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Help Battery Percentage Indicator Gone

Xenon

Well-Known Member
I seem to have disabled the battery percentage indicator
that was previously displayed while the phone was charging.
It used to say '95%. Charging' and now it says only 'Charging'.
Does anyone know how to bring the percentage back? I have
the H7 firmware.
 
I seem to have disabled the battery percentage indicator
that was previously displayed while the phone was charging.
It used to say '95%. Charging' and now it says only 'Charging'.
Does anyone know how to bring the percentage back? I have
the H7 firmware.

yeah, it's not present in "settings -> about phone -> status" either
I use "useful switchers" to see the battery level.
 
I seem to have disabled the battery percentage indicator
that was previously displayed while the phone was charging.
It used to say '95%. Charging' and now it says only 'Charging'.
Does anyone know how to bring the percentage back? I have
the H7 firmware.

The new firmware got rid of that.

If you want to know the battery percentage in real time, you either install "Spare Parts" or type *#*#INFO#*#* in the Dialer.
 
If you want to know the battery percentage in real time, you either install "Spare Parts" or type *#*#INFO#*#* in the Dialer.
Cool, what other codes are known? Is there a listing somewhere?

(Note for non-USians: "*#*#INFO#*#*" means to key in "*#*#4636#*#*")
 
Cool, what other codes are known? Is there a listing somewhere?

(Note for non-USians: "*#*#INFO#*#*" means to key in "*#*#4636#*#*")
*#1234# will give you the current PDA and Phone firmware version number (I don't know the difference between the two).

*2767*3855# will do a hard reset (YOU'LL LOSE ALL YOUR DATA!!)

I haven't heard of any others though.
 
Hi,
I am very curious though...
why on earth would this battery percentage indicator be removed?
I mean, its clearly quite essential (or at least to my appreciation), as the battery indicator is quite useless as is, and I don't know of any other smartphone that doesn't give you battery indications...
of course one can install applications for that, but I am always worried about battery consumption of these things, and this kind of thing should certainly have better UI integration.
 
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