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Battery Status is a homebrew app released by singularity0821 on xda-dev that allows unlocked Windows Phone users to pin a live tile on the home screen which shows the percentage of charge left in the battery along with other cool stuff. We take a look at verison 4.0 that also adds some other cool stuff like battery voltage and allows users to check the various process running in the background.
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battery Guard
Features:
set powering template for each power state of WinMo Professional device
set current power mode for each subdevice
backup/restore powering template
support user-defined friendly names of subdevices
multilanguage support (English, Polish)
skin support
AppToDate support
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Mobadi
Caution:
At the Update from 1.9.518 to 1.9.519 you must uninstall the older Version first. Because of an wrong Name in the old Version, it will not update automatically. For the next Updates you dont have to do this.
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ibattery
Changes from LVMTopBat are:
1 – Skinnable: by default iBattery draws a light grey bar, but you can change the bar color with a 12×6 pixels bitmap
By default iBattery uses this single color for all the battery states (full charge, low charge, charging, etc.) but you
can use a 12×18 pxs bitmap to specify a different color for a different state (see FAQ)
2 – Height: is now 3px instead of 4px
3 – Width: is now “full screen”, no right or left margins
4 – If you tap on iBattery on the today screen, nothing is launched
Installation
Execute the cab and install it to the default location (Windows directory), then soft-reset your device.
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WMMiniBattery
Updates in 1.1
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dciBattery and QwertyMemory
dciBattery adds a small bar at the top of the taskbar, it represents the charge remaning in the battery. QwertyMemory represents the free memory available on the device and is shown as a small bar just below the taskbar.
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PowerGuard
The main application has six tabs:
1. Text : A textual representation of actual battery properties.
2. Graphs : A graphical representation of actual and past battery properties.
3. Life : A textual and graphical representation of remaining battery life (registered version only).
4. Control : Via this tab, the user can configure the behaviour of PowerGuard, such as update frequency.
5. Log : Via this tab, the user can configure the logging behaviour of PowerGuard (registered version only).
6. About : Information about PowerGuard, such as version number, and link to the PowerGuard website.
If you are satisfied with the basic features the application is free. As of version 1.3, new features require registration.
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BattLog
BattLog 0.2.1.105 beta is a windows mobile freeware that lets you monitor the battery status on your pocket pc and outputs the result in to a .csv file so you can view the results in excel.
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Games
antslava: Amazing apps, like it! )
Saijo George: most of the ones we make using the logo for the club, for some we use per-rendered images and crop it up to fit on the phone. Saijo George: should be in the next update
Anonymous: No Hawks! [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
Andrearommi: Great wallpaper!! Where do you find it? [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
YellowStar: No sign of a WP7 app for it yet though! And no API as far as I can see either. Saijo George: @Sanjay , @DeeDee and @SAHITYA KUMAR Glad you guys like em :)
SAHITYA KUMAR: Very nice wallpapers. Loved it. Thnx:-) [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
Benny: yes, good job. Thanks!
DeeDee: These are absolutely beautiful prints. [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
