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This Tasker project will enable your Android smartphone to automatically lock your screen when you put your smartphone in your pocket or bag. It also has a time out to avoid accidental block of the proximity sensor or maybe you just put in your smartphone but you need it again immediately after that. Download Tasker Project

At every hour, your Android smartphone will announce the hour(12 hour format) of the current time. Tasker Recipe Profile: Tell Me The Time Every Hour (3) Time: From 00:00 every 1h Till 23:59 Day: Sun or Sat Enter: Say Hour Of Time (18) A1: Variable Split [ Name:%TIME Splitter:. Delete Base:Off ]  A2: Variable Set [ Name:%12H To:%TIME1 Do Maths:Off Append:Off ]  A3: Variable Set [ Name:%AMPM To:null Do Maths:Off Append:Off ]  A4: Variable Subtract [ Name:%12H Value:12 ] If [ %TIME1 > 12 ] A5: Variable Set [ Name:%12H To:12 Do Maths:Off Append:Off ] If [ %TIME1 = 0 ] A6: Variable Set [ Name:%AMPM To:P.M. Do Maths:Off Append:Off ] If [ %TIME1 > 12 ] A7: Variable Set [ Name:%AMPM To:P.M. Do Maths:Off Append:Off ] If [ %TIME1 = 12 ] A8: Variable Set [ Name:%AMPM To:A.M. Do Maths:Off Append:Off ] If [ %TIME1 < 12 ] A9: Say [ Text:The time now is, %12H %AMPM Engine:Voice:default:default Stream:3 Pitch:5 Speed:5 Continue Task Immediately:Off ]  Download Tasker Profile

Tasker is a very powerful Android smartphone automation application. Although Tasker can practically do anything you want, you still have to learn how to create the automation. I know many of you out there are just plain lazy or no time to pick up the skill. Many had relied on Tasker users shared automation projects, profiles, tasks or scenes to quickly kick start your automation without hassle. I am sharing most of my Tasker automations in this blog for the benefit of the lazy Tasker people (no offence, i am one of them too). The Tasker automations that i am sharing in this blog are just the exported xml files. Most probably i will not be writing the "step through" like some other websites did but you can download and import the xml files using Tasker. It's easy enough. You can tweak my automation to suite your need. This post will show you how to import Tasker automation xml files into your Tasker application. Download one of the xml files that i shared. Use "save

In order to share your Tasker love (projects, profiles, tasks or scenes) to all Tasker users, you will need to export Tasker's projects, profiles, tasks or scenes to xml files. Anyone out there looking for a specific automation for their Android phone could just download and import the xml files into their Tasker Android application and tweak the automation to suite their own use. Somehow i felt that the export and import functions are not that intuitive. I did took a bit of time and Googling to find out how to export and import properly. This post will show you how to access the export function in Tasker. To export your created projects (in my case my project name is "Super"), tap the project name to pop up a menu. To export your created profiles, long tap your profile and tap the menu button (the 3 vertical dots at the top right). The same steps apply for Tasks and scenes. Note: At the time of writing, this how to is based on Tasker 4.0 After you have exported your Task

This is a list of Tasker automation projects, profiles, tasks and scenes that i used in my daily life. Feel free to download my Tasker automation for your own use. I have included my Tasker description export for your references (Profiles, Tasks and Scenes only). If you don't know how to import Tasker projects, profiles, tasks or scenes, please refer to this blog post . Note:  This index page is rendered by a Javascript. If you are having problem viewing this page or the index doesn't appear, most likely you have disabled your Javascript capability of your web browser. In order to view this page, you need to enable your Javascript setting of your web browser.