Battery (Is there any way to show battery percentage?)

[viper5dn]

Is there any way to see the battery level in percentage? On my old t665c, all u had to do was click on the battery. I just got my NX today so its prob. a really NOOB problem, but thanx.

[eforce]

There are a bunch of different apps, but I'm currently using zLauncher version 3.11. This menu interface app has a percentage memory meter built-in for the battery.

[MarieC]

:confused: I don't get it because on the default launcher, if I click on the battery symbol I get a little window showing the battery stats (percentage) and the free space on the handheld.

I use ZLauncher too, but I wouldn't buy it just because of it's battery percentage meter. Other launchers weigh less in kilobytes and do the same job, for that matter. :D

[NETO]

Just click on the battery symbol and it shows the percentage.

[fjs]

switch to the classical build-in launcher and click on the battery symbol

[slg]

I know that I can switch the Classic style and an above post mentions -- there's no way to get the battery percentage in the Sony launcher?

Sean.

[testcard]

I think not.

[Rick 098]

Maybe someone could maske somthing so you could.......

[sstrasser86]

yeah but they wouldn't do it for free

[Inginious]

Come on! you can easily tell by looking at it!

[(+/-) 10% of margin of error, if not less.]

Besides, all you need to know is if its below 25%

:D

[n2ifp]

Originally posted by Inginious
Come on! you can easily tell by looking at it!

[(+/-) 10% of margin of error, if not less.]

Besides, all you need to know is if its below 25%

:D

The battery percentage doesn't show up in the Clie Launcher view on the NX, only in the standard view.

[TechnoCat]

Originally posted by sstrasser86
yeah but they wouldn't do it for free It's only about four lines of code, if the goal is only to show the battery stats when you launch the appropriate app. Unless I misunderstood the question, I'll do it for free.

In fact, yeah, I've just done it, for free. It's a terribly simple little app; all it does is tell you your current percentage, voltage, and whether you're plugged in, and it only checks when you run it (i.e. it doesn't update), but it took no time to do. (Meaning I really did do it between writing the first and second paragraph here and the form didn't time out! :D )

To get it right-click and save this link as battery.prc (http://www.kittycentral.net/battery.prc)

[palmos67]

filez you can get on palmgear has a percentage under info and under the battery tab, I don't use it for the battery percentage but for managing the files that are hidden, check it out