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SecondScreen is an application designed for power users that frequently connect their Android devices to external displays. It works with your existing screen mirroring solution to give you the best experience possible. With SecondScreen, you can change your device's resolution and density to fit your TV or monitor, enable always-on desktop mode in Chrome, and even turn your device's backlight off, among several other features.

...Users can play videos at high resolutions, listen to audio in the background, and even use a popup player for multitasking, all while avoiding ads and excessive permissions that are common in official clients. NewPipe also supports downloading audio, video, and subtitles for offline viewing or saving bandwidth, and it parses service websites directly when official APIs aren’t suitable for its aims.

An experimental project to use an Android phone as a pen display. A 32-bit Java runtime environment is required (the DLL driven by the virtual tablet is only 32-bit)

...To change the orientation, specify the orientation in your AndroidManifest.xml and let the ManifestMerger to update the Activity's definition. The camera permission is required for barcode scanning to function. It is automatically included as part of the library. On Android 6 it is requested at runtime when the barcode scanner is first opened.

TakePhotoIt is an open-source tool library for getting photos (taking pictures or selecting from albums and files), cropping pictures, and compressing pictures on Android devices. The latest version is 4.1.0. For versions below 3.0 and API description, see TakePhoto2.0+ for details. Support automatic permission management (no need to care about SD card and camera permissions, etc.). Support personalized configuration of cropping and compression parameters. Provides own cropping tool (optional). Support intelligent selection and cropping exception handling. ...