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Monday, 23 December 2013

CyanogenMod ScreenCast Screen Recorder Review & How to Install!

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CyanogenMod's ScreenCast screen recorder allows you to easily record your screen, sounds from your phone, and your microphone all at the same time. This feature is especially useful for YouTubers who would rather record a video directly from their Android screen and not from a camera. 

ScreenCast app is great when it works because of how smooth the video playback is, even if your swiping across the screen quickly!

However, there are a few issues that I ran into while using the feature. After using ScreenCast I played back the video, but I noticed that the microphones were so sensitive that it picked up the sound of the finger across the screen. 

The CyanogenMod team did a great job of making ScreenCast possible, but there are still a few bugs to be fixed until it's a great app! 

Note: 
- You MUST be running on a CyanogenMod 11 ROM.
- Some phones like the Galaxy S4 can install the APK, but playback of the recording doesn't work.

How to Install: 

1. Go into Settings > Security > and check mark "Unknown sources".

2. Download CyanogenMod ScreenCast screen recorder APK to your phone using the link below.
Download CyanogenMod ScreenCast Screen Recorder APK

3. Open up the File Manager app on your phone, locate the APK, then tap and install it.

4. You will now have a new app called "Screencast" in your app drawer.

Credits - CyanogenMod 
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Sunday, 11 August 2013

Gravity Screen App for Android! Automatically Turn On/Off Your Screen Using Gravity!

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Gravity Screen for Android is an excellent app for anyone who is just wants to have their phone turned on when it's in their hand and have the screen turn off the it's in the pocket or on the table. If you've had enough of constantly pushing that power button this is the golden app for you!

Gravity Screen uses your phone sensor to detect when the phone is in your pocket, around 60 degrees and on the tablet, around 10 degrees. Just by using a simple sensor that comes standard in every single Android phone this is yet another great way to use it! 

This app also also you to change those degrees to get it just right for you. If you have a Galaxy S4 you can take advantage of the proximity sensor to have a better experience with the app on/off screen functionality, but isn't required. 

Download the FREE app using the link below!
Get it on Google Play

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