daydream is cool

daveddy

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I just noticed daydream in the display settings with 4.2 different screensavers when docked or charging or both.i like that you can use your pics.
 
I just noticed daydream in the display settings with 4.2 different screensavers when docked or charging or both.i like that you can use your pics.

Finally, someone who shows their appreciation for Google's hard work!

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I like the daydream feature as well only minor issue I have with Currents as a daydream option is no setting change how fast it slides through feeds.
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Here's something cool I noticed last night:

When I first checked out Daydream after installing the update, I had five options (Clock, Colors, Currents, Photo Frame and Photo Table).

After I checked out the Jelly Bean easter egg, it added BeanFlinger as a sixth option!

To see the easter egg, do this:
Settings => About tablet => tap Android Version repeatedly until a jelly bean appears.
 
Here's something cool I noticed last night:

When I first checked out Daydream after installing the update, I had five options (Clock, Colors, Currents, Photo Frame and Photo Table).

After I checked out the Jelly Bean easter egg, it added BeanFlinger as a sixth option!

To see the easter egg, do this:
Settings => About tablet => tap Android Version repeatedly until a jelly bean appears.

Thanks! That's cool!

I've set my Daydream to the color mode and to activate when charging but it doesn't do it. Not sure what that's about.
 
Here's something cool I noticed last night:

When I first checked out Daydream after installing the update, I had five options (Clock, Colors, Currents, Photo Frame and Photo Table).

After I checked out the Jelly Bean easter egg, it added BeanFlinger as a sixth option!

To see the easter egg, do this:
Settings => About tablet => tap Android Version repeatedly until a jelly bean appears.

That was cute don't know what it does. Just surprised people can find these Easter eggs so fast.

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Here's something cool I noticed last night:

When I first checked out Daydream after installing the update, I had five options (Clock, Colors, Currents, Photo Frame and Photo Table).

After I checked out the Jelly Bean easter egg, it added BeanFlinger as a sixth option!

To see the easter egg, do this:
Settings => About tablet => tap Android Version repeatedly until a jelly bean appears.

It works! Thanks =)

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That was cute don't know what it does. Just surprised people can find these Easter eggs so fast.

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Well once u find the easter eggs (they look like jelly beans to me) go to settings, display, daydream, and voila, a new bean flingers option is available.

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I hope more apps comes to Daydream. I hope google made that possible.
it would be awesome if other apps take advantage of it.
 
I like Daydream quite a bit so far - I've got all my family pictures sorted in an album so it's fun to use the Photo Table to browse through them at random.

I would like it if there was a shortcut to get to it quickly instead of digging through the settings.
 
The daydream concept is neat... when do you think you would actually use it though?

I am thinking maybe on xmas while I am streaming music via bluetooth, I could have daydream flip though a photo album with photos of my kids from this year. Would that work?
 
I'm too paranoid about leaving the the screen on all the time to enjoy it. I've always been told that any electronic screen works for a certain amount of time before dying. Kind of like an alkaline battery except it takes a long time to die so why hasten its death by unnecessarily leaving the screen on.

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I'm too paranoid about leaving the the screen on all the time to enjoy it. I've always been told that any electronic screen works for a certain amount of time before dying. Kind of like an alkaline battery except it takes a long time to die so why hasten its death by unnecessarily leaving the screen on.

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This is a concern of mine. I love the idea of daydream streaming news on a dock while I'm at work (assuming Google ever comes out with a dock), but I worry about screen life, since that would mean the screen is on at least 12 hours a day (avg 9hrs work + 3hrs personal). Should we worry?