One of the 2 you pick with Notchpals ($4.99 once, with Blip), or $0.99 later, after you buy Notchpals. Plus local tax, if any.
Add to Notchpals opens Otto in the app's Browse window, to try in your notch.
Under eight percent! I dropped everything! You drop everything too! Plug in!
- Under eight percent! I dropped everything! You drop everything too! Plug in!You did it! One thing, done properly! I'm taking notes. With four arms.
- Battery under twenty! Which of my eight cables is the charger? Not this one.You did it! One thing, done properly! I'm taking notes. With four arms.
- Charging! Wonderful! Crisis averted! I did all of it myself!You did it! One thing, done properly! I'm taking notes. With four arms.
When Otto visits
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Battery under twenty! Which of my eight cables is the charger? Not this one.
Battery low when the battery drops below 20% and isn't charging
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Under eight percent! I dropped everything! You drop everything too! Plug in!
Battery critical when the battery drops below 8% and isn't charging
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Charging! Wonderful! Crisis averted! I did all of it myself!
Charging when you plug in after a low battery warning
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Over a week without a restart! Too many things open. I know the feeling.
Restart after a week without a restart
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Disk nearly full! Holding too much at once. Trust me, I know. Let some go.
Storage full when the startup disk is almost full
By Notchpals Studio. It also says hello, welcome back and thank you, in its own words.
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