Battery Indicator

[Guest Xenzo1990]

Ive seen screenshots of PPC and PPCPE on PPCPE it has a signal indicator and in PPC it has a battery indicator in its place.

In PPCPE how do you know how much battery is left?

n00bie question

[Guest psionandy]

Ive seen screenshots of PPC and PPCPE on PPCPE it has a signal indicator and in PPC it has a battery indicator in its place.

In PPCPE how do you know how much battery is left?

n00bie question

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I use Vbar (1.7) to give me a battery meter and close down programs instead of minimising them. Transcreative's Magic Button also does a similar thing. Both are free

[Guest Xenzo1990]

There is no native system within PPCPE to check batery status w/o going into settings!?

[Guest Disco Stu]

I don't think there is.

I use Spb's Pocket Plus which puts a row of dashes at the top of the screen to show the battery level.

[Guest Xenzo1990]

I guess I'll use vBar.

[Guest scottb]

I usually check the battery by pressing the "Launcher" button on my i730--I don't know if other devices have a similar button but the battery level is displayed there. You can also tap the time at the top of the screen and a bubble will display with your next appointment and a battery indicator.

[Guest uzi_999]

you can use the time method provided by scottb or you can also use one of many today plugins - TodayWarrior (search from google) dislplays a battery meter and a backlight/brightness slider as part of the power bar, and is also useful if you use wifi on the device...

another plugin, which i use at the moment (todaywarrior is only for use when i decide to buy myself a wifi sd card!!) is the inbuilt one with the SPB gprs monitor (inbuilt in the orange m500 devices)- from the settings you can choose a variety of items to display, including a battery bar