[beatoven]

I like the mini-mail-thing... Coz it looks great with my blackkk skin lolz.

[harlenm]

So, my phone died at the 10 hour mark today. Nothing different except the newest version. So, something is definitely up with it.

[claudius]

@harlenm
Do you turn on the reminder alert feature? that's what drained my battery. Turn it off and my battery lasts longer.

[dlubbat]

One of the best apps nt he iPhone yet

[spoonman]

Originally Posted by harlenm

So, my phone died at the 10 hour mark today. Nothing different except the newest version. So, something is definitely up with it.

I have the latest version, with alerts and mail turned off - no noticeable battery effects, it lasts just as well as it did before Intelliscreen.

[beatoven]

What do you mean by saying your phone 'died'? You mean you can't use it anymore? It's a brick? It can't have anything to do with this app.

[MattMac]

Originally Posted by maz

Amazing man! Just amazing!
I like u keep it simple thank´s.
It´s just Me going excited and drop my mind in complicated stuff!!
Thx a lot. Sorry to bother u! Will try to have psuskeels contact u when have next contact with him. C u!

Sorry man, but your lock screen is quite bleak and boring. Fully black does nothing for me. Just my opinion...

[scsi]

Originally Posted by scsi

Has anyone else noticed that IntelliScreen changes the functionallity of the volume buttons? I think that it is the reminder for missed calls/sms/email that does it.

Usually, the volume buttons change the ringer volume (you see the text "ringer" above the volume symbol). But when I get a missed call, and the reminder sound goes of, after that, the volume buttons seem to change the system volume instead (no "ringer" above the symbol, and does not affect the ringer).

If I then go into Setings -> Sounds and change the ringer volume there (by dragging the knob), the volume buttons are restored to change the ringer volume.

Just me experiencing these problems?

I have also noticed that when this is happening, the system volume sometimes becomes the same as the ipod-volume, which is a problem for me, since I keep the ipod-volume very low.

[maz]

Originally Posted by MattMac

Sorry man, but your lock screen is quite bleak and boring. Fully black does nothing for me. Just my opinion...

Yeah I know mate!
I change it back to the first one I had anyway!!
But thx for ur opinion I agree!

And great thx for ur help too!

[harlenm]

Originally Posted by beatoven

What do you mean by saying your phone 'died'? You mean you can't use it anymore? It's a brick? It can't have anything to do with this app.

Died as in battery, since that is what I was asking about. It shut off at 10 hours.
Will turn off reminders, but I really like that feature.

[.:MirrorminD:.]

Im still having the same problem harlenm as well. I did turn off the alerts but that made no difference because i look at my phone right away and stop the alerts from happening. The last two builds are a battery drain

[jtanner]

Another idea: Could you have an option to hide intelliscreen when its plugged into the dock charging?

[jl500]

I just noticed a competitor for Intelliscreen this morning. It appeared in installer

You can chek it out here : makeyourdaymedia.com

Of course with such a limited info and that price tag I am not even going to try it

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Psuskeels, where are you man?

[marcoiac]

Did anybody notice that Calendar may stop refreshing with the display option 'today/tomorrow'? It happened to me twice

[scsi]

Originally Posted by scsi

Has anyone else noticed that IntelliScreen changes the functionallity of the volume buttons? I think that it is the reminder for missed calls/sms/email that does it.

Usually, the volume buttons change the ringer volume (you see the text "ringer" above the volume symbol). But when I get a missed call, and the reminder sound goes of, after that, the volume buttons seem to change the system volume instead (no "ringer" above the symbol, and does not affect the ringer).

If I then go into Setings -> Sounds and change the ringer volume there (by dragging the knob), the volume buttons are restored to change the ringer volume.

Originally Posted by scsi

Just me experiencing these problems?

I have also noticed that when this is happening, the system volume sometimes becomes the same as the ipod-volume, which is a problem for me, since I keep the ipod-volume very low.

Last post about this guys, than I'm gonna stop spamming; I found an easy way to reproduce this bug, could someone please try it?


Unlock your phone, and while in springboard, use your volume buttons, and make sure that they change the ringer volume (the word "ringer" should be displayed just above the volume icon). Now, go into the IntelliScreen setup application, then into Alerts and then Alert sound. Tap on any sound so that it will play, and then use your volume keys. They now no longer controll the ringer volume. Whatever the volume they controll is, it is set to the same level as in the ipod application, and even if you exit intelliscreen, the volume buttons still don't controll the ringer volume, like they should.


Please clearify this for me: There are 3 different volumes, right? Ringer volume (only controlls the ring tone), system volume (games, applications, etc), and iPod volume (only controlls music and video volume in the iPod application)?