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    Default Best battery status app/widget?

    I just downloaded the BatteryLife widget by CurveFish and it seems to work fine, but I was wondering if there is any other widgets or apps that you guys use and how you like them. And if you use BatteryLife, how do you like it?
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    batterylife is pretty slick; i use battery indicator pro personally. i know many people have had success with batteryleft as well, but i was never a big fan of it
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    I'm curious about one that is optimized for froyo. I have heard these can really suck juice if not optimized for your current version of android. I'm running froyo on the evo,btw.
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    I used batterylife but I'm looking for a froyo compatible widget (much like Batterylife) that won't drain the battery
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    I've tried several. Battery Guage is my favorite and it has many options. Best thing...its free
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    I like Battery Indicator. I use the free version. It's small, simple and tells me what I need to know right in the top bar.
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    Any non-rooted apps that use the stock battery symbol to display a percentage?
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    i deleted all battery % widgets and i suggest you do the same. the battery % is not accurate and it's silly to sit and watch every % and extrapolate when the battery % consumption is not linear and constantly worry about the battery. my advice is to just look at the default battery bar and stop stressing about the battery. just relax and enjoy and use the phone and stop obsessing about every misreported incorrect battery %. you will have a little less stress in your life.

    good luck all.
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    I use the Mini Info widget which provides memory info as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gekko View Post
    i deleted all battery % widgets and i suggest you do the same. the battery % is not accurate and it's silly to sit and watch every % and extrapolate when the battery % consumption is not linear and constantly worry about the battery. my advice is to just look at the default battery bar and stop stressing about the battery. just relax and enjoy and use the phone and stop obsessing about every misreported incorrect battery %. you will have a little less stress in your life.

    good luck all.
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    I use Mini-Info. It's a very good app and the Widget is small leaving room for more widgets or icons
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    BatteryLeft.

    Its custom % estimation jumps around too much. But even if you find no value in it's estimated %, the widget allows you to define any 3 pieces of data to show (it's %, system %, mV, time left temp, etc). The Windget looks nicer than pretty much any other. There's also a 1x1 and 2x1 widget option.

    And its click-action is more useful than most (shows batt Usage and History).
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    I use juiceplotter. It shows your time remaining (with % of accuracy), time left for full charge. Also shows graphs of your battery usage and temperature. used in conjunction with juicedefender (which disables your data for 15 mins at a time and then enables for a minute every 15 minutes in order to get updates. if your using the web it wont shut you off either) ive been able to double my battery life.

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