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An app related to Vita3K, an experimental PlayStation Vita emulator for PC and Android devices, allowing users to play PS Vita games on these platforms.

Blackjack, also known as twenty-one, is the most widely played casino banking game in the world. The usage is very simple. Load credit, do bet and make your choice (hit/double/stand). Have fun!

It is really simple decision maker toy. It uses random numbers. It is better than flipping a coin, because it has more options. The usage is very simple. You need to have a specific question in mind, for which it is difficult for you to take a solution. After that, just hit the roll button and observe the result.

Vitosha Poker Odds is a Monte Carlo based Texas Holdem calculator. Texas Holdem is the most popular poker game. In its nature it is a skill based gambling game. Playing strategy consists of two components - hand strength and risk taking. The risk taking component should be handled by the player itself, but hand strength can be calculated with electronic device. The analytical calculation of the hand strength is possible, but sometimes it is too complicated. In such cases Monte-Carlo based calculators are very useful. The calculator plays many games with the given hand and it calculates the chances to win. Because it is a statistical tool it is not 100% reliable. It should be used wisely and carefully.

Vivaldi is a feature-packed, customisable browser that respects your privacy and gives you full control.

Work in progress builds of Vivaldi

Simple & easy to use VLC remote control. Setup VLC to use its HTTP interface and VlcFreemote will automatically detect it. Intuitive interface to play media, manage the play queue, bookmarks, etc.

Overview VoIP.ms SMS is an Android messaging app for VoIP.ms that seeks to replicate the aesthetic of Google's official SMS app. Features • Material design • Push notifications (if using the Google Play version of the app) • Synchronization with device contacts • Message search • Comprehensive support for synchronization with VoIP.ms • Completely free Rationale A number of people use VoIP.ms as a cheaper alternative to subscribing to a voice plan for their mobile devices. Unfortunately, this can make sending text messages rather difficult, as the VoIP.ms SMS Message Center is clearly built as a diagnostic tool for use in desktop browsers, not as an easy way to send and receive messages on a mobile device. VoIP.ms does provide a mobile version of this interface with an improved UI, but it still lacks important features that are only possible with a dedicated app. Installation The standard version of the app uses closed-source Firebase libraries to support push notifications and facilitate crash reporting and analytics, among other purposes. A version of the application that is completely open source is available from F-Droid. Both versions are available from the Releases section of the GitHub repository. Documentation The app's documentation is available in the HELP.md file. License VoIP.ms SMS is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

Vocabulary and word trainer to memorize foreign languages and remember definitions * Flashcard like system * training progress based on correct and incorrect answers * multiple meanings per entry * dark mode support (android 8.1+) * training mode for entering one meaning * training mode for entering all meanings * training mode for writing down on real paper * import and export to spreadsheet CSV files with full utf-8 support Privacy: Internet access is used only for one OPT-IN survey and OPT-IN crash reporting.

Vocabulary Trainer implements the SuperMemo2 algorithm for long-term learning. You can try it out online. It lets you:Group vocables in boxesImport vocables from excelMultiple modes (typing, multiple-choice, letters)Practice mode using SM2 algorithmTranslated (English and German)

Voice is a clean audiobook player for people who bring their own books. Add your audiobook folder once, and Voice turns your local audio files into a simple library. It remembers your position for every book, keeps playback controls close, and stays out of the way. Made for audiobooks • Continue exactly where you stopped • Sleep timer with gentle fade-out • Stop at the end of the current chapter • Shake to extend the timer • Playback speed control • Volume boost for quiet recordings • Skip silence • Auto-rewind after longer pauses • Bookmarks with timestamps and custom names • Search by title and author • Current, completed, and not started filters • List and grid views • Cover art from embedded images, local files, or online search • Home screen widget, media notification, and Android Auto support Bring your own files Voice works with DRM-free audiobook files such as M4B, MP3, M4A, OGG, OGA, and OPUS. Keep your books in folders the way you like; Voice recognizes them and organizes your library. No clutter • No account required • No ads • No forced cloud sync • All features are available without paid upgrades Voice is open source under the GNU GPLv3 license. Feedback and bug reports: https://github.com/PaulWoitaschek/Voice/issues

