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Nexus 9 (Not a power issue, I am still investigating on this)

Nexus 4 (works only with Y cable and custom ROM to enable OTG support) Sony Xperia Pro + HackRF (because USB output power is too low -.-) Here is a list of devices that were reported NOT to work with this app (may be incomplete): If the app is working for you and your device is not in this list, please include your phone type in a short ratingĪnd share the good news with other users ) Here is a list of already tested and working devices (may be incomplete): Please use the 2-hour refund period provided for every Google Play app to test functionality and refund the app if it does not work for your device! Also notice that doing the necessary digital signal processing is very CPU intensive and though I did my best to optimize the algorithms the app still needs a decent device (I recommend 2 CPU cores or more) to run fluently. Some phones or tablets might not deliver enough power on their USB port to power the HackRF/RTL-SDR (power issues are often caused by low quality USB cables or OTG adapters).

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The HackRF/RTL-SDR is powered by the Android phone/tablet.

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Only for RTL-SDR: The free RTL2832U driver from Martin Marinov ()

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An USB OTG cable (costs about 3$) to connect the HackRF/RTL-SDR to your Android device (not needed if your device has a full size USB host port) An Android device that either supports USB OTG (please google if your device supports OTG!) or has an USB host port

A HackRF or an RTL-SDR dongle (this is obvious xD) The WRITE_EXTERNAL STORAGE permission is only used to write log files to the SD card (disabled by default). This app uses the INTERNET permission only to connect to the local rtl_tcp instance used by the RTL2832U driver. Interested in the latest updates? Join the beta program: Bug reports are always welcome and I try to find the time to fix them! Note that there is a logging feature in the settings which helps a lot with trouble shooting any errors. I also try to keep the app stable and as bug-free as possible. ĭue to time constraints the app is currently not actively developed anymore. Record to a raw IQ file compatible with hackrf_transfer. read samples from a file (generated by hackrf_transfer tool or by rtl_sdr)

Many settings: FFT size, averaging, peak holding, color scheme. Thanks to this tool, we can find out if we're using our smartphone too much, as well as discovering those apps that we hardly use and that might be worth removing from our phone to avoid consuming too many resources unnecessarily.Use an OTG (on-the-go) USB cable to connect your HackRF/RTL-SDR to an Android phone/tablet and this app will visualize the RF spectrum (frequency magnitude and waterfall plot)!īrowse through the frequency spectrum just by using scroll and zoom touch gestures. Find out exactly how many hours you spend on each application.Distribution by hours of usage: find out when you use it the most.Representation of the data on charts and graphics.

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This Usage Analyzer for Android can show us data such as the following: However, it also shows them to us in a much more attractive manner through an eye-catching interface that allows us to organize all the data according to different criteria. The truth is that this app makes use of the operating system's info about the device's usage. How much time do you spend on your phone? Do you think you waste too much time on certain applications? Find out easily thanks to Usage Analyzer, an Android application that shows us reports about how we use or phone or tablet.