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Hey there i figured people who phones with me7 and have root need a rom option.
there is no recovery yet so i figured id get messy and make a adb script based installer so that you could have a modded gs4.
-Locked Me7 Up-
blocking mode- thanks to andybones
de-bloated - myfishbear
DSP manager -cm team
Fixed MMS supporting bigger messages
torch -cm team
sunbeam wallpaper - google
enhanced headphone volume - myfishbear
init.d scripts -sbreen94
At&t Optical reader -at&t
xposed modules - thanks to Nottach
Samsung boot-logo -samsung
Native tethering -scrosler
e911 icon removed -myfishbear
awesome beats -awesome
all sorts of notification sounds and ringtones
and much more!
Download here
How to install:
1. root phone
2. turn on debugging mode
3. install gs4 adb driver (you can do this with kies) found here
4. unzip my rar file
5. set phone to mtp mode
6. run lockedME7up_installer.bat
7. after install clear data on email and exchange because old data will cause system hangs.
How to enable blocking mode
1. install blocking mode
2 Get SqlLite Editor
3.Goto Setting Storage |System |
4. Edit field "notification_panel_active_app_list"
5. add DormantMode
6. edit field "dormant_switch_onoff" from 0 to 1,
7. Hit save and reboot
its not in the settings menu but you can access it from the toggles
-change log-
9/22/13
- added safestrap removal (do this from stock slot)
9/18/13
-DSP manager now works 100%
- added beats audio installer
9/15/13
-fixed dsp manager up
9/13/13
added alot of features such as
-increased headphone volume
-added At&t Optical reader
- added init.d scripts (enable them with universal init.d)
-made script run faster and more efficiently
Thank you so much.
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kinjo28 said:
Thank you so much.
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no problem! enjoy it! i made this cuz my gs4 came with ME7
So I can just add blocking mode with this?
Tool Belt said:
So I can just add blocking mode with this?
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yep it has most of the mods seperated
And no problems with blocking mode?
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Tool Belt said:
And no problems with blocking mode?
Sent from my SCH-I545 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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yes your cell phone will melt and you will explode then you may or may not see jesus (depends on if your bad or good)
godsend
myfishbear said:
yes your cell phone will melt and you will explode
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Really??
Tool Belt said:
Really??
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yes it has lvl 4 summoning power which is quite high for a bakugan. if you are a bakugan battle brawler you may be able to channel its energy but only if you're truly |337!
Just ran "option 3" If you could point me to where I can now access blocking mode I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
Tool Belt said:
Just ran "option 3" If you could point me to where I can now access blocking mode I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
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yeh look at the second pic on the op. it comes up under the options button(the one on the bottom left side of the phone) when viewing a contact or txt
Sorry, I thought blocking mode was this:
Settings/My Device/Blocking Mode
After tapping the menu item a new screen opens. To interact with the configuration items turn Blocking mode on at the tope of the screen by tapping the ON/OFF switch. Select on, or all of the four items included in the Blocking mode configuration screen, by tapping the check box to the right. They are:
Disable incoming calls – the phone won’t ring or vibrate when someone calls
Disable notifications – keeps the phone from making a notification sounds or vibrating when email arrives or an appointment begins among other things
Disable alarm and timer – keeps the alarm or timer a user previously set from making noise
Disabler LED indicator – stops the LED on the front top left from flashing during notifications
Tool Belt said:
Sorry, I thought blocking mode was this:
Settings/My Device/Blocking Mode
After tapping the menu item a new screen opens. To interact with the configuration items turn Blocking mode on at the tope of the screen by tapping the ON/OFF switch. Select on, or all of the four items included in the Blocking mode configuration screen, by tapping the check box to the right. They are:
Disable incoming calls – the phone won’t ring or vibrate when someone calls
Disable notifications – keeps the phone from making a notification sounds or vibrating when email arrives or an appointment begins among other things
Disable alarm and timer – keeps the alarm or timer a user previously set from making noise
Disabler LED indicator – stops the LED on the front top left from flashing during notifications
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Here is what it looks like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2376044
Also enabling requires changing a few system apks and adding smaali
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Tool Belt said:
Sorry, I thought blocking mode was this:
Settings/My Device/Blocking Mode
After tapping the menu item a new screen opens. To interact with the configuration items turn Blocking mode on at the tope of the screen by tapping the ON/OFF switch. Select on, or all of the four items included in the Blocking mode configuration screen, by tapping the check box to the right. They are:
Disable incoming calls – the phone won’t ring or vibrate when someone calls
Disable notifications – keeps the phone from making a notification sounds or vibrating when email arrives or an appointment begins among other things
Disable alarm and timer – keeps the alarm or timer a user previously set from making noise
Disabler LED indicator – stops the LED on the front top left from flashing during notifications
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you can block calls and manage it under toggles
So your mod does not really enable blocking mode, now does it?
So glad you flamed me on my original question.
Tool Belt said:
Sorry, I thought blocking mode was this:
Settings/My Device/Blocking Mode
After tapping the menu item a new screen opens. To interact with the configuration items turn Blocking mode on at the tope of the screen by tapping the ON/OFF switch. Select on, or all of the four items included in the Blocking mode configuration screen, by tapping the check box to the right. They are:
Disable incoming calls – the phone won’t ring or vibrate when someone calls
Disable notifications – keeps the phone from making a notification sounds or vibrating when email arrives or an appointment begins among other things
Disable alarm and timer – keeps the alarm or timer a user previously set from making noise
Disabler LED indicator – stops the LED on the front top left from flashing during notifications
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Tool Belt said:
So your mod does not really enable blocking mode, now does it?
So glad you flamed me on my original question.
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:laugh: you think its not there cuz your not |337 you silly xda user. i told you you had to be |337 to use it!
Sqlite editor will do the trick.
