I just published the paid addon for SeePU (SeePU++) on the Android Market and on AndAppStore.
If you grabbed it for free during the promo, just keep it installed. It will keep working through updates to SeePU - at least until my well-laid future-proofing plan will face some unforeseen circumstance.
Free apps
- JuiceDefender - save battery power (lots of it!) by controlling the device data connection and/or WiFi
- SeePU - shows the current CPU, RAM and network utilization in the notification area
- JuicePlotter - a battery usage graph that combines full at-a-glance information about your battery consumption with sheer beauty
- Paperdroid - an offline article reading app that integrates with Read It Later and/or Google Reader.
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6 comments:
Could you add an option to change the text color in the notifications bar? I have a dark skinned drop down and have trouble reading the text. Also, does turning this option on take up more battery when the phone is asleep?
Definitely got it. And thanks for making it available!
Hei! Really love Seepu. I only see quite a lot of garbage collecting going on if Seepu is running (CPU/RAM + History, RX/TX + History, 0.5s update frequency). I don't see a CPU problem in Seepu itself, maybe just too many objects allocate. Maybe some sort of pooling could help?
@Nitin: ok, a workaround is in the todo. And no, SeePU disables itself when the screen is turned off.
@Steven: you're welcome :)
@Florian: I already pooled everything I could - some things just have to be reinstantiated at every refresh. However I agree there's too much GC going on, I'll do a throughout analysis as soon as possible.
How do I install seePU++ on my new phone (I've purchaed it, and had it on my old phone)?
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