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Maybe due to the fact we both using 9810 has something to do with it. - As for you not answering I meant you didn't bother to answer as you went straight into action to implement the features haha. Thank you once again for a great app. Loving the new battery info feature, I dont have to go all the way into device analyzer for battery drain details.Me not responding to users is somehow difficult to believe, but im human after all, so its possible
ok, so for red led in bbm, its cause my app waits for 1 second until it shows your bbm led, so the OS bbm red led starts then my app takes over. to stop the red led from showing, just turn off the LED in BBM sound settings from within your phone Sound Profiles.
as for whatsapp, its cause of whatsapp sends your messages as emails, and my app sees that and shows you an email led and a whatsapp led, to confirm just switch on popups feature in my app and you will see what im talking about. i might have to do something about the whatsapp messages in my next release, it should NOT be a big issue to fix
as for the 60m screen time, its a bug, i will have to fix it, i also have the same issue, unfortunately i noticed it yesterday and no one else has reported it, strange !!10-07-12 09:38 AM - The wallpaper feature will pause if your phone's screen is OFF, even if it is a 1 min interval, however it will still count to one 1 min when screen is OFF, but then will wait until you turn ON the screen to switch to the next picture.Thanks for the swift reply.
Extremely quickly? Hard to quantify. My battery life is pretty good, but after enabling the wallpaper feature (1 min change), my battery dropped from 90% to 75% within around 30 mins. That's why I was asking if it were possible to add the option "change every 5 screen-on-offs", or 10, or 20. That way the number of changes would be directly linked to your phone use. Does the feature take any battery cycles if the phone's locked, but set to change every minute?
Thanls for answering the ADR/notification Q - didn't realise it was a RIM limitation
remember that when running many apps (3 or more) at the same time, it drains battery much faster than you think, due to the phone heating from extra CPU usage, and also from extra RAM usage, the less RAM and CPU you use, the more your phone will last.
My app is the only app running all the time on my phone (bb 9810), it lasts me a day and a half, with extensive email usage (average 100 /day).10-07-12 08:19 PM - FileScout - the only file manager I use. Had been using the lite version and recently upgraded to the full version. Love it!Sultan,
Allow me to add my thanks for the continuing support, bugfixes and additions to an app that has became a makor part of my 9900
Couple of questions (for anyone to answer, if they can):
- Wallpaper mode. I've enabled this and noticed that the battery is draining extremely quickly compared to before. Is this normal? Also, if I change the "image change interval" to "screen off-on", sometimes the image doesn't change, other times it changes through a couple of images at once. Is this problem just on my phone? Also, how about an option to change the image every say, 5 occasions of screen-off-on instead? That'd be ace. Am I correct in thinking that setting a low time delay for wallpaper change (1 min) would eat the battery compared to setting it to 30mins?
- Battery monitor. Excellent! Love the notification bar setting. However I find I'm quite interested to see the ADR too.. what's the chances of being able to add this as an option in the notification area ALONG WITH the battery percentage i.e. "78% (adr 2%)" ? That'd be fantastic.
Thanks for the hard work, time and effort. Much appreciated.
Last question - what do you guys recommend as a file manager? Ideally, one that'd allow multi-selects for copy/paste operations, small thumbnail views of images, and ideally a 'favourites' or 'bookmarks' option for jumping between common locations. TIA!
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