Help, what's this app?

[Dennis Piccioni]

So a couple of weeks ago, this new thing showed up on my phone, it popups up when I swipe from the bottom edge of the phone and I can't tell what app or update it came from. Is it an app? Did I change a setting? It doesn't even have a name or anything else that identifies what it is or where it came from. I don't like and I don't want to use it, but I haven't been able to find out how to turn it off or uninstall it. Does anyone know?

 

[Javier P]

Do you have Clean Master, or a similar app, installed in your phone? That sounds very similar to the 'iswipe' feature on some CM apps. If so, disable that option or, even better, uninstall the app.

 

[420lyfe]

Looks kind of useful. Like the iphone UI. I would keep it. Something to have to adjust your settings without having to do to much but I guess you can always use the notification bar too.

 

[msm0511]

So a couple of weeks ago, this new thing showed up on my phone, it popups up when I swipe from the bottom edge of the phone and I can't tell what app or update it came from. Is it an app? Did I change a setting? It doesn't even have a name or anything else that identifies what it is or where it came from. I don't like and I don't want to use it, but I haven't been able to find out how to turn it off or uninstall it. Does anyone know?
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The rocket icon in the middle looks pretty similar to the Speed Clean app.

 

[Dennis Piccioni]

Thanks guys, I don't have Clean Master or Speed Clean. I do have 360 Security, and it likes trying to add other apps, but I uninstalled it and this is still there.

 

[Dennis Piccioni]

Looks kind of useful. Like the iphone UI. I would keep it. Something to have to adjust your settings without having to do to much but I guess you can always use the notification bar too.

It is kinda useful, but it mostly duplicates functionality that's already easily available from the phone's top edge pull-down menu. So there's no point in having this twice.

 

[Dennis Piccioni]

So, it turned out to be from the 'Weather Radar & Forecast' app from 'Photo Editor Creative' and I was able to turn it off by toggling the 'Activate Tools Bar' setting. This was way down on the list of apps I checked since I just didn't expect a weather app to put some non-weather-related, unlabeled toolbar on my phone.

That aside, it's a decent app with a nice looking widget.