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[APP] Night Clock v0.9

Night Clock v0.9 (Freeware)
Requirements: Android 1.5+
Operating System: Android
Overview: Now you can check the current time and the time that you need to wake up comfortably on the middle of the night. Remember that this ain't be a alarm to wake you, but I will add this option later.
Very clean and easy to use interface, with a black background so your eyes won't be hurt when you while you check the time on the middle of the night after suddenly waking up.
If you have set any appointment for the next day and you need to wake up, there is a clock that will tell you the hour that you need to wake.
Made On a Mac
Future Plans:
Alarm option
Countdown to wake up
Change the background color
Put a own background image
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More Info:
Code:
https://market.android.com/details?id=appinventor.ai_eeepc904.Clock
Download Links/Instructions: Just scan the QR Code below and it will take you directly to the Android Market. Enjoy
QR Code:

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This is perfect for me.
Any possibility to center the "You need to wake up at" text?

CuBz90 said:
This is perfect for me.
Any possibility to center the "You need to wake up at" text?
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Oh! Sorry for the time without a response. I'll make that, it's very simple to center the text. Stay tuned for an update

For those that want the text to be centered, here is the APK.
I like the style that is right now, so this will be an alternative to the Market one, but don't forget to rate it on the Market

Care to add that Update to the OP? Thanks

I like how made "Made On a Mac" bold in the OP

Red for nightvision?
Just a suggestion, but how about also making a version with black background and medium-dark red numbers?
Red light has a bonus at night being that it doesn't ruin your night vision when in a dark room like white light does.
(ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_vision section: Biological night vision)
Long ago there were apps for Palm devices where it used red so people could flick the device on, look at what they needed with the display red, and it wouldn't strain their eyes or disrupt their night vision.

Dav_Edward said:
Just a suggestion, but how about also making a version with black background and medium-dark red numbers?
Red light has a bonus at night being that it doesn't ruin your night vision when in a dark room like white light does.
(ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_vision section: Biological night vision)
Long ago there were apps for Palm devices where it used red so people could flick the device on, look at what they needed with the display red, and it wouldn't strain their eyes or disrupt their night vision.
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In CM there is "render effects" where you can switch to red. It effects the whole system and can be used as "night vision".

[APPS] Blink on your Nexus one

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Blink (Free)
Customize Your Android’s LED Alert in Your Way!
Everyone knows the situation: You don’t want the phone to ring but still want to know when someone is contacting you. The internal simplex LED notification is too dark and you don’t know if it’s a mail, SMS or call…
Blink lets you customize your LED alerts for many system notifications in your way!
Blink extends your default Android LED alert system and allows you to customize LED color for SMS/MMS, Incoming Call/Missed Call, and Low Battery/Memory (more features will come soon).
With a few simple LED tests you will be able to add a group of favorite LED colors in for these notifications. By customizing the LED colors and frequency in your way, you can check any alerts with a quick glance at the LED light. Blink keeps the LED flashing alerts for you.
Product Features:
- LED Color Test Function to Check Device LED Support Status
- New SMS & MMS LED Color & Frequency Adjustment
- Missed Call LED Color & Frequency Adjustment
- New Phone Call LED Color & Frequency Adjustment
- Low Battery & System Memory LED Color & Frequency Adjustment
Download the apk files below and leave your comments

i use it on miuimod currently since trackball alerts fails for me, blink is great

As far as i know, it stopped working on Nexus One since Gingerbread arrived. Till then, i used it and worked fine.

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Don't working on Nocturnals GRI40 base. Previously FRG83G worked fine.

Some try it on superAsom Tom?
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App

I use blink for a long time on my Nexus one. Works great, 12 colors are awesome, but if it can work for email notification, that would be great. Looking for any update

[APP][4.3+] Frozen LED - Manage your notification LED colors by app or by contact

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Manage your LED notification light fast and easily. No more trying to guess which app or which person demands your attention with random colors.
Features:
Select color by app or by text. Your favorite contacts can have their own color no matter which app they use to contact you.
Handle missed called.
Fine tune blinking speed for each notification.
Lightweight, almost no memory and battery footprint.
This app makes use of Android's 4.3 Notification Listener and thus it must be enabled under Device Settings > Security > Notification Access. It cannot access the internet so your personal data is absolutely safe.
I did all the testing on a Nexus 4 but it should work on any device with a LED. Contact me if something goes wrong on another device.
Thanks for giving it a look!

Totally cool

Sblast said:
Totally cool
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Thanks! Feel free to send me any suggestions you might have.

