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All I know is the LPS was an awesome feature of the N9 and if it can be duplicated with minimal impact on battery life sign me up.
 

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Originally Posted by Eztran View Post
This keeps coming back up on #jollamobile. Nokia have already used an LPS on a non-AMOLED screen. It's not as bright, and I haven't seen a comparison of power consumption, but it does work.

However, this doesn't mean that Jolla will be using this (I can't find a quote, but I'm pretty sure their Twitter said they weren't at one point). It does mean, though, that if developers have enough HW access to the Jolla device, such a feature could be added.
what hw access would be needed?
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It requires low level hardware access to the display, so that one can lower the refresh rate significantly. The backlight battery drain is not too much compared with the screen refreshing at 60fps.
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Originally Posted by qwazix View Post
It requires low level hardware access to the display, so that one can lower the refresh rate significantly. The backlight battery drain is not too much compared with the screen refreshing at 60fps.
This is about to turn into an interesting how open is Sailfish OS question.
 
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Originally Posted by Eztran View Post
However, this doesn't mean that Jolla will be using this (I can't find a quote, but I'm pretty sure their Twitter said they weren't at one point). It does mean, though, that if developers have enough HW access to the Jolla device, such a feature could be added.
Originally Posted by jalyst View Post
I vaguely recall reading they were working on it, but my memory lately has been horrendous.
It'd be great to get official word on whether they have plans, even if it's a long way off & LP.
They don't work on it, or at least made it clear they wanted to avoid any misunderstanding on that matter: https://twitter.com/JollaHQ/status/388588752357953536

However, it suggests that something similar to Lumia's glance could be achieved. Even with high energy consumption, I'd buy it. As stated above, it would still be better energy-wise than keeping full display (by preventing locked screen). Plus with proximity-sensor-based activity, this LPSish screen would only work a few minutes/hours a day, and only when necessary when the phone cannot be touched every 2 sec to check status and clock (car, bike, running, meetings, night)

Even with associated battery drain when on, such a feature would definitely be an improvement in my opinion. And if battery's a problem, then just disable the feature or keep your proximity sensor covered by keeping the device upside down or in pocket.

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Ok so it will be very gricky and not for the average user. Its damn sad that that this multicolor led didn't break. Jolla should have made it there sign and trademark and could be adjusted to the color of the other side. That feature is pure genius.
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Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post
Ok so it will be very gricky and not for the average user. Its damn sad that that this multicolor led didn't break. Jolla should have made it there sign and trademark and could be adjusted to the color of the other side. That feature is pure genius.
Wait, they have changed their plans about the notification LED? When did that happen?

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I didn't follow the thread lately - too much noise.

But here are some recent videos (sorry if this was already posted):

* Interview with Marc Dillon from Slush 2013

* Jolla announcements from Slush 2013
 
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Wait, they have changed their plans about the notification LED? When did that happen?
i havent seen a led notification ever in their videos?
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Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post
zorry, i wasnt clear enough.
led flash is right there!
what i meant is led notificafion light on the front side.
Yes, that's what I meant as well

The notification LED on the front side had been in the specs on Jolla's website for a while, but it's disappeared with the new website few days ago.

I wouldn't notice if it wasn't for your comment.

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