[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] reidler:
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So I am so happy about the sound/vibrate features you added! It's going great so far. I hope that it might also fix another problem with my phone. Sometimes my phone starts vibrating and continues without stopping. It gets "stuck" on a vibrate and I have to start pushing buttons to try to get it to stop. I wonder if now that I turned off the phone's system vibrations and am using Battclock's notifications I wonder if that might fix that problem. I just have to wait and see. Unless because I still am using the device's vibration for incoming phone calls. Indeed the way they handle that is strange. When a call comes in - if the phone's sound is set to on then it plays the sound and vibrates continuously non stop until either I answer the call, the call goes to voicemail or the caller hangs up. If the phone is in vibrate mode then it vibrates broken vibrations (in the way of an example comparing to how you do it in Battclock maybe something like 700, -300, 700, -300....). They do not offer a way for the user to decide how to vibrate for incoming calls (nor do they for any notifications). I am not daring to ask for Battclock also take control of that because I think it would probably be much too complicated. It involves being able to stop the vibrate when the phone call is answered. Also there are different sounds depending on who is calling. The phone allows the user to set up different ring tones for different callers or a general ring tone for all callers that do not have an assigned ring tone. So it seems too difficult for Battclock to take on. Taking care of the other notifications as you did was a great enhancement and is so excellent! Thanks again.

As far as this timing goes, it's much much improved but not perfect yet. This morning at 7:12 AM I unplugged the phone and the Recahrge counter went to 0.

Now it is 10:12 AM. The Total Recharge Minutes shows 172. It's exactly 3 hours later - it should show 180. So it lost 8 minutes. I still left on the checked box to Monitor with screen off. When the phone is on I was able to see that the minute counter was increased every time the clock seconds would get to the same number (let's say like every time the seconds came to 10 it increased by 1). After a while, with the phone going in and out of sleep mode and running other programs, I noticed that it changed at different clock second numbers. So I can't put my finger on where it is losing but I assume it is in the sleep mode or if the phone gets busy with other programs (like I used Total Commander to search for something in the registry which was an intensive program). I don't know the internal methods you use - you said you count cpu cycles. Would it maybe be even easier if you just kept track of the clock time when the counter went to 0 and then do a subtraction of current time minus that saved clock time when the counter was set to zero. ??

As I have said in the past, I have to stick with my Windows Mobile phone because of my cell phone plan. Battclock has really made the phone much more desireable to me. I'm using Battclock for the most important needs I have on the phone - the notifications. I can quickly look at the phone at at any time and see exactly how many reminders, emails, text messages, missed calls and voice mails I have. And now when new notifications come in to the phone it alerts me in a much better way than ever before. I can easily see the date and time and battery level. I don't even think that Android nor iPhone have these abilities. I have seen posts from people saying they miss Battclock. If I would switch and not have these features I would be miserable. Thanks again so much. :)

P.S. Thank you also for the new HELP link in the ABOUT screen.

Eli