XDA member chrisstavrou has ported his popular Windows Mobile application, CSDevCTRL, to the Android platform. The developer himself made the transition from WinMo to Android and has been improving the user experience ever since.
Having moved to Android himself, the devs’ focus is on areas where he finds Android to be lacking, adding features without the need for root access and helping with day to day usage.
From XDA:
The tools app offers the following features:
- Turn on Bluetooth on incoming call or when dialling.
- Turn off Bluetooth after hanging up.
- Turn off Bluetooth only if a specific paired Bluetooth device is out of range.
- Blink the camera flash when device is flipped over and incoming call received.
- Turn off WiFi when screen is turned off and WiFi was on.
- Turn on WiFi when screen is turned on and WiFi was turned off by the utility.
CSDevCTRL has been tested on Froyo only.
You can find the functional app on the Android Market or you can head over to the thread via the source link. Don’t forget to let us know what you think of the app in the comments below, especially if you were a previous Windows Mobile user, like myself.
[via xda]