yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ins0mniaque:
Any chance you would share the sources for this little application ? I'd love to customize it for my needs (Fullscreen, gradient, thinner and no painting at some places so it looks "behind" the start button in the VistaBetaONE skin).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Here you go.

Not much code there any way, just remember to get rid of the 'LVM' prefixes on classes and stuff.

View attachment LVMTopBat.zip
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ins0mniaque:
Thank you very much... I have never coded on windows mobile before, and I am pleased at how much it looks like plain Win32 code. A very good example to start since I already have too many years of experience with Win32...

I'll be releasing it once I'm done, I guess I'm not the only one using WA2 and VistaBetaTWO... ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Yea, it is pretty easy to switch to mobile if you are experienced in win32 programming.

The fact that eVC 4 looks just like VS 6 helped me make the transition.

Couple of hints to remember:

a) All APIs are UNICODE (ASCII versions removed to reduce space)

b) Almost for all functions that have simple and extended version (like TextOut or OpenRegKey) only the extended versions are left.

c) There are no relative paths. If you write something like fopen("test.txt", "wb); the file will always be created in the root directory no matter where you run from. To get your current location you can use GetModuleFileName(GetModuleHandle(NULL), moduleName, 255);

Good luck.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ins0mniaque:
I've done it!

Thank you again for your help.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] trojan9x:
I like this app. Full screen (edge to edge) and the option to make it thinner would be great! 1/2 the size would be perfect. Also can there be an option to follow the default battery indicator's color scheme and actions? My battery indicator scrolls while charging and it's default colors go from blue-orange-red while the battery depletes. Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
I am thinking of those options, but there are a few things I really need to get done soon, so it will be a while before I get them out.

As for the behavior: it depends on what the battery driver reports.

If the indicator in Settings->System->Power acts different from mine on a given device, this means the OEM chose to write it that way (this is different for all devices) and I have no way of knowing what that behavior or color scheme is.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jameydavis:
I have been searching for EXACTLY for 2 weeks! I love the ideas of all the options, but if you ask me...this is PERFECT!!! Thank you so Much!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ger0nim0:
Hi,

LVM, have you had chance to update the app with registry access?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bbobeckyj:
works perfect as is for me, the spaces at the begining and end allow for use with vijays screen toggle, none of the others did that
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Hi gir0nimo.

No, sorry but I had absolutely no time for this app. Recently I barely managed to get time to do the long planned update for LVMTime and even that isn't finished yet.

Once it's done thought I'll see about implementing options and maybe even a control panel applet.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ger0nim0:
Thanks LVM - your apps are great by the way :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] syrguy1969:
Is this app compatible with the Treo 700w? I love this battery indicator, and it is something I have been looking for. I would love to utilize it, but it will not install, and I just wondered if it was a problem on my end, or a compatibility issue....thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Thats odd. Treo 700w runs Windows Mobile 5 and it is Pocket PC not Smartphone correct?

What is the error you are getting?

The program is basically a single exe file and should work on any PPC with Windows Mobile 2003 and up. If the cab doesn't work for you for some reason PM me with your e-mail and I will send you the exe (or you can just extract it from the cab with WinRAR.

Drop the exe anywhere you want and create a shortcut in windows\startup. Thats all.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] syrguy1969:
I appreciate your addressing this issue. I have been trying to access the windows folder, but I can't get my computer to show hidden folders. Is there a way to work around this? I really like the idea of your battery icon replacement as I currently have 4 battery status indicators on my Today screen.....I know overkill....that is why I am trying so hard for this app!!! Thanks again for any help.

P.S. yes, I am running a Treo 700w PPC w/WM5
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Are you trying to access windows folder directly from the Treo or from your PC?

You shouldn't have any problem from the PC, and from the Treo, in the file explorer menu there is an option called 'Show all files' this will allow you to see the windows folder.

Also the link in startup is only necessary if you want the app to autostart on reset. If you can tolerate it, you can always just click on the exe to launch it.

P.S. One small recommendation: I use the free Total Commander on my Jamin. It's way better than the built in file explorer.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cellneuron:
Any plan to make it thinner? Like 2 pixels? It is a little bit big in treo 750.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Actually I have a lot of plans for this thing. But since I may never get the time to execute any of them I am avoiding any talk about it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] syrguy1969:
I got it!!! I messed around with my phone a LOT last night, and quite honestly I don't know what did it, but I have it working, and love it. The colors really show up, and is easier on the eyes. (now if I can only get rid of the battery icon on top of the screen LOL)!!!'

