DEV Olmene: exploring hinge-driven blur and perspective on Android foldables
I’m the developer of Olmene, an early-access Android app exploring the visual idea behind the iPhone Duo’s soft folding transition.
Olmene combines spatial blur and perspective through its own renderer. It includes three glass profiles, intensity controls, manual rendering, and device diagnostics.
The optional outside-app mode transforms a temporary screen snapshot. The website shows the signed retail build operating over Android’s home screen on the Pixel Fold emulator, driven by its virtual hinge sensor.
There are important limits: this is snapshot-based rather than live cross-window blur. Physical-device activation and complete cover-to-inner display handover remain unverified, and manufacturer restrictions can change the result.
The renderer requires Android 13+. Outside-app mode requires Android 14+, usable hinge readings, and explicit Accessibility access. The Android app has no network permission.
Recording, screenshots, and current compatibility: **olmene.com**
I’m happy to discuss the rendering approach and what currently works.
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I’m the developer of Olmene, an early-access Android app exploring the visual idea behind the iPhone Duo’s soft folding transition.
Olmene combines spatial blur and perspective through its own renderer. It includes three glass profiles, intensity controls, manual rendering, and device diagnostics.
The optional outside-app mode transforms a temporary screen snapshot. The website shows the signed retail build operating over Android’s home screen on the Pixel Fold emulator, driven by its virtual hinge sensor.
There are important limits: this is snapshot-based rather than live cross-window blur. Physical-device activation and complete cover-to-inner display handover remain unverified, and manufacturer restrictions can change the result.
The renderer requires Android 13+. Outside-app mode requires Android 14+, usable hinge readings, and explicit Accessibility access. The Android app has no network permission.
Recording, screenshots, and current compatibility: **olmene.com**
I’m happy to discuss the rendering approach and what currently works.
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Olmene
Olmene — A better kind of in-between.
Perspective. Soft focus. Your kind of glass. Watch the recorded Android effect and discover Olmene for €4.99 once.
100% Native Android Ubuntu Terminal(No Proot,Root,Chroot,QEMU)
Hello everyone! I’d like to introduce a unique project—one that currently has no equivalent in the ecosystem—which is also completely open-source. The project is called "Cortex." It is an Android terminal application that runs Ubuntu 24.04 using a 100% pure, native Linux kernel—without relying on virtualization or isolation methods like PRoot or Chroot. It does not require root access, though it can also be used with root privileges. You can find the GitHub repository here: https://github.com/ssfuisu/cortex. I encourage you to take a look and give it a try; it includes many features, and I am actively developing it. Most importantly, this is a one-of-a-kind project in the ecosystem—I am the one who conceived this idea. I would also appreciate it if you could star the repository!
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Hello everyone! I’d like to introduce a unique project—one that currently has no equivalent in the ecosystem—which is also completely open-source. The project is called "Cortex." It is an Android terminal application that runs Ubuntu 24.04 using a 100% pure, native Linux kernel—without relying on virtualization or isolation methods like PRoot or Chroot. It does not require root access, though it can also be used with root privileges. You can find the GitHub repository here: https://github.com/ssfuisu/cortex. I encourage you to take a look and give it a try; it includes many features, and I am actively developing it. Most importantly, this is a one-of-a-kind project in the ecosystem—I am the one who conceived this idea. I would also appreciate it if you could star the repository!
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GitHub - ssfuisu/cortex: Cortex Terminal: run real Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (glibc 2.39, apt) natively on Android. No root, no PRoot, no…
Cortex Terminal: run real Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (glibc 2.39, apt) natively on Android. No root, no PRoot, no containers, no VM. A fast Termux alternative for arm64 and armv7, with 50 languages. - ssfuis...
What would it take to make an open phone ecosystem a realistic alternative to Apple and Google?
We can buy a phone outright and still have surprisingly little say over the ecosystem around it. Apple and Google set the terms for their stores, and developers and customers mostly work around those terms.
Android's base is already open source. Projects like LineageOS and GrapheneOS exist. So “someone should build another OS” probably isn't enough.
What would make an open alternative usable for ordinary people?
The goal would be an open-source system where we could choose our app store and payment provider, with no compulsory commission to the OS owner. Stores could still charge for services people actually choose: distribution, payment processing, refunds or security review.
