screen auto dimmed when battery drop to 10%, any fix?

[Guest nap_rz]

as the title asked :D

[Guest wakeupneo]

Recharge your device :D

[Guest taril]

as the title asked :(

Sell your i8000, buy HD2! ;) :D :D

Edited November 27, 2009 by taril

[Guest nap_rz]

lol :D

I'm serious here, it's quite annoying when suddenly the phone screen is dimmed when I need to use it.

[Guest monyozt]

as the title asked :D

itu normal om

[Guest carreab]

why you should need a fix.

at least can keep your battery's life longer.

its not a bug to be fixed!

[Guest nap_rz]

why you should need a fix.

at least can keep your battery's life longer.

its not a bug to be fixed!

it's not a bug, yes, but don't you ever felt 'ok, wtf, the screen suddenly went dim' when you were in the middle of something with the phone and it's actually makes it harder to do everything.

and I never seen something like this on my xperia x1, it just popped up a message that the battery was on low.

[Guest monyozt]

it's not a bug, yes, but don't you ever felt 'ok, wtf, the screen suddenly went dim' when you were in the middle of something with the phone and it's actually makes it harder to do everything.

and I never seen something like this on my xperia x1, it just popped up a message that the battery was on low.

OMNIA 2 is OMNIA 2

Xperia is Xperia

you can't make compare two phones with different company. i think its not bug, when you know that you get low batree just simple plug it into charger. just install batree indicator. so you know how much your batree percentage

[Guest nap_rz]

OMNIA 2 is OMNIA 2

Xperia is Xperia

you can't make compare two phones with different company. i think its not bug, when you know that you get low batree just simple plug it into charger. just install batree indicator. so you know how much your batree percentage

I think you missed my point, obviously we do always charge our phone, what I don't like is that this phone uses an intrusive method to tell the user that it's battery is in low state (which is btw, not quite low enough for my taste)...

I know (or at least I think I know) this system is just a special command (or such) implemented by samsung for this phone, means, there should be a way to override this command just like the tweaks posted on the stickied thread.

anybody know how to override this?

*edit*

and I've never had a phone (whether it's nokia, se or motorola) which screen was forced auto dimmed when the battery was dropped to 10%...

Edited November 28, 2009 by nap_rz

[Guest skoda60]

As it can be last longer for you to take some neccessary action like emergy call etc.Omnia(i900) initially will stoped all the radeo function including phone.It time for me to replace with the spare battery.

[Guest Omnius]

I dont think it's a bug... I actually kinda like that feature

[Guest monyozt]

I think you missed my point, obviously we do always charge our phone, what I don't like is that this phone uses an intrusive method to tell the user that it's battery is in low state (which is btw, not quite low enough for my taste)...

I know (or at least I think I know) this system is just a special command (or such) implemented by samsung for this phone, means, there should be a way to override this command just like the tweaks posted on the stickied thread.

anybody know how to override this?

*edit*

and I've never had a phone (whether it's nokia, se or motorola) which screen was forced auto dimmed when the battery was dropped to 10%...

when you use samsung OMNIA or i780 your radio signal will be turn off when your batree get 10%

[Guest asus535]

I can see %3 battery information with wm 6.5 IJC ROM.

screen did not auto dimmed.