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    Gnirehtet

    Gnirehtet

    Gnirehtet provides reverse tethering for Android

    ...Unlike traditional tethering, which shares a phone’s connection with a computer, this project works in the opposite direction and is especially helpful for testing Android devices on controlled desktop networks. The software does not require root access on either the Android device or the host computer, which makes it more practical for developers, testers, and power users working in standard environments. It supports GNU/Linux, Windows, and macOS, and it relays TCP and UDP traffic over IPv4, giving it broad usefulness for app testing and device connectivity scenarios. The project includes both Rust and Java implementations, with the Rust version recommended because it uses less CPU and memory and does not require a Java runtime.
    Downloads: 405 This Week
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    Battery Historian

    Battery Historian

    Battery Historian is a tool to analyze battery consumers using Android

    Battery Historian is a visualization and analysis tool for Android power usage that turns raw bugreport and batterystats data into actionable timelines. Developers upload a bugreport and get interactive graphs that show wakelocks, jobs, alarms, network activity, CPU states, screen usage, and app-level events. By correlating these signals, it helps identify abusive wakeups, runaway services, or networking patterns that drain battery.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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