Xposed and Moto G (2)

Xposed & Moto G

Here are a few Xposed modules i currently use on my device [XT1032] (in addition to CM11) : 

Simply click on the links to get more about these modules

• Acdisplay by AChep (Apps' additional module)
• AcitvityForceNewTask by GermainZ
• CrappaLinks by GermainZ
• Identiconizer! by GermainZ (Apps' additional module)
• PlayPermissionsExposed by GermainZ
• CpuTemp in Statusbar by m11kkaa
• Greenify by oasisfeng (Apps' additional module)
• Unbounce by cryptyk
• MagnetOff by dubidu (disabled atm, but i enable it when needed)
• Play Store Fixes by rovo89 (disabled)
• XForceEnter by CNexus (disabled)

For another device i had to set up [XT1039, MotoG LTE] for 'standard End-User' in addition to Motorola Stock ROM : 

• Acdisplay by AChep (Apps' additional module)
• Greenify by oasisfeng (Apps' additional module)
• GravityBox [KK] by C3C076
• APM+ by kennethso168
• Unbounce by cryptyk

Quick Review (part2) : Hybrid armor case for MotoG

Quick Review (part2) : Hybrid armor case for MotoG

>> Read part 1 if you didn't already <<

>> You may want to protect your screen too <<
>> Part 3 : the Pink one <<

A while ago (middle of june 2014) i had bought a 'heavy duty' case for my Falcon and made an 'out-of-the-box' review. It is now time to see how it survived to life:

As said in previous review, i didn't use kickstand and pocket clip features that i simply removed.

Device protection The device fell on the floor a few times without phone destruction (the added thickness above screen protected it, same for camera lens and other vital parts).

Corners of the cases obviously got some little scratches : 

Looks like the rubber part perfectly absorbs shocks and preserves the device.

I didn't pay attention to my falcon at all, being confident with the extra-protection added by the case.

Wear and tear Blue-Jeans are quite abrasive stuff, so they produce some scratches in the angles

Pretty descent for a 3 month heavy usage (the case have never been removed from device until today)

Dust Rubber loves dust ...

So here is the inside : 

Less dust stuck there than expected.

And the device?? I can't say it looks like a brand new device, but there are no major flaws

Funny fact: 
The model number is molded in the rubber part : 

Looks like it is reported on the device's back cover now ...

Conclusion :  A great case that does the job it is meant to. Efficient: performance and low cost.  Resistant: not much wear and tear despite quite hard conditions Little flaws that had already been pointed out in part1, but are acceptable for the price.

There might be a part 3 in a few months to follow this case ageing...

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https://www.battleforthenet.com/sept10th/