On my GW4 when I display the Heart Rate Tile, I see something like this:
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It is displaying the heart rate from 1:23 this morning. When I look at the Tiles Setup instead of 1:23 AM it shows "Now". I'd assume that means the current rate.
How do I get it to change to "Now" and show the current heart rate? I have it set up for continuous HR reading in settings.
Thanks,
Barry.
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I powered off/powered on the watch and went back to the Heart Rate tile. It now shows
"Now" and updates with the real-time heart rate. This is what I would normally like to see rather than "Today's HR". How does one change between the two display modes without having to power off/power on the watch? I think there must be something – I just can't find it.
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Isn't it a little bit too much of effort to touch the screen a few times just to let others know that you've basically burned no calories in the past hours doing nothing?
Hey OP, I was excited to hear of a CouchPotato App, but it isn't what I was thinking
http://couchpotatoapp.com/
Confusing, no?
I'll change its name.
Changed the name, now it's called CouchPotato Me.
Hi,
I'm the developer of this app for ANDROID and I want show you some of my work. I would like to tell you that in the next weeks the application will have a refresh on UI.
Efirgy it's an application that help the users saving energy. For that, Efirgy calculate how much can save in energy changing the normal lights in the house by economic lights. In other hand the application can estimate how much we can save energy don't let the devices stay in Standby, because even in this mode the devices still consuming energy. And a lot.
Link: Play Google
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Nice work! I think green apps are the way to go for future apps.
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So I just discovered my S8+ has a display problem that results in the right eye (lower half of the screen) being much darker than the other side; this causes discomfort during GearVR use because whenever a dark scene is presented, the pixels on the right side of the screen become so black that they actully turn off! Its like going blind in one eye!
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http://i.imgur.com/aaYYWRK.jpg
Here is a solid dark wallpaper I generated to test if you have this issue yourself, simply load up this image on your phone, turn brightness right up in a dark room and check for and variance in brightness, if you see any, you'll likely have a simular issue.
http://imgur.com/aaYYWRK
Anyone else have this issue?
Software I have tested affected by this issue;
The Manor
Pigusas
Dread Halls
I'm developing a small utility which can automatically slow down charging when the battery overheats.(I know android does it automatically but I want to set the limit even lower.)
Currently, I turn off charging by `echo 0 > /sys/class/power_supply/battery/chargin_enabled` and then start charging again when battery cools down to a certain temperature.
- **Q.** Is there any way to control charging speed as well? (I can't write directly to `/sys/class/power_supply/battery/current_now`)
I know android automatically controls charging speed.
- **Q.** Is there any api to control charging speed?
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In android kernel source, I find `qcom,batt-warm-decidegc` interesting but couldn't find how to use it.
- **Q.** Can I somehow use `qcom,batt-warm-decidegc` in this case?
This is the first Android app I have made .
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Features :-
- Shows true north
- Shows the device heading in degrees
- Shows latitude
- Shows longitude
- Shows the Address of current location
- Use flashlight as Torch
- And, a map to easily spot the things around you
Get it from Play Store
Test and tell me how is it
Nice layout, but besides that, it suffers from the same difficulties all compass apps on Android suffer: its incorrect. May prompt the user the make the 8-gesture to calibrate properly or use some other techniques to calibrate the compass but the currently shown values are false (Pixel 3 XL, Android 10). From a developer point of view, working with compass values on Android s***s.