When talking about Phone Hardware we often think of processor, RAM, internal memory, camera, battery and more, although it is common to forget the important part: sensors for our device. Because of them our phone is able to detect the tendency it has, whether we host it or not with other functions that users may exploit.
In today's issue we'll talk about KinScreen, a request that using some of these sensors to perfect the way our screen is turned off, in a curious way.
Keep screen as often as you want
Depending on the type of app we use, if we've configured the screen to turn off every X seconds and the phone doesn't say it's consuming multimedia content, the screen will be closed. Here, among other functions, KinScreen comes into play, an app that uses your phone's sensors to monitor when you use it to turn off the screen.
With KinScreen we can force the panel to shut down when we use apps we have selected or otherwise use and keep the panel running
For example, we can prepare for that keep the screen active when the phone receives movement. Similarly, we can force the screen to work while charging, during calls or one of the star functions, while using a specific program. For example, you can configure the read program to make the screen off.
Although it's an easy use, It is useful for those who spend a lot of time reading through web pages or watching videos posted on them. The shutdown time is less than a minute, it's easy for the screen to close without having to touch it constantly, and with this process it is resolved.
The app is free, but if we want to turn on other functions, such as useful shutdowns as they allow, for example, close the device screen by inserting it into your pocket Due to the proximity sensor, we'll have to pay a total of 5.39 euros.
