Android, the mobile system of Google, in its pure version has evolved rapidly, offering features that only come to competitors years later. But a detail that still missing for many users, the indicator battery with numerical indication of percentage . Resource that can finally debut in Android M .
We must pay tribute recognizing that independent developers and even some manufacturers had managed to include the feature in earlier versions of Android with custom interfaces (such as LG or Samsung TouchWiz UX) custom ROM or various options for various models of smartphones and tablets. But now the battery indicator could receive attention in the native version with Android Lollipop successor. The video below shows one of these solutions to Android 4.4 KitKat on a Nexus 5.
The new information was made available on the official Android Developer Preview developers, after a user requests the Google feature and one of the developers reply that it was possible to activate it using the menu options for developers and enabling “SystemUI Tuner”, then simply open it to select “Show embedded battery percentage” and also activate it.
Many users have tried to follow the tutorial above, but realized that the current version of Android M made available to developers does not bring the . This indicates that Google already has a Developer Preview version newer than probably should get for all by the end of the month.
And you miss this feature the battery icon? Already it has enabled a solution to independent developers or the actual manufacturer of your smartphone or tablet?
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