Hive Settings for Android Puts All Of Your Phone’s Most Useful Settings Together on One Screen
Android: Most Android phones already have a widget or toolbar in the notifications drop-down that lets you toggle common settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location services, and airplane mode. If your phone doesn’t have that, or if you want access to more options, Hive Settings is a free app that puts them all on one screen so you can quickly toggle them when you need them.
Hive Settings is a labor of love by XDA forum member _lucian, who’s released the app for free. In addition to common settings like the ones we’ve mentioned, Hive Settings also gives you one-touch access to your screen brightness, screen rotation controls, and 3G/4G data settings. It also includes an app manager, so you can quickly uninstall, back up, or make APKs of any of your currently installed apps.
The app is free and available at Google Play. If you’d like to see features added, head over to the XDA forum link below to chat with the developer.
Source: http://lifehacker.com/5975105/hive-settings-for-android-puts-all-of-your-phones-most-useful-settings-together-on-one-screen
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