If you get the chance, please email me a screenshot of one of your graphs.Re-installed and testing now. However the numbers along the X/Y graph are still too tiny
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If you get the chance, please email me a screenshot of one of your graphs.Re-installed and testing now. However the numbers along the X/Y graph are still too tiny
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In the next release I will give you full control of the graph labels size just like with the widgets text size.FYI, and thanks
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Ooooh, hey, while you're doing that, any way to change the widget text color using hex codes? That would be amazing!In the next release I will give you full control of the graph labels size just like with the widgets text size.
On the agenda, but may not make it into the next release but another one in the future...Ooooh, hey, while you're doing that, any way to change the widget text color using hex codes? That would be amazing!
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That's all I needed to hear, no rush, thanks!On the agenda, but may not make it into the next release but another one in the future...
KryptosXLayer2 and others have already shown that without touching the phone and with the screen off for a while it is very accurate. This fits with the marketing of the phone for exercising/hiking (i.e. it reads temperature well if you aren't touching it or have the screen on).Cant you adjust the sensor temp with the battery temp? just a thought
What do you mean by cross ups? That app is a paid app but mine will always be free and ad free so will they sue me for all my revenue (0 dollars)? btw that app isn't an actual weather station... it uses the internet to get the readings.Jsst-Are you okay with the fact that your app has the same name as another weather station app? Just wanted to bring it to your attention in case any cross ups ever happened. I noticed because I actually really like this one and use it myself.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...GwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5hcmYud2VhdGhlcnN0YXRpb24iXQ..
....and maguro gnex too due o the barometer inside..The pressure will work on any device that has a barometer (e.g. Nexus 4, Galaxy S3, etc). The temp and humidity will only work on a Galaxy S4 b/c it is the only device right now with a ambient thermometer and hygrometer.
KryptosXLayer2 and others have already shown that without touching the phone and with the screen off for a while it is very accurate. This fits with the marketing of the phone for exercising/hiking (i.e. it reads temperature well if you aren't touching it or have the screen on).
However, if you find out there is a valid functional relationship between the battery temp and the ambient temp then I could include this as an option.![]()
You also have to remember that this is the first Android implementation of this sensor. In the future there will be more Android devices with these sensors and I'm sure the implementation of the sensors will improve. If I remember correctly the Galaxy Nexus was the first Android device with a barometer and then shortly afterwards others followed.In my opinion this sensor is almost totally useless since the phone is always producing heat... a LOT of heat. This is a quad core CPU we are talking about + 5'' display. I can't imagine having to wait for long periods of time with my phone doing nothing, outside of my pocket, just to get the temp reading (hoping it will be close to the real temp).
So finally this sensor is a nice play tool for developers (I did my own mini app as well), but totally useless for end users.
Great job on the app anyway !
Regards,
Alexander
Let me stop you right there.... The numbers don't lie! Look at my comparison pic, it proves that it works well, and it's not like I was setting up this crazy photo shoot for 20 mins, I took it out of my pocket, fumbled with it for some time to get the phone to stand up on its own, and shot it next to a digital thermometer - it was off by a degree!In my opinion.....