Multifunction LED Flashlight

Multifunction LED Flashlight is a multifunctional free app that in addition to its flashlight feature has a morse code transmitter, signal lamp, compass, and home and lock screen widget.

<b>Features in detail:</b>

• Uses the camera LED flash as light source (or the screen for devices without flash or when the flash cannot be detected)

• Has a fast access home and lock screen widget for turning on the LED light without launching the app

(When using the widget the LED light stays on when the screen is turned off, or while other apps are used. A notification that the light is on is also shown in the status/notification bar when the LED lights up through the widget. Clicking on the notification message turns the flashlight off.)

• Has strobe (blinking) mode for sending light signals at adjustable speed

• Has SOS mode for sending SOS signals at adjustable speed

• Has a magnetic compass (both a small and a big one)

• Has a text-to-morse code function with which you can write a text and send it off as light signals at adjustable speed

• Has a signal lamp (and an international morse code reference) that can be used to manually transmit morse signals

• Turns on the flashlight instantly at app launch

• Has a setting to make the flashlight automatically turn off the light after selected time limit passed

• Has a simple modern interface with a slide out menu (similar to those found in well known apps such as the Google Play app)

• Does not hide the top status bar (i.e. battery- and network status, clock, and notifications are all visible)

• Does not prevent the screen from going to sleep mode (going black) unless the flashlight is turned on, or the big compass is displayed (saves battery)

• Works on both tablets and phones

• Uses high resolution (hd) graphics for devices that support it

<i>In short: Not just a flashlight.</i>

<b>Disclaimer: </b>

The LED flashlight is very bright and may harm the eyes if the application is used incorrectly. Do not use the flashlight near infants.

Strobe (blinking) light can cause epileptic seizures in some individuals. Do not point the light directly towards your or someone else's face

AppGlobe (Firma Martin Carlsson) is not liable or responsible for any damages or injuries which may arise from using the application.