Description:
BatMemTime is a Today Plugin to monitor Battery, Memory and Up-Time.
The download link for earlier Pocket PC version (read the download steps above):
Pocket PC 2003 / SE - v4.1
Pocket PC 2002 - v3.3.7
Pocket PC 2000 - v3.3.7
Update Description:
v4.1:
- Fixed bug that caused BatMemTime to stop displaying properly after rotationg the screen between portrait and landscape.
v4.0:
- Added Support for WM5 and WM2003SE.
- Add an options page Called 'Cards' that allows displaying only certain memory cards or 'not displaying' certain cards.
- Added un-install directions to the 'about' tab.
v3.3.7:
- Memory Cards/Drives named "Network" will be ignored regardless of case.
v3.3.6:
- Fixed bug where free and used space on large drives (>4Gb) was not being reported correctly.
v3.3.5:
- Handles Storage Cards/Drives larger than 4 Gb. The new limit is huge (17 billion Gb).
- PPC2000 only: Removed non-functioning transparancy option.
v3.3.4:
- Storage card display ignores NETWORK* folders.
v3.3.3:
- Can Display up to 6 Storage Cards instead of 3.
Reviews:
***** [Dec 28, 2006] by Sean using ipaq rx 3115
Originally, I was having the same problem as the others. Sometimes it would disappear and not return until a soft reset. Then I realized that it was the ppc 2002 version. After upgrading, it worked fine. I can rotate the screen and it stays. Maybe all the people who complained were using the 2002 version.
*** [Jan 16, 2006] by jan using Qtek S110
If I switch to landscape the betmemtime applet disappears. If I switch back to portrait mode, it doesn't return.
**** [Jan 13, 2006] by Jan using Qtek S110
I like the interface. Unfortunately the backup battery status isn't displayed. It seems the program doesn't recognize it.
* [Dec 26, 2005] by Ed using ppc 6700
I like the idea of the software and how its appears on the main screen, however on my ppc when the keyboard opens the screen adjusts accordingly and when it does the batmem software does not and disappears, and wont return until a soft reset is done.
*** [Sep 21, 2005] by Zach Miller using dell axim x50
I'll give the guy credit for trying, but this thing like, destroyed my pda. It basically just slowed it to a halt, until it froze. Now, im not sure what to do with it.
***** [Jun 6, 2005] by Eric using i-mate JAM 850MHz
Very cool. Especially like the program memory so I know when it's time to do a reboot. Though changing to show free/used memory should reverse the memory gauge which it doesn't. Sometimes after rebooting or changing the options or changing the Today screen settings, the whole plugin would not show up on the Today screen. It shows a blank line on the Today screen. I need to turn it off from the Today screen settings and then turn it back on, then it would be fixed. Not perfect. Overall, still very cool. Thanks.
***** [Oct 8, 2004] by Kulbinder S. Kalirai using iPAQ Pocket PC 2002
This is a very nice battery monitoring program. Works great on my iPAQ Pocket PC 2002, no problems running or configuring and a very usable interface on the today screen. One small problem when I added an expansion pack (includes backup battery) and the backup battery always shows 100% even when it's empty. That having been said, it's free so why am I complaining... I'm not! Great work Tom!
**** [Aug 16, 2004] by pip using Viewsonic v36 PPC
Not bad for free but the battery life part is not very accurate. No problems instaling or running it.
** [Jun 23, 2004] by James Fox using Toshiba e755
After using this program, my battery level always reads 99% -- It's broken, and uninstalling did *not* fix it!
***** [Jan 25, 2004] by Sarres using Toshiba e740
Great monitor! The estimated remain battery time is just what I was looking for. Great Work!
**** [Nov 5, 2003] by Danneauxs using Dell Axim
Really nice program. Here comes the obligatory BUT... on the Dell Axim5 there seems to be a quirk in the battery on the Dell and when you power it on the Dell battery reports that it is charging. This seems to be a hardware issue witht he Dell since this event happens with ALL plugins and programs I've used, not just this one. This makes the battery up timer useless when for tracking since it resets when you powerup the device. One workaround would maybe be to have it not reset unless the "charging" state if longer than 10 seconds?
***** [Oct 30, 2003] by David using iPAQ h3630
This program is great, seems to work an all kinds of PDAs (I've seen on: and Acer, Toshiba and iPaq). It provides all the things you want to know about your PPC for easy viewing (battery reamining, free memory space including on memeory cards and PDA uptime). It's nicely set out and sits neatly on the today screen. Memory space even updates in realtime eg. You can see a file taking up memory space before it has finished copying. Thanks Tom Gigear, keep up the fantastic work :)
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