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FlashLight that uses Camera Flash

First paid app here too! This is the first smartphone that I've had that I've gotten into the whole app thing with. I won't have to pay for the updates will I? How do I update it when they are available? Thanks! Great app again!

you can also download the aTrackDog app and manually check for new versions / updates for all of your apps at one time.

i heard there is a better tracking app, DroidMarket or something, but i havent been able to find it.
 
My understanding is that updates are free. Should be able to get verification from the folks that had v1.0.
Tried to buy, but my bank would not let "foreign country transaction". Does google do their transactions through a foreign country?
 
you can also download the aTrackDog app and manually check for new versions / updates for all of your apps at one time.

i heard there is a better tracking app, DroidMarket or something, but i havent been able to find it.

or just go to the Market --> Menu button --> Downloads.... and it will list all of your downloaded apps. if any have updates, it will say it.
 
My first paid app. I can confirm that the light remains on when you go into the camera app by pressing the shutter button, and it can be used for video recording. Playing a video that you have taken will turn the led off and you'll have to exit the camera to turn it back on.
 
Battery Drain Test started.

- Phone just off the charger at 100%.
- Screen timeout set for 2 min.
- If screen doesn't time out for on/off button, Quick Settings screen brightness set to -10% (it dims lower than native 0 dimmer level to that of "lock screen").


1 hour in, battery level per Service Menu, still at 90%. I've only gone into the phone 2-3 times for a minute to check settings. LED not even warm to the touch. I don't think this is putting undo stress on the battery.
 
Just bought it! Can't wait to see this app expand and become more widespread! Looking forward to adjusting the brightness of the LED's as well. Thanks again Chet!
 
Battery Drain Test started.

- Phone just off the charger at 100%.
- Screen timeout set for 2 min.
- If screen doesn't time out for on/off button, Quick Settings screen brightness set to -10% (it dims lower than native 0 dimmer level to that of "lock screen").


1 hour 48min in, battery status just changed to 80%. Not sure if its 80% or 89%, as I'm using app from the Market. Just installed one that increments by 1%...I hope, but the native battery at top of screen just decreased from full.

Take if for what its worth...2 email accounts that may have synched maybe 1-2 times, and 5 minutes of screen time checking settings...no web browsing.
 
Forwarded up to Kappy,

Hope you don't mind chet

actually kappy, your email bounced

Oh whops, posted the address with the droid and hit an extra key w/o realizing it. Email is jkapsar at gmail .com

Thanks!

*Edit*
Disregard ill be looking for this on market!
 
My first paid app. I can confirm that the light remains on when you go into the camera app by pressing the shutter button, and it can be used for video recording. Playing a video that you have taken will turn the led off and you'll have to exit the camera to turn it back on.



If i was him i would add this to the description in the market.
 
I notice if I have my droid set to auto adjust screen brightness and I turn led flashlight on the droid cranks my screen to full. Effectively blinding me. Any chance of having led flashlight temporarily disable the auto screen or the light sensor?
Thanks
Johnny_w
 
1st paid app! Works as it should EXCEPT:

Still shows on task list after exit button is pressed... is this just how Android works?
 
I just wanted to bring this to everyone's attention, and perhaps you could add this to the description. If you "fix" this app. and make it possible to adjust the strength of the LED, a maximum mode in an LED can (and if is strong enough for this phone, will) hurt the LED bulb after using it for extended periods of time (even in military grade equipment). So if you can keep it on a lower setting, do that unless absolutely necessary to put it to full strength. I also suggest you put a disclaimer that you are not responsible for broken equipment and that people use this software at their own risk. You don't want some jerk trying to sue you or be a nuisence, otherwise. Trust me, there are a lot of people with nothing better to do, than try and score a few bucks.
 
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