But the awkward questions matter. Who pays for years of security updates? How do banking apps work reliably? How do we get decent hardware support and persuade developers to support it without creating yet another ecosystem they have to maintain?
Could a foundation funded by phone makers, optional services and business support sustain this? Or would it eventually end up depending on another company with the same incentives?
The interesting test isn't whether enthusiasts would install it. It's whether someone could use it without giving up their bank, maps, messaging or camera quality.
What's the biggest obstacle: funding, app compatibility, hardware support, or simply getting people to switch? And which existing project is closest to solving it?
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We can buy a phone outright and still have surprisingly little say over the ecosystem around it. Apple and Google set the terms for their stores, and developers and customers mostly work around those terms.
Android's base is already open source. Projects like LineageOS and GrapheneOS exist. So “someone should build another OS” probably isn't enough.
What would make an open alternative usable for ordinary people?
The goal would be an open-source system where we could choose our app store and payment provider, with no compulsory commission to the OS owner. Stores could still charge for services people actually choose: distribution, payment processing, refunds or security review.
But the awkward questions matter. Who pays for years of security updates? How do banking apps work reliably? How do we get decent hardware support and persuade developers to support it without creating yet another ecosystem they have to maintain?
Could a foundation funded by phone makers, optional services and business support sustain this? Or would it eventually end up depending on another company with the same incentives?
The interesting test isn't whether enthusiasts would install it. It's whether someone could use it without giving up their bank, maps, messaging or camera quality.
What's the biggest obstacle: funding, app compatibility, hardware support, or simply getting people to switch? And which existing project is closest to solving it?
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Exclusive: Samsung Is Testing a Galaxy AI Premium Subscription
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Exclusive: Samsung Is Testing a Galaxy AI Premium Subscription
Samsung is testing Galaxy AI Premium, a paid plan with more AI credits, AI video from your photos and Bixby task automation. Here's what the app shows.
Exclusive: Here’s Your First Look at Memory, Samsung’s Take on Pixel Screenshots
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Exclusive: Here's Your First Look at Memory, Samsung's Take on Pixel Screenshots
Samsung's new Memory app saves screenshots, images, text and voice notes, then uses AI to name, tag and sort them. Here's a first look.
Oppo reportedly cancels Find X10 Ultra thanks to RAMageddon
https://9to5google.com/2026/11/07/oppo-reportedly-cancels-find-x10-ultra-thanks-to-ramageddon/
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Oppo reportedly cancels Find X10 Ultra thanks to RAMageddon
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra was my favorite new phone of 2026 but, thanks to RAMageddon, the company is apparently...
LoopPaper: live wallpapers from your own videos
Solo dev here. A few weeks ago some of you helped me test LoopPaper, and it is now out on Google Play.
What it does:
Set any video, GIF or photo from your phone as a live wallpaper (any length, you see the loop before you set it)
Make a playlist and your wallpaper changes on its own, with a transition between each picture: black hole, lava, glass smash, sand, lightning, anime and retro ones, 123 in total
A clock that sits behind the person in your photo, like on flagship phones
Foldable support: a different playlist on the inner and cover screens
\-It rests when the screen is off, so it is easy on battery
Free vs paid, to be upfront: setting a wallpaper is free with no ads, no watermark and no account. Plus is a one-time purchase (not a subscription) for unlimited playlists, all transitions and the extra effects. The 7-day trial only starts if you tap it.
Privacy: nothing is uploaded, everything runs on the phone.
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.looppaper
Short trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yVI9bKPXXo
I would love feedback, especially which transitions you would add next, or anything that breaks on your phone. I will be in the comments.
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Solo dev here. A few weeks ago some of you helped me test LoopPaper, and it is now out on Google Play.
What it does:
Set any video, GIF or photo from your phone as a live wallpaper (any length, you see the loop before you set it)
Make a playlist and your wallpaper changes on its own, with a transition between each picture: black hole, lava, glass smash, sand, lightning, anime and retro ones, 123 in total
A clock that sits behind the person in your photo, like on flagship phones
Foldable support: a different playlist on the inner and cover screens
\-It rests when the screen is off, so it is easy on battery
Free vs paid, to be upfront: setting a wallpaper is free with no ads, no watermark and no account. Plus is a one-time purchase (not a subscription) for unlimited playlists, all transitions and the extra effects. The 7-day trial only starts if you tap it.
