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You must uninstall any previous version of MeterBerry prior to installing this version!
Soft reset fixed for OS .151.
There are now three log slots that can be set to any combination of Battery, Memory, Signal Strength, or Temperature log. The logs can be in any order, or they can be disabled. You can have 1, 2, or 3 logs.
Everything is now accessed through the main screen's menu. The log portion of the menu is dynamic based on the currently enabled logs.
The log screen layout has been revised and cleaned up (units are now displayed in the title bar, etc.)
Signal Strength log can be displayed in bars or dBm.
Temperature log can be displayed in �F or �C.
Log screens support multi-touch - swipe left or right to cycle through currently enabled logs.
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Features:
Customizable, Dynamic Home Screen Icons
Keep tabs on your battery, memory, or device status right on your home screen.
Customizable Battery and Memory Notifications
MeterBerry will notify you when your battery level or free memory drops below the thresholds you specify.
Notification sounds, LED, and vibrate behavior are all customizable through the phone's standard Profiles application.
Logging
MeterBerry keeps logs of how your battery level, free memory, signal strength, and device temperature change over time, allowing you to detect a failing battery, monitor how 3rd party applications or OS's affect your battery life, memory, or signal strength, find areas or times of the day where your signal strength drops, determine if your phone is overheating, and more.
Soft Reset (Battery Pull) Functionality
Reset your device by simulating a battery pull any time you want.
Or, schedule a reset to be performed automatically daily at a specific time.
Memory Recovery
Initiate the Java garbage collector to free up application memory on-demand, when you receive a low memory notification, or hourly when your phone is idle.
Event Log Management
View the system Event Log to troubleshoot application or operating system problems.
Clear the event log hourly when your phone is idle to free up application memory.
Device Statistics
MeterBerry calculates the average battery discharge rate, change in free memory since startup, time since the last reset, and more.
Small Footprint
MeterBerry is only ~180 KB in size when installed. And its run-time footprint is even smaller.
Lifetime Free Upgrades
MeterBerry is constantly being updated with new features. All updates will be free to existing customers. Forever.
Unparalled Support
E-mail us at [email protected] with any problems, questions, comments, or suggestions. We will answer.
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Check out all the details, along with FAQs at the MeterBerry website.
Purchase MeterBerry for a steal, only $3.95!
No other program even comes close to offering MeterBerry's bang for the buck.Last edited by Giant Cashew; 11-20-09 at 08:50 AM.
08-23-09 11:16 AM - Thanks Giant Cashew for the update.
Wished I had read this thread BEFORE mobihand's email to upgrade. Guess I will go and unistall the new install, reboot the reinstall.
Glad I am having a slow work day
Last edited by Ltapilot; 08-23-09 at 11:28 AM. Reason: Dumb spelling errors and to fast fingers
08-23-09 11:27 AM - The MobiHand update e-mail also includes my instructions to uninstall any old versions first. It's just a little more difficult to find, you have to scroll down to "Developer Message". In the future, any time you get a MobiHand update e-mail, I would make sure you read the Developer Message first. Not just for MeterBerry but any other applications you have.Thanks Giant Cashew for the update.
Wished I had read this thread BEFORE mobihand's email to upgrade. Guess I will go and unistall the new install, reboot the reinstall.
Glad I am having a slow work dayLast edited by Giant Cashew; 08-23-09 at 11:33 AM.
08-23-09 11:31 AM - It is probably in the Downloads or Applications folder. Make sure you don't have them hidden.Yeah, I wish I would have seen the "uninstall first" message, too. I'm sitting here waiting for the reboot to finish because I lost the icon when I upgraded and couldn't find it anywhere. I was thinking the reboot would make it show up. Guess not. Sigh. When in doubt, RTFM, eh?
08-23-09 11:43 AM - Nice update...
Not a big fan of losing the buttons and having to access everything through the menu but I'm sure the new logging options require it...
One note that I am sure you are aware of but I thought I woulld tell you all the same, it still won't reboot on 5.0.0.140 but now I get the something else has already requested the reboot instead of the Java error...
Thanks again for the update!08-23-09 12:00 PM - yes, the reboot wont work in OS 5 everytime...sometimes it will and sometimes not....when it was tested a couple weeks ago i could never get it to do the same thing everytimeNice update...
Not a big fan of losing the buttons and having to access everything through the menu but I'm sure the new logging options require it...
One note that I am sure you are aware of but I thought I woulld tell you all the same, it still won't reboot on 5.0.0.140 but now I get the something else has already requested the reboot instead of the Java error...
Thanks again for the update!08-23-09 12:06 PM - A valid question. In the future, the number of items that can be logged may grow. For performance reasons, you don't want to be logging 10 things at once. So, we decided to create three log "slots", where you choose what gets logged in each one.Looks real nice. Just wondering, why is there 4 logging options, but only 3 logs? Kind of drives me crazy!
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com08-23-09 01:03 PM
