Is their any way to set the color of the notifications light for certain notifications? The DInc only has a ,2 color notifications light, but I want to have the red light blink for Gmail and the green light blink for text messages. Are their any apps that might be able to do this? Is their a zip file I could flash to accomplish this? LOL is their any way I could do this? I just find it unfair the Nexus one users could control their notifications light and I think it would be really cool to set the colors of my notifications light. Thanks!
Hello there. Did you guys know, that moto g5s has a status LED, right side of front flash? So, an app called Moto LED for Moto X & E [Root] can use this led. My question is there any app in play store to use this LED as notification LED from installed apps? Seems like this LED has a single, white, color, but hey, it will be great to use this as notification, I think.
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This app is works for notifications.
MoonPWR said:
My question is there any app in play store to use this LED as notification LED from installed apps?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.com.itsmeton.motoledenabler
Lightflow legacy also works
https://www.reddit.com/r/MotoG/comments/7jbclb/feedback_a_month_with_the_g5s/?utm_source=reddit-android
Hi there
Is there a way to change the colour of the led notification light for each app in built into the phone.
If not then is there a reliable app that you have tried and found to be working well.
Thank you for your time.
You can try LightFlow app. Keep in mind the 5Z doesn't have a traditional RGB LED, it only has a Red & Green type LED notification light so the possibilities of producing different colors by mixing are limited. However some colors are still possible but don't expect much brightness in them.
Thank you for the information.
I just moved from a oneplus 5 to the 7T due to incompatabilities with my carrier. However the 7t does not have a notification led, and I hate having to power up my phone anytime I just want to see if I have missed messages. Are there any roms or apps that will blink the flashlight led like a notification led? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
This one works very good on my 7T.
Notification Light for OnePlus - Apps on Google Play
aodNotify - Notification Light / LED for OnePlus!
play.google.com
Guatiao said:
This one works very good on my 7T.
Notification Light for OnePlus - Apps on Google Play
aodNotify - Notification Light / LED for OnePlus!
play.google.com
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Thank you for your responce, but that does not appeare to use the flashlight led.
So I don't know if it's on here or not but I came from a Samsung phone and so anytime a notification will go off it would flash a green light does the OnePlus 9 pro have that same feature or some type of light that could flash when a notification is on the device? Perhaps maybe there's some type of a magisk module that can utilize the camera ring around it to flash when there's a notification if it helps I am on a custom ROM. So I'm not sure if stock has it. Thanks.
On recent OnePlus phones, you'll find a function called Horizon Light (it basically lights the screen's borders when a notification is received), that is used for similar purposes, but there isn't a notification LED in the hardware.
I'm not sure if it is a function that is still in your custom ROM, but it is a stock ROM function.
Yeh, only aware of built-in horizon light , but it doesn't flash long enough to catch it....
Geez, how I miss the LED notification lights that older phones had.
Especially the ones that were multi-color so you could assign a different color for different notification types.
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Geez, how I miss the LED notification lights that older phones had.
Especially the ones that were multi-color so you could assign a different color for different notification types.
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Technically, it wouldn't be impossible to recreate it with an app dedicated to modify the always on display features.
As AMOLED screens are basically tiny LEDs side by side, we could imagine a way to light or pulse specific ones to remplace the "missing" one. But it would be a trade-off, as those selected LEDs would be functioning and aging surely more quickly than the others.
There are a few apps out there that will use the AOD to create the appearance of a notification light or even continually flash the Horizon light bars and other custom lighting options however all 3 I've tried were glitchy and obviously drained the battery since it's using AOD to accomplish the notification light. Maybe if you're already used to AOD battery drain it wouldn't be so noticeable but I don't use AOD normally so the difference was very noticeable to me.
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There are a few apps out there that will use the AOD to create the appearance of a notification light or even continually flash the Horizon light bars and other custom lighting options however all 3 I've tried were glitchy and obviously drained the battery since it's using AOD to accomplish the notification light. Maybe if you're already used to AOD battery drain it wouldn't be so noticeable but I don't use AOD normally so the difference was very noticeable to me.
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Yes, it's also a thing to consider, but I don't think the memory and power usage for only a black screen and a color dot would be that energy consuming. Did you notice a change that big when you gave a try to those apps?
look for notifybuddy on the playstore. works fine on my OP9Pro.
I didn't realize how much i relied on the notification light until it was gone. The AOD fits my needs, tho. Posted settings on another thread awhile back: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/horizon-light.4371367/#post-86085187
I may give notifybuddy a try, too
Would recommend this app. I've been using it on my oneplus devices last couple of year. There are a lot customizations too.
LED Blinker Notifications
i REALLY missed my notification LED (the last phone I had that had it was my old blackberry priv) then I got a smart watch and I don't care so much anymore