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SmartStay Ex Pro v1.3.4.3
Requirements: Android 2.3 and up
Overview: SmartStay Ex keeps your screen from turning off while you are using it.
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SmartStay Ex keeps your screen from turning off while you are using it.
SmartStay Ex scans the front camera for faces at regular intervals. If a face is found, it will keep the screen from turning off. There are many advanced options available and many more planned!
Suggestions: https://eyespy.uservoice.com/
Requirements: Android 2.3 and up
Overview: SmartStay Ex keeps your screen from turning off while you are using it.
PLEASE DON’T LEAVE ANNOYING REVIEWS ABOUT YOUR ISSUES WITHOUT MAILING ME FIRST. I CAN’T HELP YOU IF I HAVE NO WAY TO CONTACT YOU.
SmartStay Ex keeps your screen from turning off while you are using it.
SmartStay Ex scans the front camera for faces at regular intervals. If a face is found, it will keep the screen from turning off. There are many advanced options available and many more planned!
Suggestions: https://eyespy.uservoice.com/
Features
– Supports Android 2.3+
– Customizable check frequency
– SmartTimeout™ – Only scan when screen is about to turn off
– [PRO] Optional status bar notifications
– [PRO] Optional customizable vibration notifications
– [PRO] Continuous mode – scan for a few seconds rather than taking a single picture
– [PRO] Low light mode
– [PRO] Exception list – don’t scan in chosen apps (e.g. app that lags while scanning)
– Supports Android 2.3+
– Customizable check frequency
– SmartTimeout™ – Only scan when screen is about to turn off
– [PRO] Optional status bar notifications
– [PRO] Optional customizable vibration notifications
– [PRO] Continuous mode – scan for a few seconds rather than taking a single picture
– [PRO] Low light mode
– [PRO] Exception list – don’t scan in chosen apps (e.g. app that lags while scanning)
FAQ
Q: Does SmartStay Ex waste battery?
A: SmartStay Ex wastes very little battery, especially when vibration notifications are disabled.
Q: Does SmartStay Ex only work if it recognises my own face?
A: SmartStay Ex does not recognise faces, it just detects them, so it will work with any face.
Q: Do camera apps work when SmartStay Ex is enabled?
A: Yes, but occasionally there could be a few second delay if SmartStay Ex is scanning.
Q: Does SmartStay Ex waste battery?
A: SmartStay Ex wastes very little battery, especially when vibration notifications are disabled.
Q: Does SmartStay Ex only work if it recognises my own face?
A: SmartStay Ex does not recognise faces, it just detects them, so it will work with any face.
Q: Do camera apps work when SmartStay Ex is enabled?
A: Yes, but occasionally there could be a few second delay if SmartStay Ex is scanning.
Devices
Known Supported Devices:
– HTC One S
– HTC Sensation 4G
– Motorola Atrix
– Samsung Epic 4G
– Samsung Galaxy Nexus
– Samsung Galaxy Note
– Samsung Galaxy S2
– Samsung Galaxy S3
– Samsung Nexus S
– Sony Xperia S
Known Unsupported Devices:
– Meizu MX
Known Supported Devices:
– HTC One S
– HTC Sensation 4G
– Motorola Atrix
– Samsung Epic 4G
– Samsung Galaxy Nexus
– Samsung Galaxy Note
– Samsung Galaxy S2
– Samsung Galaxy S3
– Samsung Nexus S
– Sony Xperia S
Known Unsupported Devices:
– Meizu MX
What’s in this version:
[Fix] Small fixes\n
[Improvement] Remove SmartTimeout™\n\n\n
SmartTimeout™ has been removed from SmartStay Ex for a number of reasons:\n
1. It wastes more battery\n
2. It can cause lag and wastes a lot of system resources\n
3. It is a dirty hack – the accessibility system was not intended for this type of feature\n
4. It causes "talkback" to be enabled on some devices\n
5. It does not work well when scrolling happens\n
6. It gets disabled after every update (this causes a lot of confusion)
[Fix] Small fixes\n
[Improvement] Remove SmartTimeout™\n\n\n
SmartTimeout™ has been removed from SmartStay Ex for a number of reasons:\n
1. It wastes more battery\n
2. It can cause lag and wastes a lot of system resources\n
3. It is a dirty hack – the accessibility system was not intended for this type of feature\n
4. It causes "talkback" to be enabled on some devices\n
5. It does not work well when scrolling happens\n
6. It gets disabled after every update (this causes a lot of confusion)
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