Do you get Voice Mails via e-mail or web access? Have you ever forgotten your headphones (or you do not even have any) and still wanted to listen to your Voice Mails with some privacy (e.g., being in the office or driving by bus)? Voice Mail Player plays audio and video files (audio part only) via your Android phone's ear-piece - like as you would take a phone call. Voice Mail Player does not(!) include a file picker. It can be started like Android's default media player from any application that deals with media files. It's in the shared apps list. It can be used via gallery, e-mail clients, file pickers, download folder etc. This app will not work on devices without ear-pieces (obviously). If you think, your device should be supported but is not, please drop us an e-mail! Take a look at the settings to configure Voice Mail Player's behavior for your needs. Of course, you can use your phone's volume control keys as usual. * Play media files through phone's ear-piece * Use for privacy of listening to media files without headphones * Settings for your needs

Announces status bar notification messages using Text-To-Speech (TTS), allowing you to know what a notification says without looking at the screen. * Customizable TTS message * Ignore specific apps or notifications containing defined text * Choice of TTS audio stream (see Google Play descriptions for more details) * Choice of speaking when screen or headset is on or off, or while silent/vibrate * Quiet Time * Shake-to-silence * Custom delay of TTS after notification For technical reasons, VN operates through Android's Accessibility service and must be enabled in the Accessibility settings. The Accessibility service will give a warning that VN may be able to collect personal data. This is because Accessibility doesn't know what or how data passing through it is used by enabled apps. VN only uses Accessibility to read notification text which is passed directly to TTS and temporary memory (for the notification log). The TTS service (outside the control of VN) may also print spoken text in the logcat.

Its an offline audiobook player. With some quality of life features such as: character lists, listining statistics, listening log, media button customisation, smart sleep timer and more. Built on Voice by Paul Woitaschek (go try that first, it's polished and actively maintained). VoicePlus adds a few extras and strips the telemetry. WHAT'S DIFFERENT FROM VOICE - Listening Log: every session recorded locally so you can see when and how long you listened - Listening Statistics: charts and summaries of your history, all computed on-device - Character List: attach a cast list to any book for quick reference while listening - Hidden Books: hide books from your library without deleting them - Chapter Name Editor: correct wrong chapter numbers with a single offset, or rename chapters, without touching your files - Resizable widget with configurable opacity and text scale - Customizable media button actions (double-press and triple-press) - Sleep timer auto-reset on interaction, with N-chapter countdown - Firebase removed entirely. No analytics, no crash reporting, no remote config THE BASICS (inherited from Voice, credit to Paul) - Local files only. No accounts, no cloud sync - Remembers your position in every book - Adjustable playback speed - Sleep timer with end-of-chapter detection - Bookmarks - Android Auto - Material You design, light and dark themes - Cover art search via DuckDuckGo (only when you trigger it) PRIVACY Nothing leaves your device. The only network activity is the optional cover art search, and only when you open that screen and ask for it. No analytics. No crash reporters. Nothing running in the background. Privacy policy: https://github.com/mistermo-vibecode/VoicePlus/blob/main/PRIVACY.md OPEN SOURCE GPL v3. Source at https://github.com/mistermo-vibecode/VoicePlus Built on Voice by Paul Woitaschek: https://github.com/PaulWoitaschek/Voice

Voicesmith records an audio signal from the built-in microphone, processes it in some way and plays it back through the earphones in real-time. There are some of the classical Phase Vocoder effects available. Voicesmith can also be used to perform the Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) and Frequency-Shifted Auditory Feedback (FAF).