Thanks for the help, and great app!!!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Glad it works for you.

Good luck with the battery icon. (I'd help but I don't know that tweak, I just use LVMTime to cover it since my device is still runnig AKU 2.0 ROM where taskbar tweeks don't work)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] almerchant:
Amazing

Just what i needed

It could not have addressed it better.

Small stable and silent...

Thanx

AL
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] almerchant:
whats this lvmtime? does it show the avlbl memory as well

That wud be ultra super

i loved yr battery meter amazing stuff

I am using PBAR for the memory below the clock, yet I like dinarsoft Handyswitcher better as it can close all non responding progs and so far has never hung my PPC.

If an app cud just show me the avlbl memory that is all i need.

Thanx for the battery bar thats a super app.

Regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pdbmhouse:
Treo 77wx Battery Indicator

Trying to figure out how you should install this file? Doesn't have an install on it and can't seem to install it thru active sync. Any help would be appreciated. Using Windows Mobile 5 OS.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aniel1:
This is an excellent little app. Congrats for making it. Just one small addition. Can you have it show the charging once on power supply , i mean the samml bars scrolling .:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bbobeckyj:
aniel1, this quote from first page, i doubt he will bother making it more complicated and bigger
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bbobeckyj:
it's a cab file, transfer to your device, then using file explorer on your ppc, click the cab file and it will install
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leventpinar:
Too cool

Thanks : )
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] King of Rapture™:
Thanks for such a nice and sweet application! :)

I have been using it for such a long time without knowing the author!

Appreciation and thanks are long due! :)

KOR!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sidwin:
so i guess this doesn't work on the sprint touch then since a2....

thanks for lvmtime!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] galenmd:
Thank you for the great app.

I was trying out spb pocket plus, but have pretty much eliminated everything from my Today screen after installing Slither's cube. It wasn't until after I uninstalled all my spb products did I realize that I was missing this awesome battery indicator.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mario66:
Would it be possible to do a greyscale version on this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Unfortunately not at this time as it would require extra code to make different parts of the bar different color.

When I will get back to this project (I am not sure when this might be) I will consider it as an option.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] speechman:
Any chance you would be willing to publish the source code like you did for your other stuff? I'm just looking for something that will have %battery, %free memory as two numbers up in the taskbar....it is amazing so many little apps out there and none of them do this well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jackuuuuu:
Check page 2(i think) for the sourcecode!

Thanks so much for this excellent, small, silent application :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sunny127:
Another taskbar battery meter

Ariel Battery meter

extrimely low CPU usage:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=364278
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sunny127:
Tiny battery monitor for taskbar:

Try using this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=364278
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] J Shed:
was it necessary to post this twice?

I'd like to see a thinner version of this, but I dig it. Graci. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bright17:
hi. i'm just new here. how do i run the lvmtopbat file on my xda iis? i've already downloaded it but when i clicked the file on my phone, nothing happened.

thanks.

bright17
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ather:
look on the top and u willnotice the batttery bar

also make sure u place it in ur startup folder so u dnt have to run it maunally always
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] qsoft:
Hi,

Try to reboot your PDA, bcause it starts just under booting method....

Or if not this the right question,

i make some mistake everytime, when i install this app... :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gustav_2000:
Cool Tool

Really easy and small app, together with Pocket Digital Clock I've now all information on my Homescreen I want. Really cool. THX.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pauljohn54:
Just tried it in my HTC Diamond. Scales up to VGA nicely. Thank you
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] frankencowx:
hi im using this on xperia and i can get it to show, but it always remains at full, ive not seen it drop yet and ive had the phone on with wifi and many other apps for a while now. I uninstalled and reinstalled and it remains at full always. Even in the system> power settings on the actual device it seems the power is locked to full. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Thol:
good software... Thanx for this sharing...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MrAdelphi02:
Very very good application, is it possible to change the colour to blue or even a light grey?....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Hello everyone.

I apologize for not replying but I have not visited this thread for month.

A while back I switched all my development efforts to Linux based software so I no longer maintain my projects here.

To answer some of your questions:

frankencowx:

http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=1477769

my app gets the information from the battery driver through standard API (system functions) same as the default applet under Settings->System->Power

This is why it behaves a bit differently on different devices or ROM versions.

It does not however effect any other battery meter that you might have on the device including the built in one.

