Hey guys,
I recently got my new phone. It's a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro and I fell in love with it's fast charge animation. Unfortunately it turns off after a few seconds. What I love about it is that it displays the battery percentage with two digits behind the comma, so you can watch the battery level increase as it's charging. Is there a widget or a way to bring it permanently onto the desktop or status bar? So it's showing like 75,45% instead of just 75%
I tried multiple battery status apps and stuff. None of them was able to do that.
Does anybody know a way?
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I have noticed a difference between the battery icon on the top bar and the battery icon on the Phone UI! When battery power drains to somewhere @ 15-20%, what both icons represent is unidentical!
One could show more battery bars than the other which is confusing! I tried adjusting the BatteryIconLevel string, but it couldn't work properly.
Is this normal?
possible to share any screenshot on this issue?
SPB Phone Suite's battery meter is also different from the battery meter at the top also..... my guess is that this might be due to the settings set differently on both battery meters ie % before alarm sounds, or % before it shuts down.....
my guess only so if this sounds stupid, then it probly does but still.... only a guess.
When the Dream is charging the battery percentage is shown on the locked screen, would it be possible to change the screen to display battery percentage when not attached? Where would I need to look to get started on this transition?
I recommend you pick up power manager from the marketplace for now. I will be creating a widget that you can put on your desktop in the future
Hello. I have a Samsung Saga and would love to have a battery bar at the top like the one by spb and this one... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=480914 ...but I am not knowledgable in C++. The bars currently use notifications for the percentage and the Saga uses a registry entry for the battery, so there are no notifications that support the battery utilizations. I have made use of a mortscript I modified that replaces the owner bar information on the today screen with the battery info including now an estimator of how long I can use my phone before I need to charge for the Saga. I just wish I could also have the battery bar at the top, can anyone help with this? Maybe a battery bar could be written that just reads a certain registry entry that I could populate every couple of seconds with the percentage or something similar?
Thanks for any help you can provide,
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Hi
I am using Battery Status Pro on my Galaxy S
My friend is having problems with her galaxy s battery going flat even when not in use (I'll do another post about it)
but when i looked to get battery status pro it doesn't seem to exist anymore,
Can i still get it?
Is there a way of getting it off my phone?
Is there an alternative that has battery status as a number in the taskbar. and estimates for how much battery life is left fro each action "- video - music - surfing." (Like battery status pro has)
Cheers
One of my biggest pet peeves and first world problems, is the battery icon or % or anything battery related whatsoever showing itself on my phone. I do not want to see the battery life displayed anywhere ever on my phone, it's too stressful and pisses me off seeing it. I know when my battery low, and will check it in the Settings menu myself like once a day, or see it when charging.
How do I get rid of the battery icon and % from showing in the lockscreen status bar ? I use the Xposed Wanam app to hide the battery icon on the home screen status bar. But for some reason I still see it on the lockscreen.
I have the T-Mobile Note 5, running an International Marshmallow ROM. I am using the latest official T-Mobile firmware, bootlloader, and modem. But previous Lollipop ROM's I was always able to hide any battery stuff on the lockscreen.
Any suggestions ?
Lockscreen showing the damn ugly and stressing me battery icon WHICH I NEVER WANT TO SEE EVER ON MY PHONE
Homescreen, without the battery icon, which is perfect.
Settings > Battery > Display Battery Percentage. Not sure you can disable the battery entirely tho.
Numzi said:
Settings > Battery > Display Battery Percentage. Not sure you can disable the battery entirely tho.
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Did that, and it get only gets rid of it on the main homescreens, not the lockscreen.