Makes your Android device perform actions (commands) whenever something happens (triggers). Implemented triggers: - NFC tags (configure by tapping) - Shortcuts (creates launcher icons) - Bluetooth device (on connect to it) Implemented commands: - Activate application components: Activities, Services, Receivers - Open system configuration pages - Connect or disconnect Bluetooth devices

The official Volksverpetzer app brings fact checks, analysis, and articles directly to your mobile phone. Use the app to read, search, save, and share Volksverpetzer content in a mobile-friendly interface. Features: - Read articles and the social media feeds from Volksverpetzer - Search for topics - Save favorites and article sources - Share content - Push notifications for new content (depending on device settings) The app is open source under the MIT license and the source code is published on GitHub.

Voltage Drop Calculator helps you calculate the voltage drop in electrical installations and stay within wiring code limits. It can either calculate the voltage drop from given line parameters, or suggest limits for current, wire gauge and length to keep the voltage drop within a given limit.

Voltascano shows Android phone’s real-time battery voltage. The information is always visible in an icon in the status bar and in a notification, even while you use other apps. Practical uses of monitoring battery voltage: 🔋 Check battery real health Spot signs of battery degradation. Watch for sudden or irregular voltage drops—these are early signs that the battery is degrading. 🔌 Catch bad chargers or cables During charging, voltage should rise smoothly (e.g., 3.7 V → 4.2 V). If it stays flat or jumps irregularly, the cable or adapter is likely defective. 💀 Avoid unexpected shutdowns Monitoring voltage lets you see the exact point where the phone shuts down from low battery. Helping you avoid surprises like the device shutting down at 30% charge. 📈 Save money on unnecessary battery replacement Monitor battery’s voltage to know its true health and decide a battery replacement only when it is actually needed. ⚠️ Prolong battery lifespan Batteries experience high stress when charged to their maximum voltage, which often happens before the charge indicator shows 100%. By monitoring voltage, you can unplug your phone at the optimal point to reduce stress and extend battery life. 🔎 Evaluate aftermarket replacement battery capacity Quickly know a replacement battery’s quaity. A good battery holds stable voltage under load, while a poor-quality battery drops quickly under use and spikes sharply when charging. The Voltascano Battery Voltage Display app is a tool for anyone who wants detailed insights into their Android smartphone’s battery health. Key Features: - User-Friendly Interface: Designed with simplicity in mind, ensuring easy navigation and quick access to vital battery data. - Automatic Startup Support: Enables continuous monitoring without requiring manual app relaunches after a reboot. - Resource Efficiency: The app operates with minimal RAM usage, ensuring it does not interfere with system performance. - No Hidden Processes: Unlike many background apps, it does not run covert services, preventing unnecessary battery drain. - Manual Exit Functionality: Allows users to completely exit the app with a single button press, ensuring full control over system resources. - Ad-Free Experience: The app is entirely free to use without any intrusive advertisements disrupting the user experience. - Wide Compatibility: Works seamlessly on devices running Android 8 and newer versions. Created by Eugen Barilyuk EB43 https://eb43.github.io

Features: * Manage volume of your device: call, ring, notifications, media * Create custom volume profiles * Manage volume from notification bar (optionally) * Small APK size * Light and dark theme

Tiny (~100kB) Android app that show a volume icon in the status bar and provide some tweaks for the volume control. Application has no launcher icon and can be enabled and configured via Settings → Accessibility. To enable the accessibility service for your newly installed app, follow these quick steps: 1. Allow Settings: Open Settings → Apps → find and select Volume Icon. 2. Remove Restriction: Tap the three dots in the top-right corner and select Allow restricted settings. Authenticate with your PIN or fingerprint. 3. Enable Service: Go back to Settings → Accessibility → select Volume Icon and turn the switch ON.

Volume Manager lets you control each app's volume independently. It requires Shizuku to access privileged APIs.You can change volume either from the main interface; by pressing any volume button and have a popup should appear, completely replace the default volume popup; or by enabling accessibility button and click that.

Access your system’s sound sliders straight from the notification drawer or from quick settings for Android N (Android 7.0+)! This is particularly useful for when you want to keep or share any media streaming during a voice call. Or simply when access to physical buttons is limited.

VolumeTile is a very small app (less than 20 kB!) that lets you add a volume tile in QuickSettings.