If you do not see correct indication of the battery percentage in Settings->System->Power there might be a problem with the driver or with the battery it self (maybe bad sensor).

MrAdelphi02: Its not possible to change the color of the indicator unless you are willing to use a resource editor to change the exe.

I suggest you use this program insted which is based on my app but has the edvantage of using bitmap files which can easyly be replaced to make it look any way you want.

Thank you every one for yor complements!

http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=1448058
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] papa1972:
looks good, gonna try it
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jaytessie:
Good!

:D

I like it!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] RZA0018:
My Xperia got purple and not charging... maybe because I'm using a no name charger :)

With his charger everything is ok (blue) ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] a15e9e:
man, this's just the thing I was wanting to my BA, fresh and clean meter! Thank ya!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Enchanter:
thanks so much !

its really cool cool small but strong app.

is it from VIETNAM ?

:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] criminalogic:
Perfect!

i have tryed and used alot of battery & memory meters.. This is one of my favorates! grate work & thanks for this.. just what i needed!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] GunnarKarlsson:
Thanks for the code

Thank you for the code samples, it really helped me...

//Gunnar
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mardum:
Thanks so much!

Excellent work!

Great app.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Saket:
This is wonderful app buddy... Thanks 4 share...
[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
Found it here on XDA the other day! I didn't really want to pay $7 just for one function. Give it a try, seems to work well for me so far!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.SystemCleanup.Inteks.org

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[Droid Ultra General] basestamp:
Does disabling an app have the same effect as freezing?
[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
Yes

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
Not entirely, some apps can't be disabled. A lot of system apps don't allow disabling and you need need a separate app with root access to freeze them.

Just wanted to share this with others who might have the same opinion about paying for TiBu pro just to get the "Freeze/Defrost apps" option.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
So when you freeze said apps w said app it's different than disabling them?

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
If said app has option to disable in settings menu its basically the same. If said app does not allow disable through settings(most system apps do not allow this) then you must use TiBu pro or some other form of that to completely disable or "freeze" it.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
Agreed... So what's the difference between freezing and disabling?

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
Nothing really, carriers just don't want you disabling bloat apps that generate revenue so that option isn't given in the settings menu for most of them. A lot can be disabled through the settings menu but for those that can't be you need an app that can do that same function the OEM doesn't allow by default.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
Therefore you're in agreement to my answer to the question "Does freezing have the same effect as disabling...?"

Answer: Yes

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
To the extent the app allows disabling through settings, yes, because if the app does not allow disabling by default technically its not the same effect. You need to either rename that app in /system with a .bak extension(as far as I remember that's how its done) or use a separate app to freeze(disable) it.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
Also agree. So what is the difference in the end effect? I understand fully the processes you describe..... What are the different effects?

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
From what I can see the only difference is a disabled app is shown in Settings-Apps-Disabled, whereas when you "freeze" it, its as if you uninstalled it from the system.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
Well if you take OTA while app is either frozen or disabled it works no problem. If you uninstall it it will fail.

Also uninstalling a system app will free up space in ram. Suggesting that is gone. Freezing/disabling will not.

Explain how these are the same.

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
I think you misunderstood what I meant. When I said "as if it was uninstalled from the system" I only meant that if you browsed the apps in the settings menu said app would not exist anywhere in that menu, but the actual file would still be in /system/app or /system/priv-app, that is why OTAs are not an issue as the system verification sees the files are still there.

"Freezing" will not free up any user storage space since most apps you freeze reside in /system which doesn't count as user space. but it will certainly free up RAM as the frozen application is not allowed to run.

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[Droid Ultra General] Caseyk621:
True.

I think we're just arguing different points. I'm saying that freezing and disabling have the same EFFECT. Whereas you're saying they're different in the processes involved. Apples and oranges. We're both right. I answered OPs question simply.....you chose to elaborate.

Therefore I'll discontinue participation in this specific discussion.

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[Droid Ultra General] xDroid4Lifex:
Exactly haha, but it does need a little bit of elaboration if one doesn't understand the process of freezing. I'm the OP btw :) someone else asked the question about disable/freezing.

Anyway, for anyone looking for a free solution to TiBu pros "freeze/defrost" option see link in OP.

