When you use it though you need to hit the power button to make you screen go black other wise the Led turns off for some reason.
It really works well if you do what I said above.
For some reason when I installed that app, my LED notification lights keep flashing red, blue, and green. Even when the app is closed, even force closed. Help?
EDIT: even uninstalled and still doing it
Last edited by Cl8rs; January 5th, 2011 at 05:47 PM.
When you use it though you need to hit the power button to make you screen go black other wise the Led turns off for some reason.
It really works well if you do what I said above.
I tried it and tried the power button trick and it still shuts off after about 15 seconds. Notification LED is all goofy now too, as described by Cl8rs.
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Reviews say "It flickers on my Ally".
That's exactly what I'm trying to avoid as stated in the OP.
From what I've read most all of the LED flashlight apps "flicker" a little bit on the ally. Flashlight LED just happened to be the one I settled on, mainly because of how easy it was to use, plus its a small app.
I tried Tiny Flashlight + LED, but it makes the LED sort of 'blink'. What are some others to try?
Tiny Flashlight+LED is a really cool app, but oh my!...look at the permissions. Handing over too much control of the wrong areas for me. (Permissions include: full internet access, allows app to take pics & videos and at anytime to collect images the camera is seeing, read phone state & identity)
I went with the basic LED Light by PICOLYL. It is simple, works, and doesn't give away that much in way of permissions.
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full internet access is probably to display ads. Im pretty sure it HAS to have control of the camera since the LED is part of that. Phone state and identity is just so the thing can stay running i believe. These dont seem excessive to me.
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