Privacy: nothing is uploaded, everything runs on the phone.
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.looppaper
Short trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yVI9bKPXXo
I would love feedback, especially which transitions you would add next, or anything that breaks on your phone. I will be in the comments.
https://redd.it/1xo58cp
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Google Play
LoopPaper: Video Wallpaper - Apps on Google Play
Videos, GIFs and photos as a living wallpaper: 123 transitions, clock, no ads.
I made an open-source Android launcher that an AI coding agent customizes for you
https://github.com/MedTahiri/ai-launcher-android
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An open-source Android home screen you customize by describing what you want. Your AI coding agent builds it, installs it on your phone and checks that it works. - MedTahiri/ai-launcher-android
Gemini overlay no longer opens through long press of home button through third party apps.
I use a third-party navigation bar app on my Sony Xperia 1 V to swap the Back and Recents buttons. Its long-press Home action used to open Google Assistant. Since Gemini replaced Assistant, that long-press does nothing.
The app sends Android’s standard voice-command request (android.intent.action.VOICE_COMMAND). I checked with adb and the phone’s log: the Google app receives it and passes it to com.google.android.voicesearch.handsfree.HandsFreeActivity, which opens and closes without showing anything.
I also tried the other standard requests, each addressed to the Google app:
android.intent.action.ASSIST opens the Google app, not Gemini.
android.intent.action.VOICE_ASSIST opens Google voice search, not Gemini.
Long-pressing Home on the stock navigation bar does open the Gemini overlay, so Gemini itself works fine. It just can’t be reached from other apps any more.
I urge Google to lease make Gemini answer VOICE_COMMAND and ASSIST requests from apps with the Gemini overlay, the way Google Assistant did. Many button-remapping and accessibility apps depend on this, and some of them are no longer maintained, so they can’t adapt.
Device: Sony Xperia 1 V (XQ-DQ72), Android 15
Google app: 17.70.11
Gemini app: 1.0.995038376
Default digital assistant: Google (Gemini)
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I use a third-party navigation bar app on my Sony Xperia 1 V to swap the Back and Recents buttons. Its long-press Home action used to open Google Assistant. Since Gemini replaced Assistant, that long-press does nothing.
The app sends Android’s standard voice-command request (android.intent.action.VOICE_COMMAND). I checked with adb and the phone’s log: the Google app receives it and passes it to com.google.android.voicesearch.handsfree.HandsFreeActivity, which opens and closes without showing anything.
I also tried the other standard requests, each addressed to the Google app:
android.intent.action.ASSIST opens the Google app, not Gemini.
android.intent.action.VOICE_ASSIST opens Google voice search, not Gemini.
Long-pressing Home on the stock navigation bar does open the Gemini overlay, so Gemini itself works fine. It just can’t be reached from other apps any more.
I urge Google to lease make Gemini answer VOICE_COMMAND and ASSIST requests from apps with the Gemini overlay, the way Google Assistant did. Many button-remapping and accessibility apps depend on this, and some of them are no longer maintained, so they can’t adapt.
Device: Sony Xperia 1 V (XQ-DQ72), Android 15
Google app: 17.70.11
Gemini app: 1.0.995038376
Default digital assistant: Google (Gemini)
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How risky are unsupported Android phones in practice?
Millions of Android devices must be out of security support. I understand that unpatched vulnerabilities create opportunities for attackers, but what does that mean for the average user?
I'm asking partly because of my own situation: I have a Samsung Galaxy A13 running Android 14. Security updates have ended for it, so I'm a bit concerned.
I also really don't know much about phones but want to learn more as a matter of everyday knowledge, hence this post.
A few questions:
1. How do ordinary users actually get compromised? Phishing, malicious apps, compromised websites, or automated exploitation?
2. If unsupported phones are such a serious risk, why don't we see a much more obvious epidemic of compromised devices?
3. How significant is the additional risk of keeping my A13 for another 1–2 years?
4. Why aren't manufacturers legally required to provide security updates for a minimum period, like mandatory safety standards for cars?
5. Are newer regulations, such as those in the EU, likely to change this globally?
I'm not arguing that unsupported phones are risk-free. I want to understand the actual magnitude of the risk, both generally and in my particular case - acknowledging my relative ignorance :)
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Millions of Android devices must be out of security support. I understand that unpatched vulnerabilities create opportunities for attackers, but what does that mean for the average user?
