- pflugerDeveloper - BellshareHey pfluger,
I only use your awesome app for the signal led. With the previous version, everything was fine. Since the update, I get horrible battery life. As soon as I turn off the app, battery life is very good. Can you post a link with the old version please? I want to go back. Again, no other features of the app are activated on my phone but the signal green led.04-18-13 11:08 PMLike 0 -
According to my research, absolutely all battery apps reduce battery life a lot. I assume it is not a developer issue, probably an OS Issue.
PIN 333AE4B304-18-13 11:26 PMLike 0 -
We have added a function called 'E-Mail Auto Sync'. It will sync your e-mail whenever you enter/exit the hub. When using IMAP you will usually get push e-mail.
Thanks!04-19-13 07:26 AMLike 0 -
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- Yes, if BlackBerry added more APIs it would definitely make things easier. That doesn't automatically mean it isn't doable without APIs. On BB7 there was no API for BBM messages at all and we found a way to even do per contact notifications and popups. We hope we can find more ways to do things on BB10, too.
The reason we currently only offer BBM notifications while the device is locked is because we cannot distinguish outgoing from incoming messages. While the device is locked we know that you are not sending a message.
Thank you so much for this app, it's been in ALL my legacy devices.
Will we ever be able to have BBM notifications while the device is unlocked?RichardAitch likes this.04-19-13 01:32 PMLike 1 -
- Two questions. I was a former BeBuzz user.
On the Z10, the reviews say that it drains the battery quite a bit. Is this true?
Also, it appears this app needs to run minimized. I hate this. I see some weather apps are like this too. Is this something to do with the way BB developed this OS and apps like this will always need to run minimized to work? So far this is the 3rd app I've run into this situation and I'm avoiding buying apps because of this.
Any insights would be appreciated.04-20-13 09:49 PMLike 0 - Hmmm, that's disappointing to hear about no headless in 1.1 I could have sworn...... There goes my Skype theories.....
But thats not the reason I came here, I just wanted to thank you for the new active screen, the battery percentage is much more useful to me and gives the app quite a bit more functionality. Thank you, keep up the great work.04-21-13 04:52 AMLike 0 - Two questions. I was a former BeBuzz user.
On the Z10, the reviews say that it drains the battery quite a bit. Is this true?
Also, it appears this app needs to run minimized. I hate this. I see some weather apps are like this too. Is this something to do with the way BB developed this OS and apps like this will always need to run minimized to work? So far this is the 3rd app I've run into this situation and I'm avoiding buying apps because of this.
Any insights would be appreciated.
Yes until BB release the headless api's then sadly the app needs to be run as an active frame. Hopefully the headless api's will be released soon, probably after may as that is when BB will have a dev conference and then they should be released to the devs for them to take advantage.
But in a nutshell this app along with others needs to be run as an active frame, otherwise it wont work and the BBM notifications only work if the phone is locked...again due to the api limitation.04-21-13 06:21 AMLike 0 - pfluger,
I think I found another issue, I'm not sure.
One of my email accounts is setup with the following;
Vibrate is on and set to to two times, length is set to Medium.
What I am finding is that my phone will vibrate three times when I get something from this account.
Nathan04-21-13 11:16 AMLike 0 -
I need BBM notifications for work so it's a shame that it doesn't work with that. However, I have found a workaround solution with Color LED Messages. This app allows not only change of LED colour for accounts (bar social) but also repeat notifications and the device default alert notifications for BBM.
I still think BeBuzz is more in-depth but at least I have repeat notifications with different LED's and still BBM alerts.04-21-13 12:46 PMLike 0 - I am so caught on using or not using this app. I am trying to like it but the sacrifice in battery, the bugs, the active frame (this is on BBRY but not the bugs), the lack of decent documentation, and now the fact that three times I have tried to ask the developer for some help and he has disappeared on here.04-21-13 02:45 PMLike 0
- Hmm is there anyway to actually read out loud the message only when connected to headphones or bluetooth?? The text only reads out loud the name. I want the option to do name And the message.
Posted via CB1004-21-13 03:16 PMLike 0 - pfluger can you tell us if we buy the app but then swap out our Z10 for a Q10 will we be able to transfer the app or buy it again? I sent that question into bellshare support over a week ago and no answer. Long time user and really want to give it a try on the Z but pretty sure I'm going to swap and get the Q when it hits the market04-21-13 03:57 PMLike 0
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- pflugerDeveloper - BellshareFirst of all, an update to the reported battery drain issues. We have tested for the last 2 days and could not yet find a noticable battery drain.
If you think you are seeing increased battery drain and have access to an app like Battery Guru it would be great if you could try to get some measurements to help us find the issue.
Here are the Battery Guru graphs for our tests.
1. BeBuzz running with battery indicator active frame. Phone not being used. Approx. 1 e-mail per hour coming in. No LED notifications.
Went from 85% to 70% in 15h ~ 1% per hour. This would give it a total runtime of 100 hours if the phone is in standby and the LED is off.
2. BeBuzz running with battery indicator active frame. Phone not being used. Approx. 1 e-mail per hour coming in. Enabled LED with default 1 hour timeout. (Basically constant LED flashing)
Went from 70% to 50% in 14h ~ 1.5% per hour. This would give it a total runtime of 66 hours if the phone is left in standby and the LED is constantly flashing.habs_fan likes this.04-22-13 03:10 PMLike 1 - pflugerDeveloper - BellshareHere are my issues.
Now that they have updated it with a battery meter, I can let it run instead of battery guru and have more going on. It would be nice to know how to properly set things.
I wanted to turn it to silent yesterday, so did it the way I normally do, from the settings on the home screen, and bebuzz still made noise.
In order for BeBuzz to work, you need to turn off a bunch of the native settings. Now do you turn them off on the global screen, or from each different individual setting? Do you turn off LED and vibrations, and sound, or just LED? What do you do to make it silent? Adjust the settings in the silent mode as well as normal?
Any help appreciated.
Also, what are the message actions that you access from the contact defaults/three dots menu?
You turn off sound and vibrate individually if you are going to override them in BeBuzz. (i.e. the initial sound alert in BeBuzz would play at the same time as the system alert if left on)
BeBuzz doesn't see your current selected sound profile. You will have to switch your phone to silent if you have any sounds/vibrate configured in the system settings and turn off the BeBuzz notifications in the app (we are adding a global switch to the app for this).
Message actions will act on all incoming message from the contact. You can for example have no LED and automatically mark messages as read if they come from a mailing list.
We will be adding some documentation/inline help in future versions.04-22-13 03:17 PMLike 0 - First of all, an update to the reported battery drain issues. We have tested for the last 2 days and could not yet find a noticable battery drain.
If you think you are seeing increased battery drain and have access to an app like Battery Guru it would be great if you could try to get some measurements to help us find the issue.
Here are the Battery Guru graphs for our tests.
1. BeBuzz running with battery indicator active frame. Phone not being used. Approx. 1 e-mail per hour coming in. No LED notifications.
Went from 85% to 70% in 15h ~ 1% per hour. This would give it a total runtime of 100 hours if the phone is in standby and the LED is off.
2. BeBuzz running with battery indicator active frame. Phone not being used. Approx. 1 e-mail per hour coming in. Enabled LED with default 1 hour timeout. (Basically constant LED flashing)
Went from 70% to 50% in 14h ~ 1.5% per hour. This would give it a total runtime of 66 hours if the phone is left in standby and the LED is constantly flashing.04-22-13 03:26 PMLike 0
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