Buzz
For those with AMOLED screens, steer clear of this one, folks :DMonitoring Running ServicesThis feature works akin to the Task Manager on Windows. You can check how much RAM each running app consumes, click on an app to view its current processes and services.
When connecting your Android device to a computer via USB, there are several modes to choose from. By default, the phone only charges, and users must select their preferred mode from the menu that appears. It can be quite inconvenient to have to choose multiple times if you plug and unplug frequently.
For example, if I only use File transfer, I would select File transfer in this Default USB configuration section. After that, whenever I connect my phone to the computer, it will automatically switch to File transfer mode without needing further selection. You can choose different default modes according to your needs.Enabling absolute volume control
By activating this option, the phone and Bluetooth device will use two different volume levels. Once activated, pressing the volume up or down button on the headset will no longer display the volume bar on the phone, meaning the volume has been separated.Show tapsThis feature is very useful for those who record screen videos to guide others on phone operations or tricks. As the name suggests, when tapping on the screen, a small circle indicating the touch point will appear immediately, like this :DEnhanced Animation ExperienceCustomize animation speed with Windows animation scale, Transition animation scale, and Animator duration scale. These options allow users to adjust the pace of animations and transitions on the Android UI.
By disabling all three options, users will experience lightning-fast performance on their phones as all animations are turned off.Enforcing Dark Mode OverrideAndroid 10 now offers a comprehensive system-wide Dark Mode. For apps lacking Dark Mode integration, this feature seamlessly coerces them into adopting the Dark Mode style.
Activating this feature transforms Facebook into Dark Mode like this :D
Engage in unconventional endeavors
Finally, this feature is primarily for tech enthusiasts who enjoy tinkering and playful exploration. One could say it's Android's 'app annihilation' mode. When activated, Android will terminate all processes of an app as soon as the user exits it.
You can utilize this feature to experience the 'beastly' performance of your phone, with the ability to terminate all recently closed apps. But remember to switch it off after the thrill :DHere are some interesting features in Developer options on Android. Feel free to share any other cool features you know! 😄
