Notification Toggle play.google.com.notificationToggle
Notification Toggle creates notifications in the Android status bar to let you quickly switch WiFi, Bluetooth, Silent mode, Screen rotation and Flight mode on and off or to adjust the screen brigthness (and many more...)
You can also add shortcut to your own apps into the notification bar!
In the settings, you can choose which notifications should be active. All icons & colors can easily be changed through the app for full customization!
Notes:
- not every toggle will work on every device
- some settings aren't changeable by user apps, so it will bring you directly to the android settings
- exclude from task-killers!
- if your device is rooted, you can install the app in /system/app for direct GPS toggle even on Android 2.3+ and more
- on Galaxy Note it seems to work only with the stylus on Android 2.x!
- WiFi
- Bluetooth
- Sound / Vibration, Sound / Silent, Sound menu
- Brightness mode / menu / 5 predefined stages
- Screen timeout dialog
- Wake lock
- Rotation
- Flight mode
- Mobile data
- NFC
- Flashlight (might require TeslaLED)
- Sync & Sync now
- WiFi- & USB-Tethering
- Music: previous / next / pause
- WiFi settings / advanced settings
- Bluetooth settings, Bluetooth visbility
- GPS
- Mobile data settings
- Data usage
- Battery
- Camera
- next Wallpaper (requires WallpaperChanger)
- Lockscreen (requires DelayedLock)
- Shutdown & Reboot (requires root)
- own apps & shortcuts
- 3.6.5: fix persistent Android Wear notification setting
3.6: Translation updated, minor fixes
3.5.9: Fixed flashlight toggle not opening bright white screen when no flash is available
3.5.8: Fixed Android Wear integration
3.5.7:
- text below battery toggle can now
be changed between level and temperature in the "status texts" settings
- disabled hardware acceleration in color chooser dialog
Required Android O/S : 2.1+
Screenshots :
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