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I believe liqtorch turns the whole screen white for use as a torch. It's currently in the stack for testing and approval. It will be in extras as soon as it's cooked.
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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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2009-11-30
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Torch can be limited to 30 seconds or 50 seconds time interval. I believe this is not out of the question since N86 8Mp is already allowed such thing.
In SE its a standard feature in the app menue:
On for a minute
On
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SOS
If LED temp is a critical factor for torch program on the N900 one can try to use a blinking with a higher frequence.
Bye
Thorsten