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[REQUEST] app to invert everything on screen (colors)

Hi guys,
I know that the "screen filter" app exists,
but would anyone be willing to code an app that
basically inverts ALL colors (or white to a dark grey) on screen ?
I don't know if it's supported at all by the android APIs but perhaps someone has an idea how to do it
this would save HUGE AMOUNTS of energy when reading
e.g. PDF files with only text in them
or browsing on lots of sites with also only have a white background and (little) dark text
this is especially applicable to those devices using AMOLED displays such as the Samsung Galaxy S (I own one)
If you'd be willing to code it for the community - that would be great
if you'd need some donation - that will be OK, too
I'm sure others would join, too, since that app really would help to get a much longer battery runtime in those usage cases
Many thanks in advance

I'm not sure
but I think I found what I was looking for:
IDEAL Magnifier
nope - only for camera-input
it's getting close
anyone knows of an app that can invert the screen's content ?
otherwise it should be still correctly place in "development" subforum
edit:
documentation for browser with inverted white/colors and SurfaceFlinger:
http://ariya.blogspot.com/2010/10/color-inversion-for-web-pages.html
http://jsharkey.org/blog/2010/07/01/android-surfaceflinger-tricks-for-fun-and-profit/
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getting the browser from cyanogenmod into ROMs also would be quite helpful
http://www.drakaz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=468

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seriously - no one has interest in this kind of app ?

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I'm very interested in this thread. If only someone could shed some light on the topic. Also, would it be possible to port cyanogenmod browser to other roms?

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@boarder.2k9, ickyboo:
I think the problem is - that this is quite a very interesting topic (much potential)
and perhaps devs also might be willing to do it
but they are hesitant because it's some more work than the usual "hey - this music app doesn't include these features - let's code a new one"
a bounty (called "donation" in the post above) might make it (especially the whole-screen invert app) much more attractive to code I believe
if that's possible from Android's side, that is
it might be the case that it'll only work with CyanogenMod due to some pretty deep changes to the system
I'm not really coding much - I'm more the kind of linux-distro kernel patchset guy so I have no clear idea what requirements might be needed for this "stunt"

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Yah, some1 should sort this out....

Bump, ouch my knee.
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For webpages, see my signature for one way to force black backgrounds on the stock web browser.

Bump! As I just posted on the thread in the general Android forum, :
I very much want this, too! Not only would it be great for night time viewing and amoled power savings, but it would also provide some wear leveling/un-burn-in effects for the notification bar, keyboards, etc.! Say you use the inverted mode 50% of the time, it would completely counter burn-in from the other 50%.
Please, someone, do it and I'll pay handsomely. I'll pitch in $20 to a bounty, anyways.
It should be almost as easy as CyanogenMod's render effects or Chainfire 3D's night mode. If they can take each pixel's intended color, calculate that minus green and blue, and output the result, they should be able to take the color, calculate the inverse, and output that, instead. I'm not a programmer, though, so I may be off base.

I don't have a Galaxy S I9000, but I'm also looking for this. I don't know if Quick Invert is compatible with this device (it isn't with My Nexus S), but the developer shares some ideas for a more universal implementation here.

CF.lumen
Search for CF.lumen in play store.

If you use opera mobile (may work in other browsers) you can create a bookmarklet, try ''night mode'' here http://o.yeswap.com/
EDIT: (for opera mobile) http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum/showthread.php?t=99801

rajag33 said:
Search for CF.lumen in play store.
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Unfortunately, CF.lumen doesn't work for me.

Maybe I will do that. But if I do, it'll require 2 things. Root and Xposed.
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[GO SMS PRO] Interest Theme

Hello everyone,
Here is my latest work, a theme for Go Sms Pro called Interest. It is still a work in progress and if this works out well I may end up making more.
Here is the link to the paid market download (there appears to be a problem with play store device compatibility as it shows up as compatible with the evo 3d in the developer console but it says incompatible when i log in to playstore and view the description....)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sImNvbS5qYi5nb3Ntcy5wY3RoZW1lLkludGVyZXN0Il0..
But for my very dear xda peeps I will give it for free! (Click Here!)
If you like what I do consider buying the market version! Suggest it to your friends if you like it!

