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User Rating3.94/5Useful Switchers allows you to quickly toggle frequently used system settings.
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Useful Switchers Android App is well… extremely useful! It allows you to easily toggle settings and features that you would have to hunt for in the traditional Android settings menus. Toggle: Wireless (Wifi), Bluetooth, Screen Brightness, Screen Timeout, 2G/3G, Airplane Mode, and Stats for Battery, Internal and SD Card memory usage. Even comes with the very handy “Flashlight” utility for turning your screen brightness up/down.
Useful Switchers couldn’t be any simpler, simply launch the app and toggle the settings you like.
Frequency of use is user dependant.
The good thing about the user interface is how compact it is, meaning everything is in one convenient place, and actually launches above your Android desktop (which can toggle Full Screen or Window modes).
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Should you Download Useful Switchers? Yes! A recommended Essential Android App!
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Definately get this app.
Does Useful Switchers work with Cupcake 1.5 & and the default button on the rt of ahome screen how do i remove and place what i want in there ?
Seems to work differently with cupcake. Instead of one click on/off, when make a selection within the UI, it takes you to the default settings menu for the action where you have to select to turn it off or on. i.e. hitting the GPS switch takes you to the Security & Location settings where you can then enable the GPS. Before cupcake, Useful switches would automatically turn it off or on accordingly.
Thanks DerickJ, you’re right about that. Post-Cupcake version sends you to Android GPS Settings menu versus simply turning it off. I will ask the developer about that, my assumption is the restriction on GPS and WIFI settings forced that with Cupcake.
Anybody tried this with the Droid yet? It works OK, but secondary screens (like preferences)do not work (they keep flashing on and off).
FYI, the dev is no longer working on this app.