Thread: [7/10] G-Trigger v0.9.1 (G-sensor based app launcher/speed dialer/task switcher/more)
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Old 03-23-2009, 03:06 PM
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Re: [App] G-Trigger v0.1.0 (G-sensor based program launcher)
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Originally Posted by littlerichie29 View Post
first half of the day i installed it, it worked fine. But after a soft reset later in the day, it caused my phone to get really hot, because the battery drained down very fast. I went from 90% to 20% in less that 2 hours. After uninstalling it, everything is back to normal.
I've been running it for almost 24 hours now, and have not noticed any change in my battery life nor my phone getting hot. I've also read through all the reports over at xda, and haven't seen anyone saying anything about it being a battery drain or heating up their phone. I think/hope this is an isolated experience.


Also, v0.2.0 is out now, maybe wanna give it a try? It has a built in error logging feature that you can upload to the dev's xda thread.
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