 Widget can contain toggle buttons between 2 to 8 with custom background and button colors. To re-arrange a toggle button, on customization screen click the button and move the seekbar to reposition.
 Widget can also be added to the notification bar.
 On android 4.0 widget can be resized.
 To use the widget, long press on the homescreen, and select widgets and then select the Power Controls widget.
 To edit existing widget click on the home icon in the application home screen.Widget can also be placed in the notification bar from the application screen.

 Permissions:
 android.permission.CAMERA: Required for the flashlight to work.
 android.permission.SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW: required to display a toggle choice popup when using notification widget (Only on gingerbread)

 Note: on gingerbread, direct notification toggle is not possible. The clicking the notification widget, it displays a popup to choose an action.
 Note: After the update the existing widgets will remain the same. For customization options, you will need to add a new widget to the screen.

 FAQ
 1) Can the GPS toggle be single click instead of a shortcut to system settings?
 No. Direct GPS toggle is not possible due to security restrictions on android.

 2) Where is the 4G toggle button or the 2G toggle button?
 There is an unified mobile data toggle button, which should work for all networks (2G/3G/4G). On some mobiles Wimax toggle would also work.
 Simply add this toggle and change the icon on the global settings screen. The icon is only for the display purpose and serve no functionality changes.

 3) The flashlight is not working on my device.
 Flashlight is only supported on a limited number of devices. I am not able to support many devices as I don’t have access to those.

 4) Can the notification widget icon be removed.
 No. Current android API does not support a notification without an icon. You can instead use a transparent icon or a battery icon.

 5) The notification widget is pushed to the bottom when a new notification arrives.
 Android currently does not support adding a notification which is always on the top. You can enable an accessibility service which pushes the widget on the top whenever a new notification arrives.
 On the main application screen, click the pin icon in the notification section, and enable the “Power Controls” accessibility service to make the widget pin to the top of the notification area.

 Feel free to suggest more toggle button ideas.

 Recent changes:
 3.6.3
 - Temporarily removed the functionality of pushing the icon to the right, introduced in the last update.
 3.6.2
 - Fixed mobile data settings shortcut broken for Jelly beans;
 - Notification icon is now pushed to the right, to work properly with the transparent icon.
 3.6
 - Added Brightness slider;
 - Added NFC shortcut;
 - Battery toggle now takes you to the system battery info;
 - Added a compatibility mode for flashlight (in global settings);
 - Fixed notification ui on jelly beans;
 - Build on jenny beans.
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 Latest version: 3.6.3 (for Android version 2.1 and higher)


Download Instructions:
http://rapidapk.com/sc94nunclnc5

 Mirror:
http://rapidgator.net/file/22387947
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http://www.directmirror.com/files/1OIINL38

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