BatteryGraph v0.3.2

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*****
Stable Quality
Downloads: 207901
Votes: 47
Non-free license
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Displays battery statistics into a graph

BatteryGraph will monitor the battery statistics and shows the results in a graph. Also monitors average cpu load and network connection.

New features since v0.3.1: * Changed fullscreen toggle to double click and menu option * Added option to configure drawing of charging bars * Small layout changes for upcoming Qt4.6

New features since v0.3.0: * option to export entire graph as png image

See http://maemo.JeroenWitteman.com/BatteryGraph for more information.

BatteryGraph is freeware, if you like this program you can donate any amount, see website for details. Thank you.

Updated 2010-04-18 19:30 UTC
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Author Jeroen Witteman

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George Kateriniotis
George Kateriniotis
Karma: 33
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Very helpful tool monitoring battery usage. Gives a nice reference point after a few days of usage allowing you to identify whether any recent changes to your device (app installations, uninstall etc.) has caused a change in battery usage. Thank you!!!

2010-03-23 02:42 UTC
Tuomo Tanskanen
Tuomo Tanskanen
Karma: 230
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Nice app, 5 stars.

2010-03-05 11:00 UTC
John Kolano
John Kolano
Karma: 42
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-nice little app. I believe the current display is correct. milliamp hours is how they rate batteries. The N900 (BL-5J) is a 3.7V, 1320mAh battery which means that it can provide 1320mA at 3.7 volts for one hour. The N900 does not draw anywhere near that amount of current per hour with normal use. It's probably closer to 100mA on average, meaning that you could run for 13.2 hours (100mA * 13.2hours = 1320mAh) The display shows the mAh remaining. In the picture, it shows that there is still 1021mAh remaining which is possible. This number should always be below the 1320mAh battery spec. The 4V seems a little high but the battery voltage spec could be 3.7V +-10%.

2010-03-05 07:53 UTC
Ian Cullinan
Ian Cullinan
Karma: 41

Haven't tried the app, but just looking at the screenshots I can see one problem: mAh (milliamp-hours) is a measure of charge, not current. Does the app report current (with the wrong units) or charge (with the wrong label)?

My guess it charge, because 1024 mA is a lot of current for a phone (battery would be dead in under two hours).

2010-03-04 22:39 UTC
Maziar Z
Maziar Z
Karma: 5
*****

very useful...thanx...

2010-03-04 19:09 UTC
Paul Carey
Paul Carey
Karma: 5
*****

Superb. Very handy little app.

2010-03-04 19:03 UTC
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