In this new post and paying attention to the different requests that have come to me via blog comments and different social networks in which Androidsis and I personally participate actively, today I want to explain to you how to get install the famous Cyanogenmod battery bar on any type of Android terminal, this even without having a rooted Android terminal.
This famous cyanogenmod battery bar, a modification or extra that comes standard in the well-known Roms of the Cyanogenmod community, we will be able to install it without greater difficulty than downloading a free application, which although it has the option of in-app payments to unlock all its functionalities extras, from its basic version or free of payments, it will allow us the task of today that is none other than lto install this elegant battery bar in any Android terminal even if it has an original Rom or Stock .
The name of the application that we have to look for in the Google Play Store, the official application store for Android, is Energy Bar, application whose direct link to Google Play you will be able to find just below these lines.
But what exactly does Energy Bar offer us?
Energy Bar is an application that from its totally free version will allow us to be able to enjoy Cyanogenmod's functional battery bar on any type of Android terminal, have this a Stock Rom modified by the device manufacturer or have a Rom called clean Android or pure Android.
From its free version of payments, that is, from the free version and without having to make any type of payment within the app, we will be able to enjoy the following options of Cyanogenmod battery bar settings:
- Regular Bar to select the identical bar to the one offered in Cyanogenmod.
- Status Bar: This is an option that requires the payment of the Premium version app, an incredible battery bar that uses the task bar of our Android to show us the battery level in a spectacular way, it requires a payment of 2,19, XNUMX euros although the truth is a quite ridiculous amount if we see the results that we obtain with this functionality. (See attached video to know what I'm talking about)
- possibility of set the thickness of the battery bar.
- Options to configure the beginning or style of the bar on the right, on the left or centered in both modes, that is, for both the free Normal Bar and the paid Status Bar.
- possibility of auto-hide battery bar in full screen apps and games.
- Color configuration in segment or gradient mode. (Premium option)
The truth is that if you have ever tried one of these Cyanogenmod roms, surely you know well about the battery bar that we are talking about and how good it looks on any Android terminal. A battery bar that helps us quickly see the battery level of our Android, and that in addition, when we are loading the terminal it offers us some trickle or current input style animations that the truth be told are the sea of elegant.