1 Get SqlLite Editor
2.Goto Setting Storage |System |
3. Edit field "notification_panel_active_app_list"
4. add DormantMode
5. edit field "dormant_switch_onoff" from 0 to 1,
6. Hit save and reboot
its not in the settings menu but you can access it from the toggles
does it work now for you now?
myfishbear said:
does it work now for you now?
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what weather widget you running bro?
ct_tec313 said:
what weather widget you running bro?
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hd widgets. i like it alot. you can pick weather updates from weather underground weatherbug or acuweather.
Related
As you know, if you change from the stock launcher to a third party launcher you can only double tap on the notification bar to lock by default.
However, if you use a launcher that supports gestures (Nova Prime, Apex etc) you can download this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.katecca.screenofflock
And then have your launcher launch the app when you double tap.
I tried this on my Optimus G and it works like a charm.
All thanks goes to the creators of the apps ^^
Great find, I dug and dug in Nova actions trying to find an answer for this. Thanks
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Or if you have Tasker you can use that with Nova. Create a Tasker Task with Display --> System Lock. Then in Double Tap under Gestures and Buttons goto Shortcuts --> Task Shortcut and select the Task created.
Thank you, I tried a similar app from a different developer in the play store and it did not work properly. This is great!!
great/ i really needed this ;D
The animation for the screen off is not smooth.
I like to use smart launcher. Sucks that double tap to sleep won't work. Can't wait for some custom kernels
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Nice find, thanks!
I use this along with Nova and WidgetLocker. Is there a way to turn the screen off from the lockscreen? Currently, I still have to double tap the status bar at the top to turn the screen off while on the lockscreen.
kimocal said:
Or if you have Tasker you can use that with Nova. Create a Tasker Task with Display --> System Lock. Then in Double Tap under Gestures and Buttons goto Shortcuts --> Task Shortcut and select the Task created.
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I just bought tasker 5 minutes ago. I'm still learning the ropes. Do you mind elaborating on this step by step. I don't see gestures and I'm a little lost lol.
Sorry for the rookieness.
***edit***
Figured it out lol. Thanks for the tip.
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vahdyx said:
***edit***
Figured it out lol. Thanks for the tip.
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Tasker is the ultimate app. Check out the Pocketables Tasker tutorials if you haven't already. Tons of other info online.
kimocal said:
Tasker is the ultimate app. Check out the Pocketables Tasker tutorials if you haven't already. Tons of other info online.
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I haven't thanks man. That'll help out a lot.
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Great tip for Nova Prime users. Works perfectly. Thanks!
Here's what I'm looking for. A Tasker task that when I'm on the lockscreen, I can tap or double tap to turn the screen off. I've looked in the Tasker tasks and I'm unable to find anything for this. I already use the Nova gesture+ScreenOff app, which works perfectly. The only thing it can't do it turn the screen off from the lockscreen.
Grady said:
Here's what I'm looking for. A Tasker task that when I'm on the lockscreen, I can tap or double tap to turn the screen off. I've looked in the Tasker tasks and I'm unable to find anything for this. I already use the Nova gesture+ScreenOff app, which works perfectly. The only thing it can't do it turn the screen off from the lockscreen.
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The G2 is on my short list for my next phone. I'm still on a Note 1 and I don't have a G2 so I am not sure what the lockscreen is like on it. Can you add Shortcuts to the lockscreen? If so then you can utilize Tasker and Secure Settings (root required). This app really completes Tasker. With Secure Settings you can utlize the Shortcuts system in Android and have Secure Settings shortcut to a Screen Off Tasker Task or any other Tasker Task like a scene or something.
**EDIT**
You could shake or do a custom gesture while on the lockscreen to trigger the screen off task (or even turn on the flashlight) with Tasker.
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We're just talking about locking here right? I saw some people saying they couldn't unlock it with a custom launcher, but I'm running Yanex Shell (Super beautiful on the G2!) and have no problems with it.
However in the first guide it said that I could lock it by tapping the statusbar. I never saw that I could tap anywhere else to lock it?
SweStag said:
We're just talking about locking here right? I saw some people saying they couldn't unlock it with a custom launcher, but I'm running Yanex Shell (Super beautiful on the G2!) and have no problems with it.
However in the first guide it said that I could lock it by tapping the statusbar. I never saw that I could tap anywhere else to lock it?
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With Nova Launcher you can Double Tap anywhere on a blank part of the homescreen to turn it off..
kimocal said:
The G2 is on my short list for my next phone. I'm still on a Note 1 and I don't have a G2 so I am not sure what the lockscreen is like on it. Can you add Shortcuts to the lockscreen? If so then you can utilize Tasker and Secure Settings (root required). This app really completes Tasker. With Secure Settings you can utlize the Shortcuts system in Android and have Secure Settings shortcut to a Screen Off Tasker Task or any other Tasker Task like a scene or something.
**EDIT**
You could shake or do a custom gesture while on the lockscreen to trigger the screen off task (or even turn on the flashlight) with Tasker.
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Where's the shake command/custom gesture in Tasker? I have a "task" created called "lockscreen" but not sure how to enable a shake or gesture from there. I did get the Secure Settings app but not really sure how to apply it here. Again, I have Nova set up where I can doubletap the homescreen and it turns the screen off but what I'm looking for is an app or something that will allow me to doubletap the lockscreen to turn the screen off.
**EDIT** I would love to have it set up where I can double tap the locked screen to turn the screen off but I found this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.enlightment.onetouchlocknew that works just by shaking the phone. Decent app but not 100% what I'd like.
Grady said:
Where's the shake command/custom gesture in Tasker? I have a "task" created called "lockscreen" but not sure how to enable a shake or gesture from there. I did get the Secure Settings app but not really sure how to apply it here. Again, I have Nova set up where I can doubletap the homescreen and it turns the screen off but what I'm looking for is an app or something that will allow me to doubletap the lockscreen to turn the screen off.
