Lucid - DayDream Screensaver

On the free version, the modules will stop after 30 mins of continuous usage!

The full version is available through an in-app purchase for only 0.99 EUR / 1.49 USD.

Lucid automatically starts when you put your device in the dock or when you charge it. The app offers extensive customization options and a variety of functionalities including:

• Clock: Display the current time & date and additional information like battery level, weather, unread GMails, new SMS texts, missed calls, next alarm, and more from various DashClock extensions.
• RSS view: Flip through new events from your RSS feeds.
• Slideshow view: Initiate a slideshow with images from your device.

For Android 4.2+, you need to enable the "DayDream" setting in the Android display settings to use and configure the app. Note that the system won't activate the daydream feature if your display is kept awake. Be sure to disable the "Keep awake while charging" option in the Android developer settings if previously enabled. On Samsung devices, disable the "keep display on while eye contact is detected" feature or similar settings.

You can utilize the identifiers found here to customize the time and date format.

This app requires certain permissions for functionality:

• Device Administrator permission - Used for automatically locking the device when the daydream starts; permission is requested for this feature.
• ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION - Necessary to display weather information.
• ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE & INTERNET - Required for downloading RSS feeds, weather data, and slideshow images.
• CAMERA - Enables turning on the camera flashlight.
• GET_ACCOUNTS & USE_CREDENTIALS - Allows loading of RSS feeds from Google accounts.
• READ_CALENDAR - Displays upcoming events from the calendar.
• READ_CALL_LOG & READ_CONTACTS & READ_PHONE_STATE - Shows the number of missed calls.
• READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE - Needed to load custom fonts.
• READ_SMS & RECEIVE_SMS - Shows the count of unread SMS messages.
• WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE - Utilized to cache RSS feeds for enhanced performance.