Looks promising. Thanks. Can you assign different colors to different Gmail accounts?

juu666 said:
Looks promising. Thanks. Can you assign different colors to different Gmail accounts?
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I am using the notification toast text to determinate contact names (the text that briefly appears across your status bar when a notification is posted). I never tried multiple gmail accounts, if each account appears in the toast text you can use the 'Text & Contacts' feature to have different colors.
Otherwise it needs special treatment (with extra permissions), I could add this if there is demand.

I tried it on a Nexus 4 (no custom rom, no nothing. I have no apps that interfere with the notification LED), and it's not working correctly. I set Gmail to red and the led still lights up white.

naplam said:
I tried it on a Nexus 4 (no custom rom, no nothing. I have no apps that interfere with the notification LED), and it's not working correctly. I set Gmail to red and the led still lights up white.
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I have fixed that, expect an update this weekend!

Any news on fixing issues surrounding Nexus 4 stock roms? I really want to use this app but it's just not working for me at the moment. Test notifs work fine, but when it actually comes down to real notifs they just don't work.

Lolipop Silent Mode Options?

The other day I flashed the 04.04.15 nightly of CM12, everything works great to be honest. However I then realised by design silent mode in Android 5.0 has changed.
What I want to do is have silent mode work as it did in Android 4.4, that been when the phone is on silent mode alarms still work, and any notifications will still activate the notification light.
The closest I can get to this is putting the phone on vibrate mode, which is not ideal as the phone is very loud when vibrating on a desk.
Do any hacks exist to stop the phone vibrating, or to replicate the 4.4 behaviour? Anything I’ve found appears to just make it easier to activate the “new silent mode”.

The only thing you can do is put the phone into priority mode like this:
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And then go into Settings/Sounds & Notifications/Interruptions and switch off interruptions for calls and notifications.
By doing this your phone will be silent but you'll still have audible alarms and a functioning notification led.
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Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately doing that you will not get notifications for email, whatsapp and so on unless you allow them in priority mode. If you allow notifications for an app in priority mode then you are back to the same problem, you are either forced to hear a notification sound or have the phone vibrate.
I even went as far as creating a new profile with the ring tone / notification volume set to nothing, however that simply makes the phone vibrate... Google really don't want phones to have a proper silent mode, such an annoying decision... it seems such a basic feature to remove.
I did however find this Xposed Module: True Silent Mode for Lollipop
Features:
Adds the silent mode of Android 4.x back (no sound, no vibration)
Keeps notification LEDs intact
Keeps alarms working (in contrast to the new "None" mode)
That worked perfectly for me, my phone is now silent, I get coloured LED notifications and my alarms work :good:
Hopefully Xposed and this module will keep working in future versions of Android!

LED notifications on Galaxy J7 2016

A friend of mine has a brand new Samsung Galaxy J7. When they were using the Nokia N9:
- whenever a call was missed or a text arrived, a LED diode blinked
- there was a low-power screen on the AMOLED display, showing the information about the missed calls, just like on the photo below
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Is it possible to get some standby notifications on the J7? I can't find any LED notifications options in the device settings.

marmistrz said:
A friend of mine has a brand new Samsung Galaxy J7. When they were using the Nokia N9:
- whenever a call was missed or a text arrived, a LED diode blinked
- there was a low-power screen on the AMOLED display, showing the information about the missed calls, just like on the photo below
Is it possible to get some standby notifications on the J7? I can't find any LED notifications options in the device settings.
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try download Light Manager Pro
after installed go to Advanced settings>show horloge and show date
and enjoy :laugh:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.istudio.flashnotification
That doesnt work. The closest thing you will get is the camera to flash.. but thats only the rear camera so if youre device is laying down you will still miss notifications cause you cant see the light flashing.. its probably not good on the battery either. There just isnt any standard led notification lights... i guess you got to check manually i mean if youre already looking at youre phone to check for a blinking light you may as well just click the home or power button to see the notifications on youre lock screen..

There's an app on this J7 forum that uses the front flash for notifications
Front Flash Notification & Torch
Try it out.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.megawave.flashalerts
This one makes youre front and back cameras flash but its only for a couple seconds so if youre not in the dark or in the same room as the phone you wont see it... then say if you was out of the room and it went off youd miss it and never know there was a notification until the next time one came in while you was right there or when youd actually turn youre screen back on.. its a hit n miss on notifications cause theres no real led light and have to use the cameras which flashes only last a couple seconds.

Hej, jakim cudem masz w N9 skonfigurowanego Twittera??? / How do You connect native Harmattan Twitter app???

try noled app
you can use noled app for notifications..i can say its better than notification led..when you receive mail sms or missed call(..whatsapp message,and whatever you want) it appears on black screen and customizable..