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 Klaxon - G-Sensor Enabled and Skinnable Alarm Clock now supports the Omnia! (10/21)
Koush
post Oct 4 2008, 17:40
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If anyone experiences a bug with Klaxon, please post a description of the bug, steps to reproduce the problem, and attach the \Program Files\Klaxon\Klaxon.txt file to the post.

I have discontinued development on the original UI. This alarm program is designed for a phone that has a high resolution display and sensor capabilities.

TO DO:
  • Support for multiple languages.
  • Looking for more ideas to help improve this application!

Version 2.0.0.23
  • Removed the upper right default "ok" button from the OpenFileDialog. This prevents users from hitting Ok and closing the dialog when no file has been selected.
  • Reverted previous change to "dismiss" Windows alarms. This was causing issues on mine and other devices in that the Klaxon Alarm would never show up. In its place, Klaxon now prevents Windows Alarms from flashing, playing sound, or vibrating. The notification will still show up, but at least not it is completely benign.
  • You can no longer hit the Off or Snooze buttons while the phone's screen is powered off.
  • Klaxon will no longer start the OpenFileDialog in the Windows directory to prevent the device from hanging while all the files are listed.
  • Fixed Daylight Savings Bug!

I'm also looking for someone to design a skin or two for Klaxon, as well as a new icon! Please contact me if you are interested!

Version 2.0.0.21
  • Fixed crash bug that would happen when browsing a directory filled with many sound files.
  • Changed the Klaxon icon to something nicer looking. (Requires restart, Windows Mobile caches icons)
  • The OpenFileDialog now shows the appropriate size folder icon for your resolution.

Version 2.0.0.20
  • Added Volume control option for alarm under Settings.
  • Fixed intermittent bug where Samsung G-Sensor exception went uncaught, causing an exception.

Version 2.0.0.19
  • When integrating with Home Screen, Klaxon now cancels all Windows alarms upon firing an alarm.
  • Turning off the screen when snoozing is now an option in settings.
  • Klaxon will now ask for confirmation if you try to create or edit an alarm that is set as disabled. Some users were accidentally disabling the alarm and pressing OK, and the alarm would obviously not go off.

Version 2.0.0.17
  • Skinning support implemented, sample skins will be released soon.
  • Completely stripped out the old Klaxon UI design and added QVGA support for the new skinnable UI.
  • Fixed bugs related to the new feature that allows you to disable sensors while snoozed.

Download and extract the new TestSkin into \Program Files\Klaxon\TestSkin to use as a base to create your own skins. TestSkin looks exactly like the default Klaxon skin.
If you want to install the TestSkin, your directory structure should look like this image:
http://koushikdutta.blurryfox.com/KlaxonDi...ryStructure.jpg


Version 2.0.0.11
  • Added options to disable each sensor action while snoozed. For example, if your Flip action snoozes your phone, and you don't want to let it resnooze while snoozing (by just picking up your phone in some cases), check this box!
  • Added the ability to select a Windows Media Player playlist. You can find playlists in your \Playlists or \Internal Storage\Playlists folders. You can use Windows Media Player on your desktop to create and sync playlists.
  • When you snooze your device, the screen is automatically turned off to save power.
  • The default sound file is now \Windows\Alarm5.wav. It is not configurable in the UI yet, but you can configure it manually setting the \HKCU\Software\Klaxon\DefaultSoundFile value in the registry. (It does not exist by default, but Klaxon will use it if it is there.)

Version 2.0.0.9
  • Implemented About Box
  • Implemented the Snooze countdown on the alarm form.
  • On the Alarm List form, days that are not scheduled to start the alarm are now a darker color than they were before.
  • Fixed bug where deleting all the alarms would not remove the alarm from the TouchFlo Home Screen.
  • Fixed the sound looping bug once and for all! Found a not so well documented "loop" API hidden off the WindowsMediaPlayer.settings.setMode method.
  • Fixed bug where seconds showed up on the alarms in the list form and the alarm itself.

