Alexander Pruss has released an application which allows you to have a battery symbol (instead of the exclamation mark) in the status bar on Palm devices (T3/T5/LifeDrive/TX). Though it is still in development it is still relatively stable. The whole 1SRC thread can be
found here: http://www.1src.com/forums/showthread.php?t=123160
You can download the software here: http://www.1src.com/freeware/fileinfo.php?id=1650 (for those without an 1SRC account I’ll upload the files here [actually: v.1.0] – it *should* be the most recent version. If not, please leave a comment)
On my Palm TX the app redesigns the status bar like that:
 Battery symbol in statusbar on T3/T5/LifeDrive/TX
it also updates the symbol when plugged into cradle:
showbattery 1.thumbnail Battery symbol in statusbar on T3/T5/LifeDrive/TX
A great app for those who always want to know the battery status of their palm.

Ah, I forgot to mention: it’s free!

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4 Responses to “Battery symbol in statusbar on T3/T5/LifeDrive/TX”

  1. I would be interested in the wifi icon :-) . How do you got an icon for wifi on the status bar? Or it isn’t a T3?

  2. No, it isn’t a T3 – it’s a TX [it is mentioned in the article :-) ]. The WiFi icon is there by default.

  3. [Tip] Batterijsymbool zichtbaar maken in de statusbalk…

    I found your entry interesting so I’ve added a Trackback to it on my weblog :)

  4. Oh, I must be blind. Thanks anyway, it would be very nice to have a wifi symbol in the status bar of the T3 though :-) .

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