Flashlight Toggle

Tue, 02 Apr 2019 04:31:58 +0000

Flashlight Toggle is a free, lightweight, Android app that has only one specific purpose – to toggle your flashlight on and off. It has no interface whatsoever.

It was specifically designed to work in tandem with the Bixby button on Android 9.0 Pie Samsung Galaxy devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, Samsung Galaxy S 10 , and others. By setting the Bixby button to launch this application, the flashlight will toggle on or off each time you press the button.

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Flashlight Toggle can also be used in connection with other automation apps, or even on it’s own if you just need an app icon to toggle the flashlight.

Features:
Turns your flashlight on and off!
No interface!
No options!
Doesn’t clash with your device’s built-in flashlight toggle!
Doesn’t interrupt you!
No special permissions required!
No ads!

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Reverse Lookup

Wed, 25 Dec 2013 06:06:23 +0000

Reverse Phone Number Search | Phone Directory by Area Code
Reverse Lookup Phone Search for Android

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Reverse Lookup Plus:

Reverse Lookup is an Android app that simplifies the act of finding the identity of an unknown caller.

With just a click, Reverse Lookup will search several public directories to identify a mystery number. It will even look to user-generated directories if no official results are found.

After caller info is found, the user has several options:

View a map of where the phone is registered
Save the caller as a contact
Block future calls from this caller
Search Google and other search engines for more info
Copy data to clipboard for use in other apps

For screenshots and more information, see the app’s listing on the Play Store(link above).

An ad-free version is also available. (Reverse Lookup Plus)

Notes:
Although they are frequently requested features(and we would love to be able to add them), there are three things that this app cannot possibly do(nor can any other app):

Lookup most cell phone numbers – There is no public directory of cell phone numbers so they are difficult to look up. Reverse Lookup can usually identify the number’s carrier, but little beyond that. (with some exceptions)
Identify BLOCKED numbers – Blocked numbers are completely unseen to your phone, so it’s impossible to unveil them.
Locate a cell phone by GPS – Imagine the security implications if you could locate a stranger via the GPS on their phone! Thankfully, this isn’t possible. The locations returned by Reverse Lookup refer to the area where the phone number was originally registered.

** If you are only seeing outgoing calls on the app’s main screen, this probably applies to you: Motorola/Verizon Users **

More Information:

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Caller ID Mode in Reverse Lookup PLUS