I used to carry my Palm Pilot around as a flashlight- the screen was perfect for navigating the house in the middle of the night for a bathroom break or a trip to the fridge. So when I switched to an Android G1, I was a little worried about having the same capabilities.
No worries.
Flash-the-Brain has produced the simplest, most effective flashlight out there. You can pick your color, you can change the size of the screen image- from small dot to large circle, to full screen- thereby changing the brightness.
Oh sure, you could get more complicated programs, add in functions like flashing, or talking or something. But what does the average flashlight do? It turns on, and it turns off.
I keep my flashlight on my main home page- the little flashlight widget so simple even my kids can figure it out. Tap to turn on, home or back to turn off.
And the best part? It's only 56kb in size.
No worries.
Flash-the-Brain has produced the simplest, most effective flashlight out there. You can pick your color, you can change the size of the screen image- from small dot to large circle, to full screen- thereby changing the brightness.
Oh sure, you could get more complicated programs, add in functions like flashing, or talking or something. But what does the average flashlight do? It turns on, and it turns off.
I keep my flashlight on my main home page- the little flashlight widget so simple even my kids can figure it out. Tap to turn on, home or back to turn off.
And the best part? It's only 56kb in size.