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I don't think Tasker can directly detect screen taps. Also when on the lockscreen the security policy may prevent apps from listening to taps. I know with GMD Gesture Control it can detect taps and run actions even tie into Tasker. I just tried a double tap with a single finger and that emulates the LG Knock-Kncok Off function anywhere but the lockscreen.
Here is how to have Tasker detect Shaking. You add that Event under Profile.
Be sure to go under Preferences --> Monitor tab then Calibrate Accelerometer near the bottom to get better detection of shaking. Also note there is the Display Off Monitoring where you can tell Tasker to monitor the Accelerometer or Proximity Sensor while the screen is off.
Your best bet may be to just set the screen timeout to be like 5 seconds when on lock screen. Or maybe use Widget Locker as an alternative lock screen that may be able to pass along taps.
**EDIT** Using Widget Locker I am able to double tap to turn off the screen.
kimocal said:
I don't think Tasker can directly detect screen taps. Also when on the lockscreen the security policy may prevent apps from listening to taps. I know with GMD Gesture Control it can detect taps and run actions even tie into Tasker. I just tried a double tap with a single finger and that emulates the LG Knock-Kncok Off function anywhere but the lockscreen.
Here is how to have Tasker detect Shaking. You add that Event under Profile.
Be sure to go under Preferences --> Monitor tab then Calibrate Accelerometer near the bottom to get better detection of shaking. Also note there is the Display Off Monitoring where you can tell Tasker to monitor the Accelerometer or Proximity Sensor while the screen is off.
Your best bet may be to just set the screen timeout to be like 5 seconds when on lock screen. Or maybe use Widget Locker as an alternative lock screen that may be able to pass along taps.
**EDIT** Using Widget Locker I am able to double tap to turn off the screen.
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Thanks for all this. I have been using WL. Did you mean you were able to turn off the screen with WL on the lockscreen? Because I can't seem to do that and I've been using WL for a long time.
Tasker and Secure Settings
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I use these 2 apps to simplify the process of using Google Wallet and Maps as well as to save battery. Additionally, leaving NFC on is more of a security risk anyway. What this guide will show you is how to set up Tasker to enable NFC automatically for you when you launch Google Wallet and to enable the GPS when you use Google Maps. Whats cool is as soon as you exit the each program, it will turn NFC off or GPS off. It's great because it eliminates various annoying steps.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN, INSTALL BusyBox BY STERICSON!!
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Download and Install Tasker and Secure Settings
2. Open Secure Settings
3. Once open, click System+ at the Top - See below
4. You should now be at the following Screen where it says Disabled with an X at the bottom - See below
5. Click Disabled to Enable this module (This requires root and if you have SuperUser or SuperSU, you will be prompted to grant Root Access)
6. Grant Root Permissions if this applies
7. If all Goes well, the module will be enabled - See below
8. Reboot the phone
9. Upon complete reboot process, open tasker
10. Click on Tasks - See below
11. Click the + at the bottom of the screen
12. Name the task NFC On as seen below
13. You will now be at the task Edit Screen, hit the + at the bottom again
14. You will see a Select Action Category Box -> select Plugin - see below
15. You will see Select Plugin Action Category Box -> select Secure Settings - see below
16. The Action edit Screen will open -> Click the pencil in the upper right corner - see below
17. All Actions will open up -> click System+ Actions - see below
18. Scroll down the list and click NFC
19. Make sure on is selected and hit the save button to the left the X - see below
20. You will come back to the task Edit Page - see below
21. Hit the softui back button 2x at the bottom of the screen until you see the Task in the list that you just created - (YOU WILL ONLY SEE NFC ON BECAUSE THATS ALL YOU CREATED SO FAR) - see below
22. Reapeat the same steps to Create NFC Off, GPS On and GPS On. Ensure you select the proper state such as on and off as it applies - see below
ON:
OFF:
32. Now you will Create the Profiles, in other words, picking the Apps that you want to use
33. Go to the profiles Tab of tasker - see below
34. A Box will pop up -> select Application - see below
35. Select Google Wallet for the NFC On/Off Tasks - see below
36. Hit the softui Back button at the bottom and a task window will appear - see below
37. Select NFC On from the list and you should see the below output
38. Long Press on NFC On and a Menu will pop up - see below
39. Click Add Exit task and select NFC Off
40. You will now have the output as seen below
41. Make Sure the profile is on and you are complete!!
42. If you would like to add Maps complete the same steps as above, if you are good with what you have then you are done!!
It looks like a lot of steps but trust me its not that bad. Its easy once you get used to it!!! Enjoy and if this helped you hit the thanks button!
I also made a battery saving profile that enables location and GPS upon opening Google maps and when exiting to wait 1 minute to turn location off (incase I get a phone call location does not turn off)
Have xposed and disable location consent module activated.
1.Then make a new profile for application and choose any apps for location
2. For the task you will choose plug in....then secure settings
3. In secure settings choose SYSTEM+ACTIONS and look for GPS then select on and press save
4. The next task will go back in to secure settings and turn on location services
5. New task back to secure settings and turn location mode to high accuracy
6. Create an exit task that waits 30 sec- 1 min delay in case you get a phone call while navigating
7. Then the rest of the exit tasks turn off GPS and location services in secure settings
Ooo good idea to use Tasker I'll set my nfc to turn on when launching isis!
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ok...lets see if you someone can help me with this...
How can i get Tasker to turn on my WIFI when the phone connects to my Network Extender?
I cant seem to find an option for that anywhere..
thanks!
LT1UltraZ said:
ok...lets see if you someone can help me with this...
How can i get Tasker to turn on my WIFI when the phone connects to my Network Extender?
I cant seem to find an option for that anywhere..
thanks!
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Your best bet is going to do it by location. I've got mine set to turn on the WiFi when I get in the area of my house and have my phone set to automatically connect to my WiFi.
Everything works but I get a weird system toast notification saying unable to turn on nfc yet it does it just fine. And can't disable system+ notifications. Ideas?
