Found this pic on a programmer's page,maybe...but don't find anything about the today plugin.
Can help me to learn this today screen used those plugins?
trinculo said:
Found this pic on a programmer's page,maybe...but don't find anything about the today plugin.
Can help me to learn this today screen used those plugins?
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I'm pretty sure that is Phone Alarm by PocketMax (http://www.pocketmax.net/phoneAlarm.html)
This program allows you to create "profiles" such as Home, Office, Car, etc which can change how your device works (e.g. ring or vibrate on/off, repeating alarms for SMS, etc). It comes with a Today screen plugin providing one-touch profile switching. This plugin can be "skinned" to look almost any way you like.
A few other developers have similar programs such as SBSH and SPB.
it looks messy for me
I'm new to HTC and I tried to search for other alarm system but cannot find.
I find HTC's alarm is quite useless for people like me who cannot be easily woke up by this short period of ring.
What i want to ask is are we able to use customize ringtone? If so, how?
Or is it possible to make the default ringtone ring all the way without pausing every few seconds?
Try the program G-alarm.
thx,awsome software, btw is it a freeware or trial? I saw the payment and register page, what does it unlock?
Definetely Klaxon 2:
-It's free
-I'ts light
-Integrates in TF3D (optionally replaces classic reminder)
-G-Sensor to turn alarm off
alarm
yes you can change the alarm wav sound;
just copy a .wav file in the windows directory. (you can google a mp3 to wav converter if you want to create a wav file out of an mp3 one)
then on the alarm setting press on the little bell (old version settings) or (Ringtones) it'll bring your wav file among the list of the file you can choose from.
i won't wake up with my watch but trust me i have no problems at all using the td2
i use a ringtone Flute Best from www.Zedge.net there you can find wallpapers rings etc...
cheers
Timothy
thanks very much for klaxon!
Sheldon Cooper said:
I'm new to HTC and I tried to search for other alarm system but cannot find.
I find HTC's alarm is quite useless for people like me who cannot be easily woke up by this short period of ring.
What i want to ask is are we able to use customize ringtone? If so, how?
Or is it possible to make the default ringtone ring all the way without pausing every few seconds?
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Its also limiting to have only 3 alarms. I would expect there is no limit on max no. of alarms since this is basically a computer!
sualc said:
Definetely Klaxon 2:
-It's free
-I'ts light
-Integrates in TF3D (optionally replaces classic reminder)
-G-Sensor to turn alarm off
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weird thing with Klaxon 2 : if my phone is locked by S2U2, the alarm doesn't sound... other thing : I checked the snooze with G-Sensor (flipping) and it doesn't go automatically to snooze when I flip It, I still have to clic on SNOOZE ... pretty annoying !
Hi,
very strange,G-Sensor snooze works with me.Unfortunately I don't use S2U2, sorry I can't help
Try to make an exception for klaxon with an registry editor under
HKCU\Software\A_C\S2U2\Exceptions
Then restart S2U2 and Klaxon should work with S2U2
simonGsez said:
Try to make an exception for klaxon with an registry editor under
HKCU\Software\A_C\S2U2\Exceptions
Then restart S2U2 and Klaxon should work with S2U2
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It did work for waking up S2U2 but the G-Sensor still didn't work. I spent the 4.99€ and bought the G-Alarm software : it's working perfectly, even with S2U2 enabled and the G-Sensor let me control the snooze and OFF function easily.
Does Klaxon consume memory while inactive, or it leaves a memory footprint only when an alarm is set? The reason I am asking is the following: The app looks really cool, but since I will not need to utilize an alarm from my TD2 frequently, it will be unnecessary to install an app that consumes memory no matter what.
jcan said:
Does Klaxon consume memory while inactive, or it leaves a memory footprint only when an alarm is set? The reason I am asking is the following: The app looks really cool, but since I will not need to utilize an alarm from my TD2 frequently, it will be unnecessary to install an app that consumes memory no matter what.
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Anyone to answer???