I'm asking partly because of my own situation: I have a Samsung Galaxy A13 running Android 14. Security updates have ended for it, so I'm a bit concerned.
I also really don't know much about phones but want to learn more as a matter of everyday knowledge, hence this post.
A few questions:
1. How do ordinary users actually get compromised? Phishing, malicious apps, compromised websites, or automated exploitation?
2. If unsupported phones are such a serious risk, why don't we see a much more obvious epidemic of compromised devices?
3. How significant is the additional risk of keeping my A13 for another 1–2 years?
4. Why aren't manufacturers legally required to provide security updates for a minimum period, like mandatory safety standards for cars?
5. Are newer regulations, such as those in the EU, likely to change this globally?
I'm not arguing that unsupported phones are risk-free. I want to understand the actual magnitude of the risk, both generally and in my particular case - acknowledging my relative ignorance :)
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Android's biggest advantage for me is customization. Being able to change launchers, default apps and other settings makes the experience much more flexible.
Y
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I built Pickeed, an Android app for making group plans. Friends can join without an account.
Hey everyone, I’m the developer behind Pickeed. I built it for that moment when everyone in the group chat says “we should do something soon,” but nobody settles on a date.
With Pickeed, you can suggest dates, vote on ideas, and keep the final plan in one place. Friends can join from an invite link in their browser with just a first name. It’s free for private plans.
If you try it, I’d love feedback on one thing in particular: how easy is it to go from opening the app to sharing your first invite link? If you get stuck, I’d love to know where.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pickeed.app&pcampaignid=web\_share
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Hey everyone, I’m the developer behind Pickeed. I built it for that moment when everyone in the group chat says “we should do something soon,” but nobody settles on a date.
With Pickeed, you can suggest dates, vote on ideas, and keep the final plan in one place. Friends can join from an invite link in their browser with just a first name. It’s free for private plans.
If you try it, I’d love feedback on one thing in particular: how easy is it to go from opening the app to sharing your first invite link? If you get stuck, I’d love to know where.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pickeed.app&pcampaignid=web\_share
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Google Play
Pickeed – Plan together - Apps on Google Play
Plan and do things together – from first idea to shared memories, no chat chaos.
Does anyone else still keep an old "dead" phone or broken gadget around just for spare parts or nostalgia?
I've got an old phone in my drawer that won't even power on anymore, but I still can't bring myself to throw it away. Do you guys keep old hardware lying around, or do you recycle/sell everything the second you upgrade?
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I've got an old phone in my drawer that won't even power on anymore, but I still can't bring myself to throw it away. Do you guys keep old hardware lying around, or do you recycle/sell everything the second you upgrade?
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RAWR camera app for VIVO X300 Ultra - this is how stock should work!
Some time ago i've posted my complainings about vivo stock camera. It delivers terrible photos, oversharpened with awfull colors and the worst thing is - even after updates it still not working like it should. 200 mpix photos randomly not saving, vivo is ignoring all problems. Thankfully someone made app dedicated for X300 Ultra, which delivers much better results than stock - just try this https://github.com/adityawarmanfw/rawr/releases/tag/v0.5.1
Developer is using X300U and use its full potential.
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Some time ago i've posted my complainings about vivo stock camera. It delivers terrible photos, oversharpened with awfull colors and the worst thing is - even after updates it still not working like it should. 200 mpix photos randomly not saving, vivo is ignoring all problems. Thankfully someone made app dedicated for X300 Ultra, which delivers much better results than stock - just try this https://github.com/adityawarmanfw/rawr/releases/tag/v0.5.1
Developer is using X300U and use its full potential.
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Release Rawr v0.5.1 · adityawarmanfw/rawr
New
Long exposures stacking.
Eye-targeted autofocus (on supported devices), with a fallback to face detection.
Long-press a lens to open its profile settings.
Video shutter angles below 45°.
Fixe...
Long exposures stacking.
Eye-targeted autofocus (on supported devices), with a fallback to face detection.
Long-press a lens to open its profile settings.
Video shutter angles below 45°.
Fixe...
I made "Freehand Control", a free Android app to navigate your phone with hand gestures when your hands are dirty or busy (cooking/eating). Let me know what you think!
