There is a cool feature in iOS 14 where you can Double Tap or even Triple Tap on the back of the iPhone to launch tasks like the camera, flashlight, shortcut, etc. Tap Tap Xda Apk can be downloaded easily.
Android phones do not have this component, but you can install an app called "Tap, Tap" to get it.
Toggle the spotlight when I double-tap the back of my phone and triple-tap the back to dispatch "Camera"
The activities can be redone as per your choice.
The Tap, Tap App works on any Android device such as Samsung, OnePlus, Redmi, Mi, Realme, Nokia, etc. This application works flawlessly on my OnePlus 8 Pro, Mi Lite A2, and Oneplus 5.
Tap, tap is a port of the two-finger tap on the back of gadgets from Android 7.0 to Android 11.
Use the motion to launch apps, toggle the flashlight, open Google Assistant, take a screenshot, control the device (including switching to the last app, accepting or rejecting a call, snoozing an alarm), launch the camera, toggle mute, and more.
The Android telephones running Android 7.0 and above can tap and tap away at the chips.
The Tap, Tap App brings the retired iOS14 and Android 11 twofold tap motion to pretty much any Android phone or tablet.
Features of Tap Tap Xda APK
- Reject & Accept Calls (turn off call gate)
- Launch the camera
- Turn on/off the flashlight
- Mutes the sound (switch vibration/quiet/loud)
- You can launch any application
- Assist in Launching
- Taking a Screenshot
- Lock your screen
- The last app should be selected
- Snooze/dismiss the alarm
- Play/Pause currently playing audio
- Any shortcut can be launched
Tap, Tap brings the double tap on the back of the device gesture from Pixels running Android 12 to any Android 7.0+ device.
From double or triple tapping on the back of your device, you can perform over 50 actions, including:
- Launching an app
- A shortcut for launching
- Toggling the flashlight
- Simulating button presses, such as home and back
- A Tasker task is being run
- Snap with a quick tap
- ... and many more!
As well as fully controlling the gesture, you can determine when it runs, and when it performs different actions depending on the situation; for example, when an app is running, when the screen is off, or when listening to music (many more options are available).
A range of 8 "models" are available for the sensitivity and response of the gesture, trained for devices between 5.7" and 6.3" in height, with finer control of the sensitivity of gesture detection, meaning there is a configuration that works for most devices.
Additionally, Tap, Tap tries to be friendly to battery life, only running gesture detection when needed, and integrating with "low power mode," which is available on select Pixel devices, otherwise using the devices' lower-power machine learning capabilities.
What is New?
- Added support for Android 14 DP1
- Fixed Low Power Mode on some Android 13/14 builds
- The "Apps" requirement now displays the selected app on the requirement list
- Removed checks from switches since it broke the animation
