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Using Android-Notifier v0.2.8 on Samsung Captivate, Debian Linux system for
desktop.
Currently, the phone app has settings to control Battery level reporting via
"don't send if less than this" and "don't send if above this".
Unless I'm looking at this incorrectly, I feel this is backwards.
I'd like to see:
Report battery level if less than 'x', heading DOWN, with 'y' granularity.
Report battery level if greater than 'x', heading UP, with 'y' granularity.
This way, I begin to get reports when the battery level gets low, and
occasionally thereafter, and I stop receiving battery level reports if I plug
in the charger, still below the report point, but headed upwards.
Similarly, No reports between the two limits, but as battery level approaches
the upper level, I'd get report(s) again as the level rose, nearing full
charge. Once unplugged, no reports until level dropped below low alarm level.
Hopefully this makes sense. Wonderful program and concept. Thank you.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by lor...@lornix.com on 8 Nov 2010 at 9:11
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
lor...@lornix.comon 8 Nov 2010 at 9:11