>Hey r/Android,
I spent months building Freehand Control, a free Android utility that lets you navigate your phone using natural hand gestures through the front camera. It turns your movements into a smooth virtual cursor for when your hands are busy or dirty (like cooking or eating).
Everything runs using on-device Edge AI, so no camera data ever leaves the device or gets stored. It uses the AccessibilityService API strictly to perform local clicks, scrolls, and swipes.
Since Reddit filters tend to automatically block links and video uploads from newer accounts, I couldn't attach the demo clip directly here.
If you are interested in seeing how smooth the 60 FPS tracking looks or want to test the Google Play link, let me know in the comments and I'll gladly share them! I would love to get your brutal technical feedback.
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>Hey r/Android,
I spent months building Freehand Control, a free Android utility that lets you navigate your phone using natural hand gestures through the front camera. It turns your movements into a smooth virtual cursor for when your hands are busy or dirty (like cooking or eating).
Everything runs using on-device Edge AI, so no camera data ever leaves the device or gets stored. It uses the AccessibilityService API strictly to perform local clicks, scrolls, and swipes.
Since Reddit filters tend to automatically block links and video uploads from newer accounts, I couldn't attach the demo clip directly here.
If you are interested in seeing how smooth the 60 FPS tracking looks or want to test the Google Play link, let me know in the comments and I'll gladly share them! I would love to get your brutal technical feedback.
https://redd.it/1xqsl9d
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Freehand Control • Touchless Mobile Navigation with Edge AI
Control your Android device hands-free using computer vision on-device. 100% private, 60 FPS real-time pointer and gesture macros.
Permanently using an adapter with your phone can act as a "port saver" indefinitely extending the life of phone ports.
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OnePlus 16 smartphone review – A new-generation flagship phone with spectacular battery life
https://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-16-smartphone-review-A-new-generation-flagship-phone-with-spectacular-battery-life.1445226.0.html
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Notebookcheck
OnePlus 16 smartphone review – A new-generation flagship phone with spectacular battery life
notebookcheck.com review of the OnePlus 16. Unfortunately, this fast phone with plenty of storage and a large battery is not officially coming to Europe or the USA. Nevertheless, it is an interesting device at a good price as an imported smartphone.
Snapseed tests finer quality and Exif controls for saving and batch editing images
https://www.androidauthority.com/snapseed-image-quality-save-settings-3732799/
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Snapseed tests finer quality and Exif controls for saving and batch editing images
Google is testing specific image quality and Exif settings for saving images or batch edits in Snapseed, offering users finer controls.
Motorola Razr Flex 2027 surfaces on official company website
https://www.androidauthority.com/motorola-razr-flex-2027-support-page-video-leak-3732853/
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Motorola Razr Flex 2027 surfaces on official company website
Motorola's Razr Flex 2027 has surfaced on official support pages, adding weight to rumors of a smaller, more affordable foldable.
Need 12 testers for Taxi App (Customer & Captain) – Will test back immediately!
Hello devs,
I need 12 testers for my Taxi application. I will test your apps back immediately and keep them installed for 14 days!
1. Join Google Group (Required):
https://groups.google.com/g/ako-tester
2. Customer App (تكسي اكو):
\- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ako.myapp
\- Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/ako.myapp
3. Captain App (كابتن اكو):
\- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=akocaptain.myapp
\- Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/akocaptain.myapp
Please drop your app links and screenshot in the comments, and I will test yours right away!
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Hello devs,
I need 12 testers for my Taxi application. I will test your apps back immediately and keep them installed for 14 days!
1. Join Google Group (Required):
https://groups.google.com/g/ako-tester
2. Customer App (تكسي اكو):
\- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ako.myapp
\- Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/ako.myapp
3. Captain App (كابتن اكو):
\- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=akocaptain.myapp
\- Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/akocaptain.myapp
Please drop your app links and screenshot in the comments, and I will test yours right away!
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One UI 9.5 could allow recording Telegram and WhatsApp voice calls
https://www.sammobile.com/news/one-ui-9-5-record-calls-meet-telegram-whatsapp/
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One UI 9.5 could allow recording Telegram and WhatsApp voice calls - SamMobile
A lot of One UI 9.5 features and design changes have surfaced this week. A new discovery now reveals that Samsung's stock dialer app could allow you to record v