There is a little rumors around any phone (1), especially regarding the collection of attractive lights along his back. This week it was revealed that the lights – called a flying machine – had an unexpected function.
While the advertised use of the flight machine includes things such as notification and battery charging indicators, 9To5Google Dylan Roussel’s 9TO5GoOne contributor found another trick that he could do. With a little excavation and a special special solution, a flying machine can also function as a music enforcement.
After being activated, the flying machine will turn on and blink together with whatever music you listen to. As long as the music is played through the speaker nothing phone (1). As mentioned by 9to5google, there is a possibility that these features may not be promoted or disclosed because of the risk of epilepsy. Thus, maybe the best to wait for official disclosure from a smoother feature version.
How to enable the visualizer
To activate the hidden visualisator mode, first you have to import any phone (1) because it is not sold in the United States. But beyond that, you only need to do a little preparation work. Nothing is complicated, but a little more involved than just collecting options in the settings – even so everything is arranged correctly, actually only changes the options in the settings.
1 , Create a new contact in the phone’s address book and name it “Abra” (possibly after the Pokemon?)
2 , Open Settings and select the Glyph Interface menu
3, Tap Ringtones and Add a Contact
4 , Choose a ringtone to associate with Abra
5 , Save, then back out of the Ringtones menu
After completion, like magic (see: Abracadabra), the visualisator music switch will appear in the Glyph interface. Just activate it, and your cellphone that does not exist (1) will start blinking and throbbing together with one of the songs that you play on the speaker.
