Wave Control

Control Your Phone With a Wave of Your Hand
Uses the proximity sensor to allow control of your music playback and calls by waving your hand over your phone.
Better than lockscreen controls since there's no need to turn on your screen or even touch your phone at all!
-Want the next song? Just wave!
-Need to silence your ringtone quickly? Just wave!
*Check the Player Compatibility List further down*
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Common Uses:
+Easy no look music control while driving
+At the office
+At the gym
+In the kitchen
+In the garage
+Whenever your hands are too dirty to touch your phone
+ More! - Email me how you use Wave Control
Easy to use, just wave your hand over the sensor (usually located just next to the earpiece).
Holding it there (hover) will Pause/Resume
One wave across will go to the Next Song
Two waves across will go to the Previous Song
Three times (needs to be fast) will Pause or Resume the controls
NEW
Call Controls Option
One wave silences the ringer
Two waves answers or ends the call
Beta Testers!
Looking for:
HTC Thunderbolt
Sony Phones
Tablets
Please email me!
Be sure to enable Headset Button Control in your player of choice
Also Available is the Pro version with these benefits:
-No Ads
-Can assign different commands to the gestures
-Option to disable some gestures
-Extra commands: Launch Google Voice Search, Turn Screen On, Stop playback, Volume Up/Down, Alt Play/Pause for MX Video Player
-Supports the Developer ;)
Coming Soon:
More Features - email any requests you have
Player Compatibility List:
Spotify
Rocket Player
PowerAmp Menu -> More -> Settings -> Headset -> Respond to Headset Buttons
Pandora
Slacker Radio
Uber Music
Samsung Music Player (Galaxy S2 and Note.. not Galaxy S, Y)
Google Music
MixZing Menu -> Settings -> Headset and Buttons -> Enable Headset Controls
doubleTwist Settings -> Player Settings -> Use headset controls
Winamp Menu -> Control Headset
DoggCatcher
PodPlayer+
.. Email me other players!
Some Notes:
There is about a second to register your waves.
Tip for the hover gesture: if you move your hand away too quickly it'll register a wave
After an action, there is a delay before another gesture will be registered
Works with any player that accepts headset (media button) controls
If the screen is off or another app is in focus, phone vibrates 1x on pause control and 2x on resume controls
Practice your wave techniques in the "Last Action" section
If you're getting another player responding to the commands, check if that app has the option to disable headset button controls
**IMPORTANT**
The sensor will behave differently on different phones. I don't have the resources to have a many phones around to test on. If there is a problem with the app, please email me at marksthinktank@gmail.com and give me a chance to figure it out before leaving a bad review!
And… there is a chance this app may not be compatible with your phone.. sorry. I'll do my best to keep the compatibility list up to date so future users won't run into issues.
Preliminary Incompatibility List:
*HTC EVO 4G (erratic sensor reading cause commands to trigger on their own)
*HTC Thunderbolt - Need testers
*HTC Rezound (should work as of V1.30 ** Big Thanks to Griffin for testing many many versions!)
Permissions Needed:
Wake Lock: To work when the screen is off
Read Phone State: To switch modes when phone is ringing or in-call
Internet: For Ad Supported Version
Access Network State: For Ad Supported Version
Access Coarse Location: This is not GPS -- For Ad Supported Version
Write External Storage: For Ad Supported Version
Vibrate Used when app not in foreground or screen is off
Developed on a Samsung Galaxy Note

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