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Five free sound profile manager apps for Android

#34 | 5:00 |

Going Mobile

Monday October 25, 2010

If you're new to Android, coming from another smartphone or feature phone, you may miss the ability to create unique sound profiles. Sound profiles on your Android phone can change according to your location, the time of day or who's calling. Doc shows us several apps that'll let you create sound profiles.

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Show Notes

Suppressor

- Doesn't provide "profiles" but rather, a way to monitor sound levels

- You can adjust the sound levels under the three default options.

- Pick from Sound, muted and vibrate.

- Make adjustments untill you have it how you want it.

Simple Sound Profile Widgget

- Comes with four default profiles.

- You can edit a profile by long-clicking on a selection.

- You can add a new profile from the Menu key.

- Easy to manager your profiles with a widget on the Home screen.

Audio Buddy

- Lets you make adjustments in all sound levels.

- Can save profiles to a profiles folder.

- Easily go to Mute or Max sound.

- Easily switch ringer mode from the Menu.

Mobile Profiles

- You'll find it on your phone under Profiles.

- You can customize each sound level.

- Comes with four default profiles that you can edit.

- Shows you what the notification and ringer ringtones are.

- Can show an icon in the Status bar.

AudioGuru

- Clearly shows current profile and lets you adjust it.

- Let you quick change the Mode from Normal, Vibrate, or Silent.

- Comes with 5 profiles you can edit.

- Under Auto, you can program sound profile based on day and time.

- Auto also lets you configure sounds for Work days and Other days.

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