Get 'Always-On Display' on any android device [ No Root ] Edited by Arunabh at 2016-04-03 00:29
There's a new trend going on in the latest flagship smartphones - "Always On Display". This is a feature that the new Galaxy S7, S7 edge and LG G5 features. It is similar to Motorola's "Active Display" feature. It displays the clock, recent notifications and the battery level when you are not using the phone. It means you don't have to wake the screen to see what that notification tone or vibration was, and it means you can just glance down at your phone to get that information. It looks great and you probably want it on your Android smartphone as well. Since this is a software feature, you can actually use always-on display feature on your phone now, thanks to third-party developers! Here's how to get this feature: 1. Download "Always on Display From S7 G5" app from Play Store. Its a free app. 2. Open the app, it will ask you to enable 'Notifications' permission. Grant it. 3. Adjust the Clock, Date, Brightness, Notification and other settings to your liking. 4. To wake the phone, you can double tap the screen. 5. To turn off the Always on mode, press the power button. SCREENSHOTS: Note: To get the full advantage of this feature, your device should have an AMOLED display; otherwise, this app will drain battery. However, you can adjust the screen brightness and timeout within the app to reduce the power consumption. There are many other similar apps like this in Play Store, you can try them too if you want! | |
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Great thread bro! I tried this before but since my phone didn't have an AMOLED Display, my battery drained. But its a must try for MX5 and PRO 5 users...
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Rudraksh replied at 2016-03-22 21:37 yeah....looks good on MX5. | |
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Good find... Will try it...
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Good app. But I don't have any device with amoled screen now. Will check some other time.
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Wow sounds like a cool app... If you use the app then could you please share a few pictures as to how it looks on a Meizu... That would be great...
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brian_rodrigues replied at 2016-03-22 22:49 | |
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brian_rodrigues replied at 2016-03-22 22:49 Here it is: | |
Shouldn't this also drain more battery than the Galaxy S7 Always-on feature even if you have a phone with AMOLED screen? I mean, it's still a 3rd party app and it's not built in into the system, so the phone cannot really be in the "deep sleep" state with this app active? Or am I wrong?
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Arunabh replied at 2016-03-22 22:59 Wow it looks awesome... But looks like its draining your battery... | |
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