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New screenshots reveal more on the Notification Center, actionable notifications and a Battery percentage option in Windows Phone 8.1

New screenshots reveal more on the Notification Center, actionable notifications and a Battery percentage option in Windows Phone 8.1 More information is coming forward regarding the forthcoming Windows Phone 8.1.

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These options are fairly minor, but they do involve things like showing you the percentage of battery life left on the console's tablet, brightness settings, and automatic updates for date and time.

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There are a couple of other options for bringing up this percentage as well — you can actually tap on the battery icon itself, or you can press the ZL and ZR buttons together to bring it up.

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A simple feature that's not turned on by default is the option to show the percentage of remaining battery life in the status bar.

Nearly every Android phone includes the option to display the battery percentage next to the icon in the status bar — except it wasn't a stock feature until now.

This option is still present in a way, but now, you can only opt to display the percentage next to the battery indicator in your status bar.

Inside you'll see your battery percentage, an estimate of the time remaining, and two options: Smart power saving and Watch mode.

The first option will simply add a fourth column of Quick Settings tiles and adjust the brightness slider to fit, while the second option will do the same, plus add battery percentage text to the top of your pull - down menu.

Ensure the «Lower screen brightness while in battery saver» option is enabled, then choose the percentage at which you'd like Battery Saver to kbattery saver» option is enabled, then choose the percentage at which you'd like Battery Saver to kBattery Saver to kick in.

The option to display the battery percentage inside the battery icon, which was a System UI Tuner option in Nougat, is no longer available though.

Options here are Wi - Fi and cellular signal strength, battery percentage, and notifications, and each will be represented by a colorful geometric pattern that occupies a live wallpaper.

You're prompted to go into Power Reserve mode when you've got less than 10 percent of battery life left, though you also have the option of turning this mode on manually by swiping up on the watch's face to bring up Control Center, tapping the battery percentage and then sliding the Power Reserve control.

Show the battery percentage: Once you've unlocked the System Tuner UI (as above), you have the option to show the battery percentage in the battery icon at all times.

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They're not hugely informative icons, especially as there's no native option for including the battery percentage, or indicating whether you're actually getting the data connection that the full bars are suggesting, as is offered in many manufacturer re-skins of Android.

To keep you informed of your phone's battery level, Google added the option of displaying the percentage levels of your battery on Android phones.

If you never used the battery percentage indicator option then you likely won't be affected by this change at all, but for those that did use it this was a nice way to not only catch a glimpse of your battery life by looking at the icon, but it made it so you really didn't have to guess at how much battery life you had left, and you didn't have to enter into the battery settings menu to find out what the percentage was.

Show battery percentage: Below this option in same screen you can also choose to toggle the battery percentage on or off.

However, HTC wins on the notification bar icons: you still have the option to display the battery percentage, which we like.

The bottom option is Remaining Battery Percentage (the font of which differs to the active Theme).

For example, Marshmallow has a toggle for «Show embedded battery percentage,» where this option is found in the «Status Bar» section on Nougat.

To see the battery percentage on the device, go to the settings of the device and tap on the Display option.