
A Google user
While I used to use this app quite a lot and it worked fairly well, as each update comes along the Ads get more invasive such as, every time I went to answer my phone a full page ad would pop up and in order to get rid of the ad, I would lose the call. Then every time I went into settings or another screen, another full page ad popped up. They had a fairly cool feature which is kind of like the edge app on Samsung's where you swipe from the bottom corner and it opens a widget that shows all of you apps (that you set up) there. The problem is, when you were using that gesture for phone purposes, this would override the phones gesture and stop you from being able to do anything. I removed the app today and will never load it again
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James V. Fields (CyberSpiderPrime)
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Its 4+ rating is way overrated. The best program I ever used to control services on tablets and phones was the Switch Widget (alei.switchpro), but sadly is no longer updated and doesn't work on newer systems. This app could replace it if it converted to a widget and was user configurable - and taken off of the notification bar. It works ... but like the lesser known second cousin you don't want to speak of. Maybe a future update will correct its shortcomings. I guess I'll keep searching.
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A Google user
I am not one who leaves reviews, but have to tell you this: My old Samsung Galaxy S3 was next to useless after its native Settings app FROZE, and there was no way to solve it. Downloaded Quick Settings, which restored access, not to absolutely everything, but to what I needed to get the device working again, notably the Applications Manager. Thank you, Quick Settings!
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