Found a great simple little night time clock app that is great for Amoled screens and wireless charging.
I use a TYLT wireless charger to charge my Nexus 6 overnight and was having trouble obtaining a full (%100) charge
while using some other alarm clock apps such as Timely and Alarm Clock Plus.
Its simple and straightforward, I just used Tasker to start it automatically.
Yes the app is $1.00 and yes maybe there are other ways to do this, but this worked and I thought I would share
for those who use wireless charging. The Dev for Pixoclock is very active and helpful if you have questions.
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Pixoclock can be found here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bucker.pixoclock&hl=en
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I am using my Vario III mainly as a gps. I dont have a sim card in it and have disabled phone option.
there were no problems before with charger and it normally works. But, when i connect it in a car cahrger and start igo 2006, it charges around 10 min and then stops (i see that on led indicator, and also on icon) and let it to use battery power. Then i exit the device and restart it and charging normally continues.ΕΎ, afcourse untill i start igo again...
I am using wm 6.0 because it's better comatibility with igo
Please post your question in the already started thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=406771
Redundant Thread.
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Simple graph that shows your battery status over time, currently free 5 stars from me
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Has a pretty nice zoom feature and the option to use either a 1 or 5 minute check interval.
This is a screen shot of only tetherWiFi running. Looks like I get about and hour and a half before the battery goes dead. Time to hook up the usb lol
I installed this few hours ago and now a update aviable pops up already, is it a paid app or not?
nah it's still free, it used to force close when you started it on while hooked to usb. this update appears to have fixed that.
Can this be resolved?
I'm on lte not wifi and playing an online mmorpg reason why im on lte and playing for me its more stable than my wifi(not really mine)
Thanks
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Anyone?
I would say
partially the supplied charger is @ 1.5amps
so you can try a samsung 2amps charger
but then again
there is the problem of overheating that cause the chargin to slow down or stop
seen this happen when using my phone as in-car recorder
while the unit is recording with display turn off with a 1amp powerbank
if i let is warm up to 40+ Celsius
the battery fail to increase in charge,
it need to be cooled with the car air-con to get it properly increase in charging
Ill look in to your advice
I am used to my phone and tablet having the screen as the number one battery consumer on Android. With this tablet Android OS
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is almost always listed first. Is this also true for others out there? In the attached picture it came off the charger recently however even after quite a bit of usage the number one position seems to be Android OS.
I am quite happy with the battery life of this device. The screen not being first is just unusual.
My stats:
I had an app that was causing my issue. The screen is now the number 1 power draw as expected. Thanks again for posting your battery draw screens!
Just got my "smart" gadgets. They are pretty good. Charge smartphone & tablet at as almost fast as charger on computer. Never bother me to show data when I toggle switch to charging mode.
It is very convenient when you charge your smartphone on the computer no need wall charger in office. Also securely charge your smartphone in hotel, train, airplane. Your smartphone will never be hacked on charging mode.
Adding a link: http://www.amazon.com/Fast-Charge--MicroUSB-Samsung-Android-Smartphones/dp/B017LPY7PU/ref=sr_1_16?m=A3UZZ0M53CX865&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1451899259&sr=1-16
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Charges my phone at 4.87V, 1.31A.
Charge iPad at 4.78V, 2.0A.