Along with the features that FlymeOS has to offer we stumble upon the topic of the FlymeOS Toolbox where it features six very unique and useful tools to everyday life not knowing when you might need these tools.

• Flashlight- For those times when your too lazy to turn on the light, or even during those times when the power suddenly turns off. The FlymeOS flashlight tool provides a power button which you can slide up & down to switch it on and off, 3 different modes of brightness, and also a SOS button.
• Mirror- A brilliant feature espically for women that are constantly looking at the mirror. This feature requires using the front "selfie" camera and has a brightness adjustment scroll towards the bottom of the screen right on top of the capture button. The magic wand on the top right of the screen features 3 other camera modes such as stretch, rotate, and mirror which are a lot like the photobooth capabilities.
• Compass- A handy tool when your out in the woods or even hiking up a mountain and don't have anything else to rely on for directions. Requiring you to wave your phone in a figure 8 motion in order to calibrate it. Containing all for directions and even supporting with a 360 degree radius.
• Level- To assure that nothing is off-balanced or even crooked this tool will make sure that the vertical and horizontal leveling on an object is on point. Just simply lay your phone on whatever surface that you want leveled and it will show you the correct balance on that certain object.
• Ruler- As simple as it can be, measuring objects in cm or even in inches, this ruler will measure things up to 10cm/4inches provided with two adjustable points which allows you to get the most precise measurements.
• Magnifier- Just as simple as it sounds, it's a small tool that uses the back camera to zoom in and out with auto-focus by sliding the scroller on the bottom of the screen. It also offers a flash toggle on the top right of the screen.
  

With all of the different tools to choose from, which one would you consider your favorite or suggest other users to use? Why would you say so?

 

Along with the features that FlymeOS has to offer we stumble upon the topic of the FlymeOS Toolbox where it features six very unique and useful tools to everyday life not knowing when you might need these tools.

• Flashlight- For those times when your too lazy to turn on the light, or even during those times when the power suddenly turns off. The FlymeOS flashlight tool provides a power button which you can slide up & down to switch it on and off, 3 different modes of brightness, and also a SOS button.
• Mirror- A brilliant feature espically for women that are constantly looking at the mirror. This feature requires using the front "selfie" camera and has a brightness adjustment scroll towards the bottom of the screen right on top of the capture button. The magic wand on the top right of the screen features 3 other camera modes such as stretch, rotate, and mirror which are a lot like the photobooth capabilities.
• Compass- A handy tool when your out in the woods or even hiking up a mountain and don't have anything else to rely on for directions. Requiring you to wave your phone in a figure 8 motion in order to calibrate it. Containing all for directions and even supporting with a 360 degree radius.
• Level- To assure that nothing is off-balanced or even crooked this tool will make sure that the vertical and horizontal leveling on an object is on point. Just simply lay your phone on whatever surface that you want leveled and it will show you the correct balance on that certain object.
• Ruler- As simple as it can be, measuring objects in cm or even in inches, this ruler will measure things up to 10cm/4inches provided with two adjustable points which allows you to get the most precise measurements.
• Magnifier- Just as simple as it sounds, it's a small tool that uses the back camera to zoom in and out with auto-focus by sliding the scroller on the bottom of the screen. It also offers a flash toggle on the top right of the screen.
  

With all of the different tools to choose from, which one would you consider your favorite or suggest other users to use? Why would you say so?