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2010-09-15
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@ Finland
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#11
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Would be nice to be able to trigger other things in case of low battery as well, like disconnecting wlan and disabling 3g (and automatically restore them when charger is plugged in). It would maybe give a bit more time for phone use.
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2010-11-12
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@ Chicago
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#12
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The N900 low battery warning is really inadequate. I "might" notice the pop-up alert of a critically low battery, but probably not, since it doesn't repeat.
If my phone is in silent mode, as it usually is, I won't hear any warning tone, either.
What we really need is a blinking red LED every 10 seconds that starts when the battery hits a level near 10%.
If my phone is in silent mode, as it usually is, I won't hear any warning tone, either.
What we really need is a blinking red LED every 10 seconds that starts when the battery hits a level near 10%.
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2010-11-12
, 21:03
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@ Ituzaingo, Argentina
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#13
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there is something like that, take a look at
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=64658
if you know a little about mce and dbus you can edit it as you wish, giving a red blink every 10 seconds when battery is lower than 10%
Last edited by Harick; 2010-11-12 at 21:13.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=64658
if you know a little about mce and dbus you can edit it as you wish, giving a red blink every 10 seconds when battery is lower than 10%
Last edited by Harick; 2010-11-12 at 21:13.
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2010-11-12
, 22:20
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@ Chicago
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#14
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Looks like this should fit the bill. Thanks!
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2010-11-13
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@ Canada
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#15
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Anyone got any clever ideas about how we can dismiss the audible 'ping' once it's got our attention? IMO having to put the phone in silent mode is NOT an adequate solution..