LED Notification Light

[Stang68]

Has anyone spotted it? I really hope it's there otherwise I may have to pass on the device for one that DOES have an LED.

 

[thebizz]

I'm pretty sure it has one but who knows

 

[Cyber Warrior]

Its there....look at the image in the link
DROID BIONIC BY Motorola - Android Social Smartphone - - Overview - Motorola Mobility, Inc. USA

Edit: I think they just took down that link

Heres another if the first one doesnt work:
http://mediacenter.motorola.com/Pre...-s-Fastest-Most-Advanced-4G-Network-353e.aspx

 

[paa79594]

Look at these two images, to the left of the camera. That has to be it.

 

[disccop75]

Haha!! Pass on an awesome phone for lack of led? To each is own I guess.

Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk

 

[briankeith513]

Look at these two images, to the left of the camera. That has to be it.

That first pic shows it clearly with the green light.

Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk

 

[Cyber Warrior]

Its there....look at the image in the link
DROID BIONIC BY Motorola - Android Social Smartphone - - Overview - Motorola Mobility, Inc. USA

Edit: I think they just took down that link

Heres another if the first one doesnt work:
http://mediacenter.motorola.com/Pre...-s-Fastest-Most-Advanced-4G-Network-353e.aspx

Its clearly there. I posted the links to pics of it two days ago.

 

[Auzo]

Definitely shows it as a tricolor notification light in this moto spec list.

MOTODEV > Products > DROID BIONIC by Motorola, XT865

 

[Chris Kerrigan]

If it's LED, it'll support much more than just 3 colors if you know how to program. LED has a virtual unlimited set of possibilities in regards to colors it can produce.

 

[Auzo]

If it's LED, it'll support much more than just 3 colors if you know how to program. LED has a virtual unlimited set of possibilities in regards to colors it can produce.

Well that really depends on the type of LED. I am assuming it will be RGB colored LEDs and in software/hardware controller you will be able to vary the intensities of each color so that when they mix they can make the color of your choosing.

LEDs don't inherently have the ability to change colors. Each individual diode has a fixed color it emits.

 

[1088933]

What about a charge indicator light?

Neve rmind, assuming the green light is charge indicator

 

[Chrisy]

I hope the LED light is pretty big and bright. I like that on my BlackBerry.

On Android phones does the screen light up when you get a message? I really dislike that!

 

[RichardClark]

Well that really depends on the type of LED. I am assuming it will be RGB colored LEDs and in software/hardware controller you will be able to vary the intensities of each color so that when they mix they can make the color of your choosing.

LEDs don't inherently have the ability to change colors. Each individual diode has a fixed color it emits.

Yep. The MotoDev spec sheet refers to it as a "tricolor LED" which normally means red, green, and blue emitters within a single "bulb". Each color is able to be controlled separately so that they can be combined to produce any color, just like a pixel on a computer display.

 

[E_man]

Well that really depends on the type of LED. I am assuming it will be RGB colored LEDs and in software/hardware controller you will be able to vary the intensities of each color so that when they mix they can make the color of your choosing.

LEDs don't inherently have the ability to change colors. Each individual diode has a fixed color it emits.

This. If it's an RGB LED you will have near infinite colors. Otherwise, not really.

Yep. The MotoDev spec sheet refers to it as a "tricolor LED" which normally means red, green, and blue emitters within a single "bulb". Each color is able to be controlled separately so that they can be combined to produce any color, just like a pixel on a computer display.

I heard someone mention that tricolor can mean either RGB or Red/Orange/Green. It was somewhere on this forum, so it's by no means official, but I can see it.

 

[corymcnutt]

Some people think it's a silly question, asking about an LED indicator, but with my BB I can keep my phone in my shirt pocket and it's like a sixth sense, but when that red light blinks I automatically catch it out of the corner of my eye. That way I know if I missed anything while it was on silent. A little light, but oh so much pleasure, so I hope the bionic has it!

 

[edoublediz]

Its clearly there. I posted the links to pics of it two days ago.

where is it clearly shown in any of the photos you posted? it is not visible at all. you might be confusing the FFC for one?

Zandroid FTW

 

[edoublediz]

does the X have true multicolor led notifier

 

[Bushido Brown]

does the X have true multicolor led notifier

All Motorola Androids thus far support blue, light blue, orange, yellow, red, pink, and green. I'm guessing the Bionic will as well.

 

[spark032207#WN]

As someone has, I do hope the LED on the Motorola phones were bigger.

 

[thebizz]

Why would you hope for that my notification light is bright I have no problem seeing it in any lighting condition unlike the screen