How To Unlock Android Screen With Gestures - Pi Locker App
December 26, 2020
Have you heard that you can open apps from the lock screen by drawing some gestures in OnePlus One? All
you have to do is to draw some gesture on the lock screen and the app
will open. For example you draw a C on the lock screen and Camera will
be opened. Today, I am presenting a beta app by which you can turn your android phone into OnePlus One.
Just kidding…..here I am talking about the app named Pi Locker Beta which will allow you to open apps from lock screen of your android phone by drawing some gestures and it will work on all android phones. This Pi Locker App combines the Cyanogen Mod lock screen gestures same as like on the OnePlus One in all new one user interface, which allows a user to enjoy unlocking.
Pre-established patterns are used by Pi Locker app to open
certain apps and this app changes the settings right from the lock
screen of
the phone. As I have already mentioned above that this app is still in
Beta
version, so it is still in way of progress and will comes up with new
features
and with awesome user interface soon. This app is still in Beta
version doesn't mean that it can’t perform well, I have seen a lot of
qualities in this app
which makes it one of my favorite one.
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Minimum requirements of this app is not also too high nor
too low. Your android version must be 2.3 or higher to use this app. As I told earlier that this app will allow you
to open apps from the lock screen of your android mobile by drawing some gestures.
For an example if you draw a ''C'' on the lock screen, this app will start the
camera, to turn on the flashlight, you can draw ''t'', and drawing ''S'' will
turn the device on the silent mode, to revert back to general mode you have to
draw ''G'', which means the basic settings page.
Below I have mentioned complete gesture features:
- “Check Mark”: To unlock device
- "V": To turn on vibration
- "G": To turn device
to general/basic settings
- "S": Put mobile on Silent
mode
- "B": To open default Browser
- "C": To turn on the Camera
- "t": Opens flashlight
- "W": To turn WLAN
on/off
- "b": To switch Bluetooth
on/off
The
gestures that you will draw on the lock screen of Pi Locker can change the
settings of your device, like it can turn your Bluetooth on/off or it can turn
your Wi-Fi on/off.
As you can
see in the above picture I have drawn ‘‘t’’, so the flashlight will be turned
on.
I know that now a question will be coming in your mind that
can we edit the functions of the gestures?
For this question the answer is NO, you can’t edit the
functions of the gestures and alphabets as they are preset by the app developer,
hope we can see a function to edit gestures in the coming version of this Pi
Locker. If you really want to customize something in this app then you can
customize the lock screen wallpaper, you can add text and you can choose the
text color too.
In the
above screenshot you can see that I have drawn a check mark, so it means now
the screen of my device will be unlocked.
Pi Locker is a fantastic app from the XDA Developers, this
app is quite interesting and I have tested this app on my own device and
believe me this app is super excellent if you want to customize you lock screen
and if you are fed up with that boring dotted screen lock.
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This app is still in Beta mode so maybe it won’t work for
everyone because when I tried in on my friend’s Huawei Ascend P7,
the lock screen wallpaper which I
have chosen doesn't show up. When I pressed power button the device
shows the home screen and suddenly the lock screen appears after few
milliseconds. I also
tried this app on Google Nexus (2013), and this app worked only for the 50% time. I tried this
app on my father’s Galaxy S3, and this app worked a lot better on it.