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[Droid Ultra General] doogald:
This I think is wrong. Every third party system app that I know of can be disabled.All of the Amazon apps can be disabled. Ingress can be disabled. IMDB can be disabled. The evil Caller Name ID can be disabled, as can NFL Mobile. VZ Navigator, I think even Gmail and Google calendar - all can be disabled. I am pretty sure that the only system apps that can't be disabled are critical apps that aren't third party bloatware. Maybe there is one or two, but surely most of them can be disabled.
[Droid Ultra General] jfriend33:
Search root Uninstaller

Sent from my unlocked consumer edition Motorola Droid Maxx xt1080m.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larva.1301:
I tried to up the firmware and recovery to flash the sense 6 custom rom but now i was getting bootloop. I tried restore the old rom, down the firmware and now i just can flash the gg edition rom,sense rom makes me stuck at the logo. Any body has an idea ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peakcelln:
A customer of mine came in and her Galaxy Note 3 with Verizon is stuck on a weird boot screen with Secure Fail: Kernel in the upper left hand corner, then across the entire center in much larger print is " System Software Not Authorized By Verizon..." then it tells her to return it to a Verizon store, or something to that affect. She told me she didnt try to flash or root at all; this just happened. VZW is going to swap her out, but she has all of her baby pics on her phone from Pregnancy through 2 years old(No she didnt use a micro card:confused:). I dont want to do a factory restore for obvious reasons. Is there a way to get her phone out of this boot lock without losing her data? I'm more of a hardware guy than a software guy, but I have done some flashing in the past. Please get back back to me ASAP, this woman was almost in tears in my store. THANX!!!

Oh, I also forgot to mention, my pc wont even pick up anything is connected when trying to connect via USB, so I'm guessing it would have to be a key combination that wont wipe the data.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HSD-Pilot:
She ore someone else tried to flash an custom Kernel or Rom on the Device. Verizon locked the Bootloader, so it failed and now it can't Boot.

Use Odin to reflash the OG Factory Rom.

Turn the Device off and start it by pressing & holding Power + Home + Vol.down.

You should boot into Download Mode > confirm it with Vol.up

DON'T tick Factory reset. Just put the FW and tick Auto-Reboot. There's an specific Verizon Note 3 Forum on XdA. Head over there and ask for help. Verizon Devices maybe different than the international onces, so to be 100% sure please look for the right Samsung Firmware and tutorials there.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2483380

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
...from pregnancy through 2 years. LOL

But the phone is 8 months old. :)

Sent from my N9005
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peakcelln:
I didnt even think of that, the phone isnt even two years old. Maybe she had VZW use a Cellbrite to move data over from whatever device she used to have.
[Moto X Q&A] Wongtong:
I apologize if this might have been covered, but using the search function didn't seem to net much in the way of results.

In my case, I came from a non-rooted Droid RAZR MAXX and decided to activate and use the Moto X (rooted with write protect disabled on 4.4).

So I tried with SMS Backup + by Jan Berkel (I've used this in the past with other phones to decent effect) to restore the sms messages onto my new Moto X but it didn't seem to work. It acted like it was processing like 33,000 messages, but after it completed, no messages were found.

1) Does this application not work on Kit Kat?

2) Do I have a bloated 33,000 message file I'll need to delete now on my Moto X?

3) What easy method of copy/pasting my old SMS messages to my Moto X can there be at this point?
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
Because of how Kit Kat/4.4 and 4.4.2 handles SMS (only one app can write to the "database" at a time), you can't use SMS Backup+ like you used to be able to, and restore SMS messages.

There is a BETA version, and instructions if you want to try it.. For more info see -> https://plus.google.com/communities/113290889178902750997

Another way to do it... use something like Go SMS Pro to back up the messages to a local file, copy that to your new phone, and restore them. (or if you have drop box, use Go SMS Pro and GO SMS Pro Dropbox Backup to backup/restore)
[Moto X Q&A] Wongtong:
That's awesome! Thanks a bunch for that.

I just simply haven't kept up with the development changes enough, so that was a huge help!

edit:

Just had the thought though. Was my old SMS Backup+ writing to any particular file that I need to delete then?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] josuelopezv:
Hi guys,

I created this tool so you can backup the partitions for the Sprint Galaxy S5.

This is IMPORTANT because the tools available at the moment don't backup your data properly. Trust me you don't want to corrupt your modem and then don't have a backup to restore it as they are easily corrupted when you play with network locks.

Password: ifyourhappydonate

Enjoy
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] josuelopezv:
Reserved
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] miked63017:
What format does this backup to and how to restore?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] josuelopezv:
This backup to bin format.This means it's a copy of the bytes of the partitions in your phone. I did not create a restore function yet but can be added on the next version as well as support to more devices.