screebl question

[drummerq]

What is the difference between the lite and paid version and is it worth getting ???

 

[jsh1120]

Yes. Developers eat.

 

[MontyMo]

Yes. Developers eat.

Apps I use on a regular basis I pay for.

 

[CatsTide]

pretty much the same but i like it so much i bought the pay version to show my appreciation

 

[LifeIsABeach]

The main difference is that the pay version integrates with Locale. It has a few other little goodies thrown in as well.

Screebl Pro has Been Released!

 

[papy72]

What does screebl do?

 

[CatsTide]

What does screebl do?

best way to find out is to download the free version and give it a whirl. basically it lets you set your screen to time out at a lower time(mines at 15 seconds) and your screen will not time out while it is being used.it uses the phones accelerometer and works on how much the phone is tilted.

 

[hookbill]

What does screebl do?

best way to find out is to download the free version and give it a whirl. basically it lets you set your screen to time out at a lower time(mines at 15 seconds) and your screen will not time out while it is being used.it uses the phones accelerometer and works on how much the phone is tilted.

And just to add on CatsTide's comment the accelerometer can be customized so it will turn off when held at angles you feel are the most appropriate, i.e. you lay it on a bed and it's slightly tilted up. 30 minutes later you go back and see your is still on. You can set it so it will turn off on those type of angles, and save battery life.

 

[MontyMo]

The main difference is that the pay version integrates with Locale. It has a few other little goodies thrown in as well.

Screebl Pro has Been Released!

I have the Pro version and I don't see a Locale setting....

 

[jsh1120]

The main difference is that the pay version integrates with Locale. It has a few other little goodies thrown in as well.

Screebl Pro has Been Released!

I have the Pro version and I don't see a Locale setting....

I believe the link to locale is a separate app that works only if you have the paid version of Screebl. But that's off the top of my head and it's still early here in Seattle.