Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by kingsley_20 » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 4:12 PM UTC

Example: http://droidjuice.me/kingsley

Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone
droidjuice.me

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by kingsley_20 » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 4:18 PM UTC

OP and co-founder here. Anenth and Sandeep hacked this up at Droidcon Bangalore Hacknight last weekend, and we polished it a bit since then. We have lots of tweaks/improvements planned for it, including: * Auto-posting (via server) to FB/Twitter when you battery drops to 20% * Show call-receiver's battery % when you call them * Crowdsourced battery life data

Would love feedback & ideas here or droidjuice@ideophone.in

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by ajshroff » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 4:29 PM UTC

Looks good!

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by sivkab » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 4:40 PM UTC

looks awesome!

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

#5

Post by sharan » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 5:28 PM UTC

Sweet.

Can I add to the feature wishlist an option to turn off battery hungry, non-essential features at a certain battery life trigger point?

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by anenthg » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 5:46 PM UTC

sharan wrote: post #5

Sweet. Can I add to the feature wishlist an option to turn off battery hungry, non-essential features at a certain battery life trigger point?

Yeah that would be cool, added it to our list :)

Also, we are planning to show how good/bad your battery performance is, in comparison with other users having the same phone model.

Re: Show HN: Auto-share your Android's battery status with anyone

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Post by kingsley_20 » Wed, Oct 31, 2012, 5:49 PM UTC

sharan wrote: post #5

Sweet. Can I add to the feature wishlist an option to turn off battery hungry, non-essential features at a certain battery life trigger point?

I'm just scared that doing more complex stuff will turn our current, simple, app into a bit of a battery hog itself :) But I think Android does a decent amount of that for you.