Klaxon 2 uses Windows reminder to store infos about the time the alarm must sound (runs as a service). It is invisible to Task Manager until the alarm sounds or you start it to change settings. I did not notice any increased battery drain since I use it. You can give it a try and see by yourself , don't risk nothing.
OK thanks!
Well, a friend of mine suggested to me to check out G-Alarm, and so I did. I have to admit that it is much prettier than Klaxon, and with many more features. Hence, I decided to stick with G-Alarm from now on...
Hi
here is my need, when i drive i can use on my HD2 tomtom and Pocket music player, so it could be very nice that when driving something like tomtom icon overlay can be always somewhere ontop when i use the music and in the musice the tomtom icon, like this to switch between application is only one finger to use
So the idea is to have an easy way to switch application, no matter wich one in fact, any ideas ?
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ah ah i reply myself, i have just found this gesture application that is good for what i need
This is LMT launcher, just assign gestures to application, and that'is
have a good day
I am thinking of installing an Android tablet into my car as a carpc. Android is not very vehicle (minimal attention) friendly so an app maybe a home screen type application could solve this.
I have an idea of what it could look like nothing to complex. I attached a mock up. The buttons on the right can be bigger or more of them and can be customizable (auto call text playlist) the volume on the right could be a stage up down (more clicks the louder long press for mute) or slider whichever. Perhaps digital OBD II gauges could be added as well if screen size is big enough.
Haptic feed back and definitive clicks sounds should be optional so you know you have hit a key.
The wall paper behind everything should be customizable maybe visualizer or album art users choice.
I think simple gesture could be implemented as well slide for new song up or down for voice activities (voice search or vlingo) I'd have no idea what to do on the programing side, but I could learn and help.
Any ideas or volunteers leave a comment if this is done I'll delete but I could not see such an app not that I knew what to search for. this could be quite popular in the CarPC forums if it has not been done before. Market wise ad supported with a one time payment pro version (2-5$) would probably have best sales. (I just want the app take the idea nothing expected here, except maybe I get it free ;-). I'll help test)
bump it up
Android Car Dock available in 2.2+
Its a stock app
Not quite what I'm looking for all that is is short cuts to non mobile friendly apps. It also doesn't look as seamless as a single solution would.
Try Desktop Visulizer, it can create as big icons as you want, selecting custom images.
A new home screen and widgets seem to be the best choice at this point. "Where I'm at" widget is great for the maps part and a volume up down widget works great for volume. I haven't found a reliable media mute widget tho. Just about any music player has a mobile friendly widget.
A voice command app that pauses music correctly would really help though lol.
I'm interested send me a pm with more info and ill look into it
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it is possible to have a map view in the middle of the application but not a navigation view as it is not documented by the api and simple odb2 data is easy its just serial data but not being able to ingrate navigation posses a problem
I was talking to the developer of "Where I'm At" and he said he would look into it. Could an alternative GPS app be used or even a 2x1 widget with next turn direction. Sounds like the best bet would be a new app with everything built in already. That would take away from customization of different music apps unless an option was coded in.
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I was talking to the developer of "Where I'm At" and he said he would look into it. Could an alternative GPS app be used or even a 2x1 widget with next turn direction. Sounds like the best bet would be a new app with everything built in already. That would take away from customization of different music apps unless an option was coded in.
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Only if it was open source because most navigation apps are paid and it is against the terms of service to use
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hi all!
i know there are plenty of threads on this topic but they are either very old or miss the mark.
i am looking for a small (1x1) timer widget where i can preset a length (like 30 mins) tap the widget and the timer starts. and preferably i can have multiple widgets for different lengths.
something like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.gira.widget.countdown but for minutes instead of days if you will. the closest i could find is this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mta.countdown but here a tap on the widget still only opens up the timer and i have to dial in what i need before i can start it...
thank you very much for reading
kind regards
edit: i just found this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shreyasr.quicktimer and thats pretty close to what i want but i'd rather not have a 4x1 widget with a bunch of timers on it i dont need or want if possible