Control the features on your Android model with Phone Schedule

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Control the features on your Android model with Phone Schedule
Not quite as flexible as the Smart Action feature that Motorola built into the Motorola DROID RAZR, Phone Schedule is an Android app that allows you to have certain features of your phone turn on or off at certain times, or change the intensity of certain volumes. Want your phone to turn off Wi-Fi when you leave for your commute every morning? You can easily schedule that to happen with the app and even arrange to have it turn back on when you arrive at work. News junkies can set up their phone so that CNN's app greets them in the morning with all of the morning news.

The features that you can schedule include Silent mode, Wi-Fi on/off, Bluetooth on/off and Airplane mode on/off. Certain volumes can be raised or lowered to exact levels at specific times on specific days like Notification volume, Ringer volume, Media volume and Alarm volume. You can also have different ringtone and notification tones at different times of the day. Display brightness can be controlled and you can even schedule any app to open at a given time on certain days of the week (although that is experimental right now).

You can download Phone Schedule for free right now from the Google Play Store. The advantage that Motorola's Smart Action has is that it also works with your phone's GPS to allow certain actions to take place based on your location. There has been talk from the manufacturer that Smart Action would eventually be made available for other Android phones already launched from Motorola.

source: GooglePlayStore via AndroidAuthority


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