I would like to enable the services in the accesibility settings menu but I can not do it because I can see the top button to enable it.
I would like to enable Dynamic Notifications but I can not do it because the button not appear in the screen. For example for use with AirDroid.
I only see the text "The Dynamic Notifications allow you to....." but none buttons.
Can you help me. How can I enable it?
hey, can you post a screenshot of that?
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I would like to enable the services in the accesibility settings menu but I can not do it because I can see the top button to enable it.
I would like to enable Dynamic Notifications but I can not do it because the button not appear in the screen. For example for use with AirDroid.
I only see the text "The Dynamic Notifications allow you to....." but none buttons.
Can you help me. How can I enable it?
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This should solve your problem. (But I prefer to use E-robot instead of Tasker)
So I recently bought the Moto G4 Amazon Prime Edition(Lock screen Ads and Offers) and had been searching through forums on a way to remove them. Now I know there are plenty of threads on how to remove them but me being not very tech savvy was having a hard time. After the Android 7.0 Nougat update I came across a hidden feature called System UI Tuner. Inside this hidden feature was a setting called Power Notifications. I enabled this feature and tested it out. After a bit of toying with it I discovered you can set app notifications to Level 0 which meant no notifications would be received. I went to the Amazon Offers app in the Notification settings and changed it to block all notifications on the lock screen, when i went to change it to Level 0 I discovered it was stopped from doing so, I could change notifications from level 1 to level 5, but not to level 0. I shut off the screen and powered it back on and whaddya know, all lock screen ads were gone. Here are the steps in detail.
Method #1
1. Pull down the notification shade from the home screen.
2. See the Settings cogwheel at the top right hand corner? Tap and hold on it for around 10 seconds.
3. Once you let go after 10 seconds, you’ll be taken straight to the Settings app with a prompt saying that System UI Tuner has been enabled.
4. You can access the new entry by scrolling all the way down in Settings.
5. Once your in System UI Tuner select the Other option
6. In the Other section select Power notification controls
7. Enable Power notification controls by pressing the little slider on the screen.
8. Now that you have enabled this, go into Settings and then into Notifications
9. Scroll through your list of apps and select Amazon Offers
10. Press the green A to the left of the slider and drag the slider to Level 1
11. Right Below the slider is an option that says "On the lock screen"
12. Press this and select "dont show notifications at all".
You have now removed the ads from the lockscreen of your Moto G4. Hope this method helped you and feel free to leave feedback
Method #2
1. Install Clean Master from the Play Store
2. Open Clean Master and select the 4 squared button at the bottom of the screen that says Tools
3. Under the Useful Shortcuts tab, select Notification Cleaner.
4. Grant the necessary permissions and Enable this feature.
5. Those annoying lock screen ads will now be removed as long as this app is installed.
6. You can go 1 step further and use the same process above and remove notifications from Clean Master.
7. Your phone will now have no ads and no notifications from Clean Master saying you have blocked ads.
Hope this method helped, Feel free to leave feedback
Edit, I worked at the beginning, but after 10 minutes they showed again: s
josegn26 said:
Edit, I worked at the beginning, but after 10 minutes they showed again: s
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did you move both the slider and set the lock screen bar to "receive no notifications? Also is your phone updated to Nougat?
Didn't work
Neither method now works. In the first method no button appears to block notifications and lowest setting is a one. In the second "Amazon Offers" app does not appear in list of apps.
Method 1 worked for me. Then I rebooted my phone. Now the ads are back after reboot. I then disabled power notifications and then turned it back on and went through all the steps again and the ads are gone again. I'm waiting to see if this will last until I reboot. I don't reboot my phone very often so this could just have to be done after a reboot.
Edit: well that didn't take long. The ads are back after unlocking my phone a couple times. This is for method 1. I haven't tried method 2. It appears Amazon thought about this possibility.
Edit 2: After using my phone for a while with the power notification settings left active it seems that if any other notification is on the lock screen then the Amazon ads notification does not show since it is a level 1 priority. If there are no notifications, then the Amazon ad shows. So method 1 does work if there are any other notifications showing. It is pretty easy to have a notification showing at all times.
method 2 works for me.
However, I started getting persistent clean master notifications. Used method 1 to get rid of clean master notifications. XD
Edit:
Also it'd be helpful to open settings>apps>show system apps (by clicking on three dots)
Now open amazon offers. Scroll to the bottom, click on modify system settings, disable "Allow modify system settings". This should hopefully stop the app from changing notification priorities.
Neither method work with newest versions.
Method 1: slider is controlled by app
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Method 2: Due to no notification ad, full screen ad is displayed instead.
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Working non-root Method:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g4/how-to/remove-amazon-ads-automation-tools-root-t3578646
Didn't work for me
ethancwhite said:
So I recently bought the Moto G4 Amazon Prime Edition(Lock screen Ads and Offers) and had been searching through forums on a way to remove them. Now I know there are plenty of threads on how to remove them but me being not very tech savvy was having a hard time. After the Android 7.0 Nougat update I came across a hidden feature called System UI Tuner. Inside this hidden feature was a setting called Power Notifications. I enabled this feature and tested it out. After a bit of toying with it I discovered you can set app notifications to Level 0 which meant no notifications would be received. I went to the Amazon Offers app in the Notification settings and changed it to block all notifications on the lock screen, when i went to change it to Level 0 I discovered it was stopped from doing so, I could change notifications from level 1 to level 5, but not to level 0. I shut off the screen and powered it back on and whaddya know, all lock screen ads were gone. Here are the steps in detail.
Method #1
1. Pull down the notification shade from the home screen.
2. See the Settings cogwheel at the top right hand corner? Tap and hold on it for around 10 seconds.
3. Once you let go after 10 seconds, you’ll be taken straight to the Settings app with a prompt saying that System UI Tuner has been enabled.
