Fast Reboot - Simulates a reboot by closing/restarting all core and user processes and thus frees up memory. Your phone should be much snappier after using Fast Reboot. DOES NOT ACTUALLY REBOOT YOUR PHONE, only the apps & processes. Does NOT require root
DroidLogViewer - Log file viewer for Android.
· watch the system log information;
· save/email the system log file;
· type/buffer/level/tag filter the log information;
· look and feel settings
Nooklets is an application that creates a container to run HTML/Javascript apps (called nooklets.) The sample set of nooklets includes a Sudoku game, and writing your own nooklet is as easy as creating a couple of html files and copying it to your internal SD card
Calibrator works out your Android phone's capabilities and what software it supports. You can also review your phone and tell everyone what you think of it so others can find it helpful. This is a reworked version of Calibrator for J2ME
glInfo - Small developer utility that lists a device's OpenGL ES version information, supported extensions and display configurations.
The report can be copied and pasted or sent via email from the menu, to help diagnose performance issues or provide OpenGL details about your device
2G-3G OnOff - Simple widget (1×1) for changing network mode.
It's a shortcut for network system settings which allows you to change 2G-3G and data roaming mode with only 2 clicks instead of 4.
What's New in This Release:
· Icon fix for 1.5 and 1.6
· Now you can center icon, when label is off
The WRW (Work Registration Widget) enables Android users to press a button every time they start/stop working. This button is just available on one of your Android desktop-pages, so always close and easy to access. Every button press is registered so afterwards you can ask for a detailed view of all your work-registrations
TiltLander is a simple project to demonstrate accelerometer use in Android. It's just the Android Lunar Lander demo, with the accelerometer hooked up to control the tilt of the lander.
How to play
You have to land the lander on the landing pad, which is shown as a green line at the bottom of the screen. (The actual position changes at random