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Looks pretty nice, imo.
Maybe make a second one, with the only mod being a white background, the white text at the conversation list isn't easy to read with the multi-color stripes.
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You mean in the conversation view but list style instead of bubble?
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Whoops, my eyes must have spazzed or something, nevermind that, your theme is A+ !
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"You can overclock as much as you want, your phone will always seem too slow."

Would you be able to change the bubble color in the conversion to the peach color (that's on the top right hand corner) and the ICS blue color?

omnomnomkimiiee said:
Whoops, my eyes must have spazzed or something, nevermind that, your theme is A+ !
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Thanks!
omgitsmoosh said:
Would you be able to change the bubble color in the conversion to the peach color (that's on the top right hand corner) and the ICS blue color?
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I tried a lot of combinations for the bubble colors and the current setup was the most satisfying but ill try what you said and see how it goes
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APK updated with a lot more themed
The peachish color works out pretty good along with the white!
Thanks for the suggestions

Just three days after I publish my theme look at what the ****tards at GOSMS did!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...S5qYi5nb3Ntcy50aGVtZS5nZXRqYXIuY29sb3Jib3giXQ..
Anyone else think theirs looks like they copied mine?! Although mine is not as ugly as theirs!

thesparky007 said:
Just three days after I publish my theme look at what the ****tards at GOSMS did!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...S5qYi5nb3Ntcy50aGVtZS5nZXRqYXIuY29sb3Jib3giXQ..
Anyone else think theirs looks like they copied mine?! Although mine is not as ugly as theirs!
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lol i see the resemblance but its ok, no one in the market seemed to like their theme

Hey dude! This theme looks very nice but maybe make a version that's all grey instead of grey and white, to me it doesn't blend ahaaha but aweseome theme thanks
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Love the theme. No complaints about the color scheme but the type to compose box is crooked. Might wanna take a look at it.
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Controlling Notification LED

Nothing recent to research for our N3 so I wanted to hear from the peeps that are controlling their Notification LED using apps such as "Light Flow", etc.
I downloaded Light Flow Lite and do not want to buy their paid version until I listened to the opinion of my peers who own the same device.
Anyone out there using apps to control their LED, and which apps do you like/hate?

Wow, do you guys know how many colors our LEDs are capable of making?
Android is famous for its adjustability, and yet no one wants to take control of their notification LED?
Makes no sense to me, I don't get it.

XiphoneUzer said:
Wow, do you guys know how many colors our LEDs are capable of making?
Android is famous for its adjustability, and yet no one wants to take control of their notification LED?
Makes no sense to me, I don't get it.
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Try posting in the "theme's and apps" section for more responses. Dont double post though! Click the caution triangle at the top right of your original post and ask to move this for you.

440bro said:
Try posting in the "theme's and apps" section for more responses. .
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You mean "more" than zero - lol
That certainly makes sense to me bro, but in the past, similar threads were move back here because I was "asking a question".
Regardless, over 100 views and no one else has any motivation to control color of notifications, why not?
So far, just with the 1st free app I have tried, it's light years better than just the plain blue for everything..
sms flashes green
e-mail flashes cyan
missed call orange
calander reminder purple
low battery red
incoming call blue
So if we move this thread, will I get 200 views not interested, (instead of only 100 - lol)

I could care less about my led color because I have a galaxy gear. But if I didn't, I'd be checkin out some led apps!
I posted in here recommending to move your thread because I did see you had views and no comments. I couldn't leave ya hanging. Maybe wait a few days and let your post marinate here. Then ask to move it so it can get a couple hundred more views without comments in that section too! Lol

The only thing I would care about is being able to set different colors for different contacts.
On my GPro I had red for my (ex) girl, yellow for my mom, green for my closest friend, etc.

raduque said:
The only thing I would care about is being able to set different colors for different contacts.
On my GPro I had red for my (ex) girl, yellow for my mom, green for my closest friend, etc.
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You can do that.
Thanks bro for the replies

XiphoneUzer said:
Wow, do you guys know how many colors our LEDs are capable of making?
Android is famous for its adjustability, and yet no one wants to take control of their notification LED?
Makes no sense to me, I don't get it.
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Try this. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflowlite
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Who would of thought an led app needed sooooo many permissions!

lildoggs said:
Try this. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflowlite
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I did, and said so in my first post.
XiphoneUzer said:
I downloaded Light Flow Lite and do not want to buy their paid version until I listened to the opinion of my peers who own the same device
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I'm liking is, but was hoping to get feed back from peeps who have tried other apps, or the paid version.
Have you tried any of these, and what do you think of them.
(also, thanks for the reply and for taking the time to supply the link).

