I've just upload a new app onto the market specifically for controlling the trackball colors on a nexus one.
Currently it allows you to monitor the following events:
* Missed calls
* New Voice mail ^
* Calendar reminders
* New gmail
* New e-mail
* New SMS
* New MMS
* Low battery
* No signal ^
* Google talk
* Facebook ^
* Twitter ^
* Tweekdeck ^
* Tweetcaster ^
* Twidroid ^
* Skype ^
* Whatsapp ^
* Tapatalk - free, pro and xda developers ^
^ - denotes full version only
It has 2 modes:
Priority - where you choose which notification type you've received is most important to you and the trackball will flash in that color.
Succession - where the trackball will change color and cycle through the colors of the notification types.
You can choose the mode for when the phone is on charge or on battery and the frequency the app will cycle through the notification colors (as the faster the change the more impact it will have on the battery).
The app doesn't run as a permanent service as the battery drain would be too large, so it uses alarm triggers to wake the phone up for less than 0.1 of a second for each cycle change.
I've attached a QR code for the full version of the app below, and I'll add the lite version on the next post.
Currently it allows you to monitor the following events:
* Missed calls
* New Voice mail ^
* Calendar reminders
* New gmail
* New e-mail
* New SMS
* New MMS
* Low battery
* No signal ^
* Google talk
* Facebook ^
* Twitter ^
* Tweekdeck ^
* Tweetcaster ^
* Twidroid ^
* Skype ^
* Whatsapp ^
* Tapatalk - free, pro and xda developers ^
^ - denotes full version only
It has 2 modes:
Priority - where you choose which notification type you've received is most important to you and the trackball will flash in that color.
Succession - where the trackball will change color and cycle through the colors of the notification types.
You can choose the mode for when the phone is on charge or on battery and the frequency the app will cycle through the notification colors (as the faster the change the more impact it will have on the battery).
The app doesn't run as a permanent service as the battery drain would be too large, so it uses alarm triggers to wake the phone up for less than 0.1 of a second for each cycle change.
I've attached a QR code for the full version of the app below, and I'll add the lite version on the next post.
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