Tuesday 8 October 2013
[APP]Use Air Gestures on Samsung Galaxy Y
Have you ever wanted to use air
gestures similar to the ones that the
flagship phone - Galaxy S4 does?
Well your dream has partially come
true as xda-developers member
forgin has developed this neat app
that simulates the S4 air gestures.
It's free and it requires Android 2.2 and above.
The app uses the proximity sensor
that the Galaxy Y has on the front,
so now you won't only use the
proximity sensor for shutting off the
screen while making calls, but for a
lot more things.
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Features:
-Set apps to open
with all the available
gestures.
-Silence alarm.
-Silence incoming
call.
-Switch betwen
recent apps (like
back and forward
behaviour)
-Fast go to home
screen
-QuickGlance like
Galaxy S4 has!!!
-Control your music
player (next/
previous/pause/
resume) even with
screen off!!!
-Shake phone during
a call to activate/
deactivate
speakerphone.
-Answer incoming
call, just put your
phone near to your
ear (its like Hover
Hold)
-Lock/Unlock screen
with hand slides!
FOR ROOT USERS:-
-Slide betwen your
photos in your
image gallery (1
slide->next, 2
slides->previous)
-Scroll up and down
in your browser (1
slide->down, 2
slides->up. Not all
browser are
supported).
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Installation:-
Installing the app is pretty simple.
Download either the APK from the
xda-developers forum attachment or
purchase the app from the Play
Store. Then after you install the app,
it will give you a screen where you
need to enable it as a device
administrator, so don't worry, just
enable it and you are done.
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Download:-
-Hovering Controls - v1.3.5 (xda attachment)
-Play Store ($1.35)
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XDA THREAD:-
For support and troubleshooting
,you can check out the
developer's official xda thread:
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SCREENSHOTS:-
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