4. You can access the new entry by scrolling all the way down in Settings.
5. Once your in System UI Tuner select the Other option
6. In the Other section select Power notification controls
7. Enable Power notification controls by pressing the little slider on the screen.
8. Now that you have enabled this, go into Settings and then into Notifications
9. Scroll through your list of apps and select Amazon Offers
10. Press the green A to the left of the slider and drag the slider to Level 1
11. Right Below the slider is an option that says "On the lock screen"
12. Press this and select "dont show notifications at all".
You have now removed the ads from the lockscreen of your Moto G4. Hope this method helped you and feel free to leave feedback
Method #2
1. Install Clean Master from the Play Store
2. Open Clean Master and select the 4 squared button at the bottom of the screen that says Tools
3. Under the Useful Shortcuts tab, select Notification Cleaner.
4. Grant the necessary permissions and Enable this feature.
5. Those annoying lock screen ads will now be removed as long as this app is installed.
6. You can go 1 step further and use the same process above and remove notifications from Clean Master.
7. Your phone will now have no ads and no notifications from Clean Master saying you have blocked ads.
Hope this method helped, Feel free to leave feedback
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I have a brand new MOTO G4 Play unlocked w/v6.0.1 (Marshmallow) with (Lock screen Ads and Offers) I activated System UI Tuner and do not have the "Other" option. Where to now?
Thanks,
Does not work with Motorola X4.
ethancwhite said:
So I recently bought the Moto G4 Amazon Prime Edition(Lock screen Ads and Offers) and had been searching through forums on a way to remove them. Now I know there are plenty of threads on how to remove them but me being not very tech savvy was having a hard time. After the Android 7.0 Nougat update I came across a hidden feature called System UI Tuner. Inside this hidden feature was a setting called Power Notifications. I enabled this feature and tested it out. After a bit of toying with it I discovered you can set app notifications to Level 0 which meant no notifications would be received. I went to the Amazon Offers app in the Notification settings and changed it to block all notifications on the lock screen, when i went to change it to Level 0 I discovered it was stopped from doing so, I could change notifications from level 1 to level 5, but not to level 0. I shut off the screen and powered it back on and whaddya know, all lock screen ads were gone. Here are the steps in detail.
Method #1
1. Pull down the notification shade from the home screen.
2. See the Settings cogwheel at the top right hand corner? Tap and hold on it for around 10 seconds.
3. Once you let go after 10 seconds, you’ll be taken straight to the Settings app with a prompt saying that System UI Tuner has been enabled.
4. You can access the new entry by scrolling all the way down in Settings.
5. Once your in System UI Tuner select the Other option
6. In the Other section select Power notification controls
7. Enable Power notification controls by pressing the little slider on the screen.
8. Now that you have enabled this, go into Settings and then into Notifications
9. Scroll through your list of apps and select Amazon Offers
10. Press the green A to the left of the slider and drag the slider to Level 1
11. Right Below the slider is an option that says "On the lock screen"
12. Press this and select "dont show notifications at all".
You have now removed the ads from the lockscreen of your Moto G4. Hope this method helped you and feel free to leave feedback
Method #2
1. Install Clean Master from the Play Store
2. Open Clean Master and select the 4 squared button at the bottom of the screen that says Tools
3. Under the Useful Shortcuts tab, select Notification Cleaner.
4. Grant the necessary permissions and Enable this feature.
5. Those annoying lock screen ads will now be removed as long as this app is installed.
6. You can go 1 step further and use the same process above and remove notifications from Clean Master.
7. Your phone will now have no ads and no notifications from Clean Master saying you have blocked ads.
Hope this method helped, Feel free to leave feedback
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I tried this on my new Moto X4. I was able to set it to 0 but it did not remove the lock screen ads. Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you.
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I tried this method on my X4 with no luck. However, I was able to set the value to 0 for the Amazon App but not for the Amazon offers as this app is listed as system app. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks... Method 2 So Far So Good
Tried method 1 on G5 Plus and did not work.
Tried method 2 and it worked like a charm. ??
Method #1
1. Pull down the notification shade from the home screen.
2. See the Settings cogwheel at the top right hand corner? Tap and hold on it for around 10 seconds.
3. Once you let go after 10 seconds, you’ll be taken straight to the Settings app with a prompt saying that System UI Tuner has been enabled.
4. You can access the new entry by scrolling all the way down in Settings.
5. Once your in System UI Tuner select the Other option
6. In the Other section select Power notification controls
7. Enable Power notification controls by pressing the little slider on the screen.
8. Now that you have enabled this, go into Settings and then into Notifications
9. Scroll through your list of apps and select Amazon Offers
10. Press the green A to the left of the slider and drag the slider to Level 1
11. Right Below the slider is an option that says "On the lock screen"
12. Press this and select "dont show notifications at all".
You have now removed the ads from the lockscreen of your Moto G4. Hope this method helped you and feel free to leave feedback
Method #2
1. Install Clean Master from the Play Store
2. Open Clean Master and select the 4 squared button at the bottom of the screen that says Tools
3. Under the Useful Shortcuts tab, select Notification Cleaner.
4. Grant the necessary permissions and Enable this feature.
5. Those annoying lock screen ads will now be removed as long as this app is installed.
6. You can go 1 step further and use the same process above and remove notifications from Clean Master.
7. Your phone will now have no ads and no notifications from Clean Master saying you have blocked ads.
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Sometimes, I just want my Aamzfit Pace to stay awake a bit longer, so I make this app.
PaceOn is designed specifically for Amazfit Pace to keep its screen on and unlocked as long as I want. It also works on Amazfit Stratos.
Surely, keeping the screen on affects the device's battery, but for whatever reason you may want it.
For me, it's quite useful when transferring files via wifi, needing to see some app screen details for a period of time or just always showing off that beautiful watchface.
This is the first app of my Pace(X) series (On, Off, Up & Down).
Disclaimer:
I am not responsible for any bad things caused by using this app, and blah, blah, blah.
