On an iPhone, in the settings menu -> general -> accessibility you can activate a function called Assistive Touch, very convenient for having direct access to the main buttons and apps. For example, you can turn the volume up or down, turn the sound on and off, lock the screen, etc.
The same Assistive Touch or assisted touch can also be obtained on an Android smartphone by installing a new free application, without advertising and absolutely easy to use.
The Assistive Touch application for Android adds a small mobile and semi-transparent button, which you can move on the screen wherever you want and at any time and which remains floating in the foreground any app you keep open.
From this button you can quickly access the main functions of the smartphone without having to exit the app, directly and quickly.
After installing it, the app opens to activate the assisted touch and to configure the various options.
You can then choose the Panel section to configure the buttons of the assisted touch box and Display where you can choose whether to have the smallest and most transparent moving button, making it almost invisible and not at all cumbersome.
In the Panel section you can choose the buttons of the main screen and those that appear when you press on Setting .
Here are the switches of Wifi, bluetooth, GPS, Volume, Airplane, flashlight, lock screen.
The button with the favorite star is used to choose the apps to keep at hand.
Assistive Touch also includes a button called " Clean " which allows you to free up the RAM memory on your phone, to recover the memory left occupied by closed applications.
Assistive Touch for Android is an excellent app, the best of its kind (there are other very bad ones in the store), light, very customizable, without advertising during its daily use (even intrusive ads are only in the settings screen).
This too can enter the list of 30 apps to improve Android, modify and customize the system .
