Network Guru: Speed Indicator v2.1 [Premium] [Mod Extra]

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Network Guru: Speed Indicator v2.1 [Premium] [Mod Extra]
Requirements: 7.0+
Overview: Stay informed with real-time download and upload speed, data usage, and ping statistics, all in one clean interface. Network Guru is a lightweight yet powerful tool to monitor your internet connection performance.

Real-time speed monitor
View current download and upload speeds in the status bar, notification panel, or floating widget.

Usage history
Track daily and monthly mobile data and Wi-Fi usage, including sent and received data.

Ping test
Measure connection stability with minimum, maximum, and average ping, along with packet loss.
Run ping tests to a custom destination of your choice (e.g., google.com or any server).
During the test, a real-time graph visualizes ping fluctuations for better insight.

Advanced speed test
Perform detailed speed tests including:
– Download and upload speeds (in Mbps)
– IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
– Server location
– Latency and jitter
– Packet loss

Wi-Fi Analyzer
Inspect nearby networks and get info like SSID, BSSID, signal strength, frequency, and more.

Per-app usage
Monitor mobile data and Wi-Fi usage for each app across different time ranges.
View a ranked list of apps by total usage (download + upload), with separate stats for Wi-Fi and mobile.

Tap on any app to see detailed foreground and background usage, including:
– Data received (download)
– Data sent (upload)
– Total usage for both Wi-Fi and mobile

Floating widget
A lightweight floating indicator that displays real-time upload and download speed in one or two lines.
Customize the appearance and manually position it anywhere on the screen for quick access without opening the app.

Customization
Choose speed units (kbps, Mbps, KB/s, MB/s), indicator layout, update frequency, app theme and more.

Ad-free experience
– Remove ads for 24 hours (free, renewable daily)
– 1-week or 1-month ad-free subscriptions available

Built with user feedback
Over 90% of the features were requested by users. Got an idea? Join the community and help shape future updates.

Network Guru is your all-in-one solution for speed monitoring, network usage tracking, Wi-Fi analysis, and connection diagnostics, precise, lightweight, and customizable.

What’s New:
v2.5.1.0
Battery health
– The badge says Estimated rather than Verified when the phone’s charge counter and your full charges disagree, or when the counter only copies the battery percentage
– When your phone reports its own battery health, Battery health also shows what Battery Guru measured from your charges if the two differ by more than 5 points
– Battery health can show the date you started using your battery and how many days it has been in use
– After you set the date your battery was replaced, the cycles card counts cycles for the new battery, and Settings shows the day you picked instead of the day before
– Series two-cell phones show each charge at its real value on the health chart, and charges stopped at a charge limit count again

Measurements
– New charges on two-cell phones like the OnePlus 15 no longer show twice the real amount in History
– Series two-cell phones like the ROG Phone 9 now measure discharges for the whole battery
– When your phone pauses Battery Guru during a charge, History now shows the whole charge that went in

Charging
– The charging screen shows how fast your battery is filling, in percent per minute
– A charger that stops and starts for a few minutes no longer splits one charge into pieces
– At a charge limit the app says Not charging, and the waiting time no longer lowers your charging speed

App usage
– Games and other heavy apps get their full share of the battery drop, and the timeline matches the screen time beside it
– The same battery drop is no longer counted twice
– An earlier charge or discharge no longer picks up the last minutes of the current one

Widgets
– The Widgets screen lists the widgets on your home screen so you can change each one on any phone, with a plain or wavy ring
– The small battery widget can show just the number
– The 1×1 widgets fill their square again
– Widgets refresh the temperature together with the battery level

Notifications and alarms
– The unusual drain alert follows its switch again and stays quiet during normal use
– The notification refresh rate now matches the time you pick
– The overnight report no longer arrives a second time after you delete it

Interface
– On the always-on display, the power button leads to the lock screen, a double tap asks to unlock, and the flashlight and camera buttons explain the long press
– The line and bar buttons no longer cover the battery chart
– The Electric current and Temperature lines scroll smoothly at the left edge, and the temperature chart no longer draws two lines at 40 °C
– The shapes on the main screen cards turn once when their value changes instead of spinning all the time
– The landscape position of the overlays can be set while the phone is upright

Fixes
– Fixed a crash right after start on some phones, and a crash when checking for an update
– Fixed the main screen sometimes staying at zero after watching an ad
– The app uses less memory when it reads your battery history

Community build only
– Other drain in App usage opens to show how Android splits it, such as screen, mobile data and idle
– Doze settings and Grant with Shizuku work again, with root as a fallback.

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