Version 2.0.0.6
  • Implemented new skin for the actual Alarm form.
  • Implemented 24 hour mode (on the reskinned version only)
  • Possibly fixed bug where wav files were not looping.
  • Fixed bug where editing alarms that took place on the noon or midnight hours were bugged.
  • Vibrations are now 150 and 300 ms instead of 500ms.
  • Windows Alarms are now schedule with no sound, so all the user may see is a notification (if Home Screen integration is enabled)
  • Fixed bug where One Time alarms did not show up on the Home Screen.

Version 2.0.0.5
  • If you have a 480x640+ screen, you will see the new UI. It's pretty. Still have to skin the alarm form, but besides that, it is done.
  • Possibly fixed bug where Klaxon would stay resident in memory.
  • The number controls are now gesture based: you can flick them and they will scroll through their range quite rapidly!
  • You can now preview the alarm using the play button. (Only available in the new UI)

Using Klaxon is pretty straightforward; it's more or less like the standard Clocks and Alarms application.

You can download Klaxon from my website.

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post Oct 4 2008, 18:17
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Very good news! Do I need to use htc emulator or not to make it work?
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post Oct 4 2008, 18:23
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QUOTE(200mpx @ Oct 4 2008, 10:17) *
Very good news! Do I need to use htc emulator or not to make it work?


No, the Sensor API supports the Omnia natively now. Just install and go smile.gif
Using the HTC DLL may break things though- it doesn't support orientation change notifications to the registry, so the Flip action to snooze would not work.
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post Oct 5 2008, 05:33
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Version 2.0.0.19
  • When integrating with Home Screen, Klaxon now cancels all Windows alarms upon firing an alarm.
  • Turning off the screen when snoozing is now an option in settings.
  • Klaxon will now ask for confirmation if you try to create or edit an alarm that is set as disabled. Some users were accidentally disabling the alarm and pressing OK, and the alarm would obviously not go off.
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Thanks i get my omnia tuesday and will try this
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How about the skin? does it support the resolution of omina (400 x 240)?

cheers.
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QUOTE(Michael Pang @ Oct 5 2008, 09:37) *
How about the skin? does it support the resolution of omina (400 x 240)?

cheers.


Yes, the application is designed to fit any resolution.
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  • Added Volume control option for alarm under Settings.
  • Fixed intermittent bug where Samsung G-Sensor exception went uncaught, causing an exception.
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QUOTE(Koush @ Oct 4 2008, 17:40) *
NOW TAKING FEATURE REQUESTS!


I have few ideas (UI speed and ergonomy):
- add to settings default "snooze" time for newly created alarms (so user can use own, not only 10 minutes)
- there are not used three touch actions for alarm item on the list: tap alarm item, double tap and hold.
my proposal is:
double tap = enable/disable sel. alarm (this is intuitive and 2 click less than disabling by editing alarm settings; additionally double tap is relatively proof to unintentionally alarm disabling)
hold = edit alarm (or some kind of context menu)
tap = selection

what do you think about this speed-ups?

edit:
and another:
- ability for user to assign hardware button for "snooze"
and one power related idea:
- option to not turn on screen, but only wait for a use of any hardware button and turn on afterwards displaying current time and option to snooz/off/etc..

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NOW TAKING FEATURE REQUESTS!


Thanks for the program...!

Is it possible to make it compatible with S2U2? (So that the S2U2 screen displays the alarms set).

Thanks!
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does this alarm app work when the phone is off??
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Version 2.0.0.23
  • Removed the upper right default "ok" button from the OpenFileDialog. This prevents users from hitting Ok and closing the dialog when no file has been selected.
  • Reverted previous change to "dismiss" Windows alarms. This was causing issues on mine and other devices in that the Klaxon Alarm would never show up. In its place, Klaxon now prevents Windows Alarms from flashing, playing sound, or vibrating. The notification will still show up, but at least not it is completely benign.
  • You can no longer hit the Off or Snooze buttons while the phone's screen is powered off.
  • Klaxon will no longer start the OpenFileDialog in the Windows directory to prevent the device from hanging while all the files are listed.
  • Fixed Daylight Savings Bug!

I'm also looking for someone to design a skin or two for Klaxon, as well as a new icon! Please contact me if you are interested!

http://www.koushikdutta.com/2008/10/lookin...n-new-skin.html
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