[mafty]

I can't find good settings to fit all the info on the main screen (home screen) for beweather. It all gets cutoff. Anyone have some good settings for mainscreen and possibly some decent backgrounds other than black lol

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[Phill_UK]

It's really just a case of playing about with the settings until you're happy with them.

After reading your post, I had a play and came up with this...

[Matrix Leader]

It's really just a case of playing about with the settings until you're happy with them.

After reading your post, I had a play and came up with this...

Nice theme and England logo Phil

[Phill_UK]

Nice theme and England logo Phil

Cheers ML. I don't usually use a BW wallpaper as I think it looks too busy.

BW normally just sits in my icon try, like this...

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What are those icons on your search bar ?? emails i know.

paul

It's really just a case of playing about with the settings until you're happy with them.

After reading your post, I had a play and came up with this...

[Phill_UK]

What are those icons on your search bar ?? emails i know.

paul

The 99+ one is the current battery level (MeterBerry)

...and the 6 one is the current outside temperature (BerryWeather)

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nice wallpaper, where from ??

[Phill_UK]

nice wallpaper, where from ??

Cheers Paul... I get all my wallpapers from deviantART

[Matrix Leader]

Sweet and simple Phil, is Meter Berry worth paying for Phil?? Kindly note the benefits

Cheers m8

[Phill_UK]

Sweet and simple Phil, is Meter Berry worth paying for Phil?? Kindly note the benefits

Cheers m8

That's debatable ML...

I thought it was worth it on my 9700, because many of the themes I used didn't have a visible battery meter on the home screen. So I used the MB notification icon option to show it instead. It's also very handy to keep an eye on battery temperature, discharge rate, time remaining, application and media card memory, memory change etc. You can also use it to reboot your device daily at a preset time.

To be honest though, with the 9780 having pretty good battery management and plenty of memory, it's not really worth purchasing anymore.

It's more of a gimmic than a benefit now

[Matrix Leader]

That's debatable ML...

I thought it was worth it on my 9700, because many of the themes I used didn't have a visible battery meter on the home screen. So I used the MB notification icon option to show it instead. It's also very handy to keep an eye on battery temperature, discharge rate, time remaining, application and media card memory, memory change etc. You can also use it to reboot your device daily at a preset time.

To be honest though, with the 9780 having pretty good battery management and plenty of memory, it's not really worth purchasing anymore.

It's more of a gimmic than a benefit now

Thank you for your honest and detailed opinion man.

I just bought it as it isn't expensive and I like the icon that tells you the exact battery life on the screen.

Thanks Phill

Cheers

[lycafe]

The 99+ is also an app that show the percentage of your battery. The app is called BatteryEx.. There is a free version as well as a paid version. There are plenty of skins available as well.



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[Matrix Leader]

The 99+ is also an app that show the percentage of your battery. The app is called BatteryEx.. There is a free version as well as a paid version. There are plenty of skins available as well.

Sweet looking icons!

[mafty]

What setting allows you to have the thermometer in the top tray?? I don't seem to have it there

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[Matrix Leader]

What setting allows you to have the thermometer in the top tray?? I don't seem to have it there

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1) Enter the Meter Berry Applicaiton

2) Press the BB key to open the menu

3) Go to the first option, which is Options

4) Check the first box which says: Banner Icon

5) Hit back, then choose Save

[Phill_UK]

What setting allows you to have the thermometer in the top tray?? I don't seem to have it there

This option is only available in the full paid version of BerryWeather, and it's a COMPLETELY different setting and app from ML's above

1) Open BerryWeather
2) Press the Menu button and scroll down to Settings
3) Scroll to Homescreen/Notificatiion Icon
4) Scroll to Notification Icon and check the box for Show Temperature Icon In Notification Area
5) Press the Escape key and save your settings
6) Sorted

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[jytvyj]

Yea WTF ML...totally wrong application.

NVM, phil got it.

banner icon = paid version...

the meterberry icon gives you temp of battery, not the air around you.

[mafty]

lol sorry about the confusion. I have the paid version of berryweather. I did figure it out how to get the thermometer in the tray. Want to take full use of this 10 dollar app.