Strobe Light - Simply an amazing Strobe Light for your Android! Uses your mobile phone's camera flash to simulate a strobe light effect. Never be caught at a rave without it!
Picture this. You are having a party at your house. The cute girl from your biology class is there. Suddenly your bro says 'Hey let's turn this into a rave!' Biology girl is feeling it
Flashlight + LED - The Flashlight application is a very easy to use and super fast application that converts your Android phone into a handy flashlight either using screen or camera led as a torch (camera led is not present in most devices)
Ostrobar Flashlight - This is a simple flashlight application for Android. You can easily use it in the dark.
Simply, tap on the screen to turn the flashlight on. Tap it again to turn it off. You can also set a light color is settings
Magnifying Glass - This app is a Magnifying Glass for Android! Simple, no frills. Tested on Galaxy S II. Magnifying Glass uses your front facing camera with a macro focus mode and full digital zoom
Night Vision - Activate Night Vision on your mobile phone! This app is a Night Vision Goggle simulator for your Android. It utilizes your rear facing camera with a green monochrome tint and full exposure settings to simulate a night vision goggle experience
Tiny Flashlight - Incredibly simple and yet very useful Flashlight application. Will use your mobile device's LED if it has one.
Tiny Flashlight features:
· It supports the widest range of devices with camera led (flash)
· It's also the brightest flashlight / torch on the market, because the camera led emits very intense light in the dark
Power-Button Flash Light - Triple-click the device's power button to toggle the flashlight! Even when your mobile phone is locked or in your pocket, you can quickly get this fast and handy flash light to work.
1. Take the locked phone out of your pocket
2. Double click the device's power button
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RootDim - This requires root privileges on your device and a backlit LCD screen (not OLED).
SuperDim lets you dim the display to very low levels--lower than the OS normally allows (that's why you need root privileges)--to save night vision. This will be particularly useful for serious amateur astronomers.
On some devices you can also turn off LEDs (e.g., power LED)
