[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Noxious Ninja:
Did you know the Evo 4G has a secret second notification LED? It's true! Located on the right side of the speaker near the Sprint logo, the so-called WiMAX LED was added by HTC but never put to work. With WiMAX Message Notifier, you can put this LED to good use.

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Downloads below. If you have any issues, please, please, please read the release notes and FAQs before you post here.

If you get an FC, check logcat (e.g., using aLogcat) to see if there is a stack trace. Next, check to see if there is a log file on your SD card in the /WiMAXNotifier/logs/ directory. If you find anything, please post it here, or let me know if there are still no logs.

IMPORTANT: Uninstall any previous version of WiMAX Notifier before installing the latest one! That shouldn't be necessary in the future, but for now it is.

Market: coming soon! Either with the next version, or once I am confident that this version is stable.

Source code: evo-wimax-led-notifier Google Code project page

Release Notes:

Possible future improvements:

Support for email/missed call/voicemail/whatever notifications (requires research)

Revamp the UI (Just needs some time)

Coming soon

4G connectivity notifications (I mostly know how to do this)

GMail notifications

ETA: ???

v2011-01-30.2 BETA (current)

Non-broken version of what 2011-01-30.1 should have fixed. Needs testing on CM. Thanks pseudo_nomen!

If you are running a version older than v2011-01-23.1, you need to uninstall it before installing this version.

Ignore all texts from sender 9016 - these are Sprint notifications. This should really fix the voicemail-causing-light-to-get-stuck-on bug.

v2011-01-30.1 BETA (broken, don't use)

Hopefully fixed the issue where new voicemail notifications would cause the LED to come on and get stuck on. I have no idea if this will work on CyanogenMod or with any given messaging app.

If you are running a version older than v2011-01-23.1, you need to uninstall it before installing this version.

Examine incoming SMSes and try to determine whether they are text messages or voicemail control commands

v2011-01-24.1

Try to work around a bug in CyanogenMod. This should work on all ROMs, but if you already have v2011-01-23.1 and you aren't running CM, there's not any reason to upgrade.

If you are running a version older than v2011-01-23.1, you need to uninstall it before installing this version.

Check for ability to write to device, and try root if unable to. Hopefully this will work around a bug in CyanogenMod.

v2011-01-23.1

Almost completely re-written! Should be much faster and more reliable than bluedragon's version.

Uninstall old versions before installing this one!

Rewrote LED control code with a much less hacky version. Should be faster and more compatible across phones/ROMs.

Rewrote notification management code. Benefits: More stable, much faster detection of messages getting read, less battery usage (may not be noticeable)

New GUI. Currently looks pretty awful, as it was not a priority in this version.

App will now check to make sure the WiMAX LED is available whenever you start it. If you get a message saying "Your phone/ROM doesn't support the WiMAX LED!", post a message here with your hardware revision, ROM, and kernel.

Prepared code for adding new features.

v2011-01-08.1 (doesn't work for some people)

I still haven't been able to track down the FCs. The only big change in this version is the addition of a lot more logging - hopefully I'll finally be able to catch them.

More logging to try and catch those elusive FCs.

Move "Reset LED" to the main screen of the app instead of having it in a menu.

v2011-01-04 19:11

Initial release. There will still probably be FCs. I am trying to track down where they are coming from.

Added a "Reset LED" option in case the service crashes without disabling the LED. You can access it by opening the app and pressing menu. It will turn the LED off (but won't mark your messages as read).

* This is an update of the abandoned WiMAX Message Notifier project by bluedragon742. The primary goal is to fix the random Force Closes present in bluedragon's version. I may also add additional features at a later point.