Instruction:
Just sideload the app. Root is not required.
This can be done using ADB.
Here is how.
To uninstall:
adb uninstall com.anox.paceon
Features:
On/Off = PaceOn service keeping the watch awake and unlocked
The service can be automatically turned off on a selectable schedule.
Dim = Allow the screen to dim
Launcher = Launcher Service
Once activated, a small triangle area at the bottom left of the screen becomes a launcher area. The area is only visible on PaceOn screen, but active on any screen.
- Swipe up from the area (on any screen) launches PaceOn app.
- Double tap toggles PaceOn service on/off without opening the app.
- Swipe right to lock the screen.
- Swipe diagonally (roughly 45 degrees upward to the right) to bring up Quick Switch panel
Please see the last attached image for the instruction. The service will automatically turn on after booting, if the option was previously on before the boot.
Lock screen
The idea here is to have a transparent lock screen to protect the screen on from touches or taps. When this lock screen is on, the watch is still fully awake.
- To activate the lock screen, swipe right on Launcher area.
- To unlock, just double tap anywhere on the lock screen.
Return Home option
This is a workaround to the notification issue (raised by a few people). When receiving a new notification, the notification screen won't automatically be dismissed and another notification won't trigger a vibration. This can only be turned on, when both PaceOn & Launcher services are selected.
When this option is selected, it will have an effect only when the lock screen is on. After activating the lock screen, the watch will return to the home screen (from any screen) in every 30 seconds.
Bear in mind "this is supposed to consume more battery power."
Auto On... = Auto On When Charging option (off by default)
When turned on, PaceOn service is automatically activated when the watch is plugged into a power source, and deactivated when unplugging it. This option always keeps the screen fully on (not dim) to get rid of the system charging animation. This is designed to work only if PaceOn service is NOT already on.
How about a Pace as a desk clock
Quick Switch panel
- Swipe roughly 45 degrees upward to the right from Launcher area to bring up Quick Switch panel which contains:
1) Brightness Seekbar
Quickly set the screen brightness to any value from 0 to 255 or to Auto Mode.
2) Bluetooth switch
Now, the Bluetooth can be turned on/off at will.
3) WiFi switch
Yes, the wifi too can be turned on/off at will.
- To dismiss Quick Switch panel, just tap on the brightness number or swipe the panel away to the right.
These switches work independently of the system settings. They can even turn on when Airplane mode is on.
How about a quick glance to check if your bluetooth/wifi is on (just like your phone Status bar)
CXN svc. = Connection service
The Connection service improves the bluetooth/wifi connection visibility. It lets us know when bluetooth/wifi is connected/disconnected with a toast message and vibration (only vibration, when screen off). It also tells us what device/AP the watch is connected to/disconnected from.
The service will automatically turn on after booting, if the option was previously on before the boot.
Now, we always know what the bluetooth/wifi on our watch is up to.
Usage:
To enable PaceOn service (to keep the screen awake and unlocked)
- Open the app
- Tick []On/Off (Optionally, tick []Dim)
- To activate Launcher service, tick []Launcher
- Click OK. PaceOn service will start with a confirmation message.
- The app will then be put into the background.
- Then, do whatever you want. The screen will stay unlocked as long as PaceOn service is active.
While PaceOn service is active, the watch can be forced to sleep by pressing the power button from Home screen. Waking up the watch will also reactivate PaceOn service.
To turn PaceOn service off
If Launcher service is active, just Double tap on Launcher area.
If not, Open the app, de-select []On/Off and click OK. PaceOn service will stop with a confirmation message and the app exits.
To turn Launcher service on/off
- Open the app, toggle []Launcher and click OK. Launcher service will start/stop and the app exits.
Note:
- While the app's UI is in the foreground, the screen stays on.
- The app (any app for that matter) can be killed by Android system if the resources are needed. If killed, the "Keep Screen Unlocked" effect will also be lost.
- The app is free for personal use.
Changelog:
Version 1.0
Initial release
Version 1.5
UI changes
- Theme change
- Some wording changes (hopefully clearer)
- New icon
Toast notifications added
- confirmation messages when starting/stopping the PaceOn service
Internal Improvement
- Better app instance handling
- More persistent, less likely to be killed by system
- Lower resource usage
- Optimised and smaller apk
Version 2.0
UI changes
- Launcher option added
- Lockscreen option added, but disabled in this version
- Bigger OK button for your convenience
Launcher Service added
Launcher Service puts a triangle area located at the bottom left of the screen. Once activated, the area becomes visible only on PaceOn screen, but it is active on any screen.
- Swipe up from the area (on any screen) launches PaceOn app.
- Double tap on the area (on any screen) turns PaceOn service on/off without opening the app.
After boot autostart Launcher service added
After installation, open the app once, then Launcher service will start automatically after every boot.
Version 2.3
- Fix few crashes that sometimes occurred when launching the app from Launcher area
- Deactivate Launcher service temporarily on PaceOn screen
- Change the UI a bit
- Improve swipe detection
- Make the services harder to kill
- Use a bit less RAM to run
Version 3.0
GUI changed
- Battery level percentage added to the OK button
Lock screen added
The idea here is to have a transparent lock screen to protect the screen on from touches or taps. When this lock screen is on, the watch is still fully awake.
- To activate the lock screen, swipe right on Launcher area.
- To unlock, just double tap anywhere on the lock screen.
Return Home option added
This is a workaround to the notification issue (raised by a few people). When receiving a new notification, the notification screen won't automatically be dismissed and another notification won't trigger a vibration. This can only be turned on, when both PaceOn & Launcher services are selected.
When this option is selected, it will have an effect only when the lock screen is on. After activating the lock screen, the watch will return to the home screen (from any screen) in every 30 seconds.
Bear in mind "this is supposed to consume more battery power."
Version 3.4
GUI changed
PaceOn now has many options, but I still want to have only one single screen, without scrolling. So, buttons are used to maximise the space. A button represents a service, while a checkbox represents an option in a service. The bottom part of the screen also has a new design.