Sorry I read you post last week and didn't remember you had written that you have tried lightflow. ?
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I use light manager and has got a bunch of settings and you can add apps and set colors for app notifications.
Roloracer on XNote 7 Note3

New icon, contributions are welcome! (completed)

For the next version (probably named 2.6), @GermainZ has made big contributions for a refreshed, more holofied design. I think this would be the right time to introduce a new logo as well. If you want to contribute, but can't code, this is your chance.
Some trivia about the current/old logo:
I quickly put it together when I first published the installer two years ago.
The "X" obviously stands for Xposed.
It's hardly visible in the resized icons, but the blood drops below the X actually read "posed".
The "deeper meaning" of the logo was to illustrate how Xposed hits right into the heart of Android, exposing functionality that wouldn't be possible otherwise.
I'm not involved in the Heartbleed bug, even tough it has been introduced around the same time.
Anyway, after two years, I think it could use a refresh. I have attached a draft, mainly based on work by @natezire71. It combines two ideas that I like a lot: "X" for Xposed, and a puzzle piece as a symbol for the modularity. As it will still take some more time until the next release, I thought I'd open this thread for improvements and new ideas.
Some guidelines:
The logo should reflect what Xposed is about. I like the puzzle idea, but there may be other good symbols.
Yet, it should be a rather simple shape to make it usable even for small icon sizes.
It should look nice on light and dark backgrounds.
The original image size should be 864x864 according to http://developer.android.com/design/style/iconography.html (I made the mistake to apply colors only to the resized copy, therefore the smaller attachment)
If possible, please use a file format like PSD with multiple layers for the individual elements and ideally vector graphics, that makes it much easier to edit/rearrange parts later (my example isn't good again, I had to get rid of layers to line up the X with the outline).
I'll see how the reactions are, then I'll decide if I like a single logo so much that I will use it, or put up a poll for you to choose one. Feel free to post just a sketch of your ideas to test how I like it (before putting much effort in finalizing it).

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For the next version (probably named 2.6), @GermainZ has made big contributions for a refreshed, more holofied design. I think this would be the right time to introduce a new logo as well. If you want to contribute, but can't code, this is your chance.
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assuming that you're interested in feedback as well, my vote goes toward "non-pastel" colors. i prefer saturated colors over washed out stuff, basically putting quite some time to change ugly icons to my liking this is jus throwing in my dice, hope it's welcome
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )

Sure, feedback is welcome! I definitely have more skills in software development than in graphic design.

Hi there ! I did a quick one :3
(I'm more into FLAT DESIGN)
(I did the icon in Illustrator. Its in vector format)
Few more incoming
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What about the simpliest puzzle-shaped X symbol?
View attachment Xposed_logo.zip

Thanks! But keep in mind that icons are displayed at small sizes, e.g in the title bar of the app. I'm afraid that the details in @DD-Ripper's suggestion will get lost at such sizes. Then it wouldn't be much more than a blue circle.

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Thanks! But keep in mind that icons are displayed at small sizes, e.g in the title bar of the app. I'm afraid that the details in @DD-Ripper's suggestion will get lost at such sizes. Then it wouldn't be much more than a blue circle.
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So that means a silhouette should do ..right ?
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@rovo89 I have an awesome idea for a new icon since then. Give me a few days to make it--Finals are on my heels.
Also, have people actually accused you having something to do with Heartbleed?

Simple might be better, yes. I prefer something clean and serious.
 @gaich, your idea is nice as well, but I think it might be a bit too fancy.
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Also, have people actually accused you having something to do with Heartbleed?
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No, it just came to my mind when I wrote the explanation about the bleeding heart.

rovo89 said:
Simple might be better, yes. I prefer something clean and serious.
@gaich, your idea is nice as well, but I think it might be a bit too fancy.
No, it just came to my mind when I wrote the explanation about the bleeding heart.
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Whew. Had to double check that--some people are nuts. :good:
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This is a first draft. Suggestions, my good sirs?
EDIT: I will be honest--this isn't an original design. The "Moonshine" icon pack has an icon very similar to this. I like that icon for Xposed, but thought it could be better.

