Battery progress bar, CPU usage, signal, etc. permanent
– Take a look at these tips, tricks, and solution you can use to make your life much easier with your devices whenever problems arrive and complications which you may find difficult to deal with.
By default, Android already shows the battery level, WiFi signal and cell phone dynamically on the screen in the status bar. The battery even in precise percentage. However, if you have a problem with these indicators or want to improve their visualization, you can give it a little color with some apps. You can also display these indicators in the form of a progress bar (more or less like the progress bar in YouTube videos). You can do this not only for the battery, but also for other indicators such as signal, storage, processor usage, and frequency, etc.
Power Line, lines to see the use of resources
Power Line it is the most complete application if what you want is to put indicator bars on your cell phone. In addition to being able to put the battery bar, you have a few other indicators available as you can see in the image below.
You can customize the bars as much as you want, that is, change their thickness (very thin or as thick as the width of the status bar Android), color, transparency, gradient, etc. Obviously, you can also customize colors that the battery will have (or whatever aspect you are configuring) when it is at its minimum or maximum value. That is, paint by segments.
On older devices, the battery bar can also be visible on lock screen (although it is possible to configure that this bar is not permanently visible from the settings). However, this does not happen on my Samsung Galaxy with Android 11.
Unfortunately, the free version of Power Line only allows you to set up to two indicator progress bars (e.g. the battery bar and RAM or processor memory usage). In the paid version you can have more than two bars with different types of information. If you like the app and its usefulness, it is worth paying for the good work done by the programmer. In addition, it is important to note that this application only asks for permission to draw on other apps, which is less invasive than the accessibility permission, which allows total control over the phone and is requested by apps like Energy bar, which only offers a colored battery indicator.
APPS to show with colors how much battery is left (ex. 90% green, 10% red)
The 7 best battery INDICATORS for Android
How to display the battery PERCENTAGE
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