MySettings Alternatives
MySettings is described as 'Do you often change different frequently used system settings? Then, MySettings is for you'. There are nine alternatives to MySettings for Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows. The best alternative is SBSettings, which is free. Other great apps like MySettings are Quick Settings (Free), Torch (Free, Open Source), NEC Brightness Controller (Free) and NCSettings (Free).
- Access the important settings and functions of your jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch directly on your homescreen, or even on a running app.
- Quick Settings for Android gives you control over 12 frequently used settings like brightness, ringer type, volume control, WiFi, network data (on/off & 2G/3G setting shortcut), bluetooth, GPS, screen timeout, airplane mode, auto-sync, auto rotation and lock pattern.
- Torch is an open source utility which uses your device's LED camera flash as an LED flashlight. For devices without a camera flash, Torch will turn the screen white.
- Brightness Controller easily allows windows users to set the brightness level of your LCD screen (It is very useful when your screen doesn't allow settings to be remembered without having to push many buttons on your screen!).
Discontinued
Last version, 1.0.0, was released on 2003. It is no more available on the official website, but it can be still downloaded from Wayback Machine. It works on Windows 7 too.
- NCSettings is a stylish Notification Center toggle widget for jailbroken iPhones. Designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind, it allows quick access to the most frequently used settings.
- Add any settings icon to your homescreen with Homescreen Settings. When you enter the Settings app on your jailbroken iPhone, iPod, or iPad, you can add any preferences page to your homescreen.
- Easy to use and extremely fast application manager. Allows you to manage Applications and Widgets on your phone. Backup and restore apps. Very fast and flexible interface.
- Toggle Settings allows you to quickly change the most important settings on your phone quickly and easily.
- Minimal Open Source Flashlight a minimalistic approach to flashlights on Android. It consists of only one switch to turn the camera LED on and off. Not more. No widget. No timer. No colored display. No unnecessary artwork.