Auto On When Charging option added (off by default)
When turned on, PaceOn service is automatically activated when the watch is plugged into a power source, and deactivated when unplugging it. This option always keeps the screen fully on (not dim) to get rid of the system charging animation.
How about a Pace as a desk clock
Version 4.0
Quick Switch panel added
- Swipe roughly 45 degrees upward to the right from Launcher area to bring up Quick Switch panel which contains:
1) Brightness Seekbar
Quickly set the screen brightness to any value from 0 to 255 or to Auto Mode.
2) Bluetooth switch
Now, the bluetooth can be turned on/off at will.
3) WiFi switch
Yes, the wifi too can be turned on/off at will.
- To dismiss Quick Switch panel, just tap on the brightness number or swipe the panel away to the right.
These switches work independently of the system settings. They can even turn on when Airplane mode is on.
How about a quick glance to check if your bluetooth/wifi is on (just like your phone Status bar)
Version 4.6
GUI Changed
The "Auto On When Charging" button becomes "Auto On..." button to allow a new button added to this tiny single screen.
CXN svc. option added
CXN svc. = Connection service
The Connection service improves the bluetooth/wifi connection visibility. It lets us know when bluetooth/wifi is connected/disconnected with a toast message and vibration (only vibration, when screen off). It also tells us what device/AP the watch is connected to/disconnected from.
The option is on by default and also automatically on after every boot.
Now, we always know what the bluetooth/wifi on our watch is up to
Version 5.0
Keep the screen dimmed while PaceOn's lock screen is on.
With Dim option selected, when the PaceOn's lock screen is on, the screen will be kept dimmed until unlocked (no matter if the screen is touched or tapped.)
PaceOn service auto-disable option added
When turning on PaceOn service, an off schedule can be selected to automatically turn off the service. The default is to turn it on forever.
Version 5.4
Settings now saved to the storage
All settings are saved to the storage before closing so that when the app opens the next time, all settings will be restored. This is so even after booting.
Auto-start after boot service changed
Launcher and CXN services each will automatically turn on after booting, if they were previously on before the boot.
Better handling of app closing
When the app is closed by clicking the OK button or pressing the Power button or swiping the app UI to the right, all settings are applied and saved to the storage.
Workaround to the issue of app UI appearing briefly when a notification arrives while charging
This issue can happen to any 3rd party app. It's kind of annoying to see. So, this version tries to avoid that.
If you like my work & want to buy me a cup of coffee or beer, I've just added a Paypal donation email to my profile.
Nice one, thanks.
I'll give it a try.
I'm with you one the wifi transfer thing.
Could really see this come handy
Sent from my MI 6 using Tapatalk
from what i saw till now, if I enable the "keep on the screen", the vibration is gone. the watch vibrates ONLY if I lock it via the button.
1immortal said:
from what i saw till now, if I enable the "keep on the screen", the vibration is gone. the watch vibrates ONLY if I lock it via the button.
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Thank you for your feedback.
I've been testing the app for a few days without any vibration issues. When the screen is kept on by the app, my usual apps such as Walk, Run, Alarm, Timer and notifications from phone vibrate normally.
Could you please explain a bit more on the vibration issue you have? Some specific app doesn't vibrate? Thanks.
i'm running a zuk z2 with Nougat on it, 7.1.2, and lost vibration with Gmail, whatsapp and facebook messenger applications.
update: noticed that there's no vibration on Tapatalk as well.
1immortal said:
i'm running a zuk z2 with Nougat on it, 7.1.2, and lost vibration with Gmail, whatsapp and facebook messenger applications.
update: noticed that there's no vibration on Tapatalk as well.
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OK, I think I know what happens here.
With or without this app,
When a notification (from any app) is received, Amazfit Pace vibrates only in one of these cases:
1) the screen is locked OR
2) you are NOT on the notification screen.
So, while the screen is kept on (but unlocked) by the app, the device vibrates if you are NOT on the notification screen.
Say you're on the home screen (watchface). Then, a notification is received, the device will vibrate and show the notification. Now, you're on the notification screen, and you won't be taken back to the home screen as there is no screen timeout. If you don't manually navigate from the notification screen to another screen, another notification will not trigger a vibration.
I hope my explanation makes sense, and I don't think I can do anything with the app to improve this.
got it!
What did you use for the app to keep the whatch on?
I started with a GolfCaddy app and because the watch sleeps after a few seconds I don't get the gps satellites.
Thank a lot
wow! it's useful for me Thank you very much for your creation. :laugh::laugh:
fzelle said:
What did you use for the app to keep the whatch on?
I started with a GolfCaddy app and because the watch sleeps after a few seconds I don't get the gps satellites.
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You mean you're developing the GolfCaddy app, right?
Check this out https://developer.android.com/refer...Manager.LayoutParams.html#FLAG_KEEP_SCREEN_ON
starship1000 said:
wow! it's useful for me Thank you very much for your creation. :laugh::laugh:
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I'm glad you like it.
BTW, a new improved and optimised version is coming this weekend.
A big thank you ! As a paramedic it will be very useful to check pulse (seconds), some suggestions to preserve battery :
- Implement an "HD Mode"/On motion as in the new watchface (unlock the screen/activate on wrist motion / background light on maybe ?)
- add an on/off widget on the launcher ? (Don't know if huami allows it) ?
- Lock the screen (unlock with a double tap) ?
Thanks again ! Really great addition to the watch !
WiwiPouPou said:
A big thank you ! As a paramedic it will be very useful to check pulse (seconds), some suggestions to preserve battery :
- Implement an "HD Mode"/On motion as in the new watchface (unlock the screen/activate on wrist motion / background light on maybe ?)
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Sorry, I don't get this one. Care to explain a bit more?
- add an on/off widget on the launcher ? (Don't know if huami allows it) ?