@rovo89 how about this ?
Minimal and simple ..
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Also this. (I'm so sorry, lol).

Nice Icons though @DD-Ripper
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natezire71 said:
This is a first draft. Suggestions, my good sirs?
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Mhm, it's not so much speaking for itself, a bit more iconic would be great.
Zeuscluts said:
Nice Icons though @DD-Ripper
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I agree, I like the clean style. @DD-Ripper, did you plan that that the icon should have a opaque background, possibly with slightly rounded corners, or would the background be transparent? Transparent would probably create clearer outlines, but requires outlines in the icon itself (e.g. your latest suggestion would not work on a white background).
Could you post a preview with just the icon, resized to 48x48 px (used for medium resolution), so we get a better impression what it would look like on a phone with less details?

rovo89 said:
Mhm, it's not so much speaking for itself, a bit more iconic would be great.
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What do you mean?

rovo89 said:
Mhm, it's not so much speaking for itself, a bit more iconic would be great.
I agree, I like the clean style. @DD-Ripper, did you plan that that the icon should have a opaque background, possibly with slightly rounded corners, or would the background be transparent? Transparent would probably create clearer outlines, but requires outlines in the icon itself (e.g. your latest suggestion would not work on a white background).
Could you post a preview with just the icon, resized to 48x48 px (used for medium resolution), so we get a better impression what it would look like on a phone with less details?
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Yeah I agree it won't work on a white bg ..here is a preview like u asked .
The image is in standard 720p res (1200x768px) and I included few more resolutions of the icon too :
Edit : I'll do the one with "outlines" in a monochromatic grey color . Wait few minutes
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DD-Ripper said:
Yeah I agree it won't work on a white bg ..here is a preview like u asked .
The image is in standard 720p res (1200x768px) and I included few more resolutions of the icon too :
Edit : I'll do the one with "outlines" in a monochromatic grey color . Wait few minutes
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How about removing the hardware button on the phone? We aren't iPhones; if anything, it should be modeled after a Nexus device.

natezire71 said:
How about removing the hardware button on the phone? We aren't iPhones; if anything, it should be modeled after a Nexus device.
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Actually that's a vectorized Galaxy S2...

edisile said:
Actually that's a vectorized Galaxy S2...
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I know--but thing is, a modern Android phone shouldn't have a hardware button. That's great that it's a 2-3 year old phone. It should be modern.

natezire71 said:
I know--but thing is, a modern Android phone shouldn't have a hardware button. That's great that it's a 2-3 year old phone. It should be modern.
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But it also could be intended like Xposed being also supported by old devices.

More color settings?

Bought the US version and Like the phone but I see only two color settings. The srgb mode is too dark and dull and would be better if I got to add some more saturation to it. The colorful mode is too colorful and the reds are too extreme. Are these really the only two options we get?

dinkydino said:
Bought the US version and Like the phone but I see only two color settings. The srgb mode is too dark and dull and would be better if I got to add some more saturation to it. The colorful mode is too colorful and the reds are too extreme. Are these really the only two options we get?
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Yep. Unfortunately they completely stripped the Chinese ROM in bring it to the worldwide community in favor of a mostly vanilla android. They also stripped out gesture navigation which was in the Chinese ROM and is actually baked into Android Pie! SMH.

xphyle1971 said:
Yep. Unfortunately they completely stripped the Chinese ROM in bring it to the worldwide community in favor of a mostly vanilla android. They also stripped out gesture navigation which was in the Chinese ROM and is actually baked into Android Pie! SMH.
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Sad I guess I played myself. Even the honor 6X I have now came better calibrated than these 2 extremes and the display on the 6x is inferior. Is it really that difficult adding a saturation slider or color temp controls? I can tell the panel on this thing is pretty good but having the colors blast my face on colorful mode and everything looking dead on SRGB is BAD with no in between. I guess I should have been more patient but now I'm definitely going to look at the phones in store prior to buying. And I suppose software support isn't a meme either but lesson learned I'll do my homework next time. I don't bank on maybes when it comes to expecting more features added or potential roms looking at the red magic mars because that would fix a lot. Thanks for the reply.