Used Sleep Timer for HBO Go for Android?


Sleep Timer for HBO Go Analysis

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Sleep Timer for HBO Go is a utility application designed to enhance the viewing experience of HBO Go users on Android devices. This free app allows users to set a timer that automatically shuts down the video playback after a specified duration, making it ideal for those who like to watch shows or movies before sleeping. The app is user-friendly, featuring an intuitive interface that enables quick access to timer settings and playback control.

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In addition to its core functionality, Sleep Timer for HBO Go supports various timer durations, allowing users to customize their viewing sessions according to their preferences. This feature is particularly useful for those who may fall asleep while watching content, ensuring that they do not miss any critical moments or waste data streaming unnecessary content. Overall, the app provides a practical solution for managing screen time while enjoying HBO Go.

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Used Sleep Timer for HBO Go for Android?


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Full Specifications

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.0.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 5.1 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
16
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

This sleep timer app allows you to set up a sleep timer for HBO Go app.

This sleep timer app allows you to set up a sleep timer for HBO Go app.

Just set the timer (in minutes) and start the HBO Go app and start watching.

How it works & how to use this app?

Start the Sleep Timer for HBO Go app.

Set the sleep timer and then start HBO Go app and start watching or go to sleep.

When the time comes our app will start and will interrupt the video player.

Depending on your phone's settings the screen should dim between 30-60 seconds after that automatically.

Why did I create it?

It was born out of necessity. I just wanted to have the John Olvier's show on background and go to bed laughing.

I've tried with a timer on computer but it wasn't convenient to walk to it just to tweak the volume or other stuff.

I have tried several apps to turn off the WiFi & internet on my phone but noticed the HBO Go app prompts the user if they want to continue watching on mobile internet while still keeping the screen on which drains the battery unnecesarily.

I was even thinking about creating an app that restarts the phone.

After talking to a very smart friend of mine (Julian) he mentioned that just starting a new app should stop the video player and it actually did.

I've contacted the local HBO Go support several times via email & Twitter to implement a sleep timer they didn't do it.

>> https://twitter.com/HBOBG/status/1172529500187430912

Features

- Simple user interface with nicely colored buttons. 2 buttons

- Battery Efficient - As soon as the task is done the background service stops itself so it doesn't consume battery more than it has to.

- Minimal Android permission requirements (none at the moment) so you don't have to worry about privacy stuff or an app accessing your contacts.

- Quick way to share your feedback: If something is not working let us know

Permissions

- At the moment the app doesn't require any permissions.

- We may need to add Internet & Wake lock permissions in future versions.

Credits:

- Icon made by https://www.flaticon.com/authors/good-ware from www.flaticon.com

- Android

- Julian for the idea to start an app

- Myself for investing the time to do this app :)

Note: I am not affiliated with HBO in any shape of form. I am just a cool user of their app via my cell phone carrier.


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