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Wednesday, 27 July 2016

Pokemon Go: New app lets players get alerts when creatures are nearby, saving trainers’ batteries



    The game doesn’t run in the background, so players have to have it open all the time they’re walking around – leading to a surge in the number of battery packs being sold
    A Pokemon Go player has created a special tool that solved some of the app’s biggest problems.
    PokeNotify can run in the background on Android phones and alert them when they’re near a Pokemon. That solves perhaps the biggest problem with the game as it normally is – it requires keeping the app open while looking for creatures, which can quickly drain the phone’s battery and bring sessions to an end.
    To fix that problem, the app runs in the background and looks to see when a phone’s owner goes past somewhere that is a Pokemon Go location. If they do, it will bring up a pop-up alert and tell them that the Pokemon is nearby, so that they can open up the app.

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