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I'm also looking for an easy way to enable/disable the app, but I'm pretty new to this watch.
- Lock the screen (unlock with a double tap) ?
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We're talking about a custom lockscreen on a custom version of Android here. Sounds quite complicated, but it's actually on my wish-to-do list when time allows.
anox said:
You mean you're developing the GolfCaddy app, right?
Check this out https://developer.android.com/refer...Manager.LayoutParams.html#FLAG_KEEP_SCREEN_ON
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Yes, the only thing missing is a Golfcaddy ( for me ).
Thanks, missed that .
Edit:
Jupp, working like a charm.
Now to the businesslogic and prettying up the beast.
You plan to release source code?
anox said:
Sorry, I don't get this one. Care to explain a bit more?
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I was talking about to behaviour of "Night Run" watchface (in pacefied and in 1.3.4f) : when locked, a wrist motion (motion when you watch the...watch) trigger the full color / resolution / seconds hand version of the watchface
With your app you could be able to implement that behaviour for every watchface ! An it will be very good for battery life (don't you want full version of a watchface when you see it ? not when you're watching anything else ?)
If we had tasker on mips, that's what I would try : (I'm not a developer unfortunately)
- Detect wrist motion -> autounlock the watch for a programmed time -> relock
Or
- detect "backlight on" or backlight level > 0 (triggered by motion wrist if enabled in settings) -> autounlock the watch for a programmed time -> relock
As a last suggestion, a simple configurable timer in seconds could be great (my case : every time I unlock I would like to see the seconds hand / NUM for a minute, time for me to check manually a heart rate / ventilatory rate of my patient then autolock), a sort of programmable autorelock !
For the lockscreen, can't you place an invisible overlay after returning on the watchface which could intercept touch, then capture only double tap as an event to disable that overlay ?
Again, Very useful, big thank ! Keep up !
dpeddi said:
You plan to release source code?
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Not at the moment, might reconsider it in the future.
WiwiPouPou said:
I was talking about to behaviour of "Night Run" watchface (in pacefied and in 1.3.4f) : when locked, a wrist motion (motion when you watch the...watch) trigger the full color / resolution / seconds hand version of the watchface
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I'm on 1.3.4f, there is Activate on Wrist option. When on, it just turns on the backlight for a few seconds, but doesn't wake the watch. So, you won't see the second hand. And, that works the same for all watchfaces.
With your app you could be able to implement that behaviour for every watchface ! An it will be very good for battery life (don't you want full version of a watchface when you see it ? not when you're watching anything else ?)
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I do see the importance of the watchface for you, but PaceOn is implemented to work universally with any app. What you can do now with PaceOn v1.0 is this:
- Open the app, activate "Screen On"
- Press Home (power) button to go Home,then press again to put the watch to sleep
- Whenever you need to take a heart rate reading, just wake the watch, After done, just put the watch back to sleep
I don't think the app consumes that much battery when the watch is asleep, though I've not actually measured it.
If we had tasker on mips, that's what I would try : (I'm not a developer unfortunately)
- Detect wrist motion -> autounlock the watch for a programmed time -> relock
Or
- detect "backlight on" or backlight level > 0 (triggered by motion wrist if enabled in settings) -> autounlock the watch for a programmed time -> relock
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Yeah, my wish too.
Another thing is I have no idea what the system allows 3rd party apps do when the watch is asleep.
As a last suggestion, a simple configurable timer in seconds could be great (my case : every time I unlock I would like to see the seconds hand / NUM for a minute, time for me to check manually a heart rate / ventilatory rate of my patient then autolock), a sort of programmable autorelock !
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This one is already on my wish-to-do list.
For the lockscreen, can't you place an invisible overlay after returning on the watchface which could intercept touch, then capture only double tap as an event to disable that overlay ?
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That'd be the idea, but like I mentioned this is a custom android on which I see some simple android functions don't even work. What I'm doing here is mostly guesswork, just trial & error.
Thanks for the comments. We'll see how this goes.
V1.5 is up.
Version 1.5 is up (OP updated)
Changelog:
UI changes
- Theme change
- Some wording changes (hopefully clearer)
- New icon
Toast notifications added
- Confirmed messages when starting/stopping the PaceOn service
Internal Improvement
- Better app instance handling
- More persistent, less likely to be killed by system
- Lower resource usage
- Optimised and smaller apk
Please note that APK installer doesn't seem to support this optimised apk (attached to OP), though it can be installed via adb as usual. In case that you already have PaceOn on your watch, the command will be "adb install -r anox.PaceOn.v1.5.apk"
The next version will include some new functionality.
thanks for this app....i really like it since it make easier to check anything without double tap or unlock via button.
anyway i find some issues :
the activate on wrist are not working if PaceOn are active
notification wont "minimize" if PaceOn are active
Baterry drain (but this is acceptable i think since the watch are always "on" without baterry saving mode.
if you could fix it would really great ( if not it's still great app )
but overall are superB app, really appreciate it.
information :
Im using English rom 1.3.4f
cheers
hoomansjogja said:
the activate on wrist are not working if PaceOn are active
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The system's activate on wrist works only when the watch is asleep. When PaceOn is active, the watch is awake. I may look into this when implementing a lockscreen for PaceOn.
notification wont "minimize" if PaceOn are active
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Right. It's the same reason. When PaceOn is active, the watch stays awake. So, the notification screen will stay on after receiving the notification. It has been discussed in post#6 . Once PaceOn has its own lockscreen, I'll try to improve this.
Baterry drain (but this is acceptable i think since the watch are always "on" without baterry saving mode.
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PaceOn itself doesn't drain the battery (much), it's the screen on and the running apps while the watch is awake. When the watch is asleep, I find the battery consumed by PaceOn negligible. Everyone else who has measured the battery consumption may share their experience.
Thanks for the comments & stay tuned for the future versions.
BTW, another version is coming up tomorrow.