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Your phone's charge now sits in the glasses' status row, beside the clock
and the weather: a small phone glyph and the percentage, with a plus while
it charges. The glasses always knew their own battery; now they admit the
phone they depend on has one too.
The chip behaves like the ROM's own indicators. It shows on the launcher
and its screens, follows the status row when an app like the teleprompter
moves it, tucks in beside the clock when the weather steps out, and never
sits on top of anything.
Not interested? Settings has a switch. Off means off — the chip leaves
immediately and stays gone.
Plugin marks
A plugin's own icon now reaches the glasses. Until now a custom mark showed
on the phone and fell back to a generic tile in the glasses launcher, which
never had the plugin's APK to load it from; the mark itself now travels, as
bare geometry the glasses draw in the HUD's one green.
The design system holds: a plugin ships a shape, never a colour, a size, or
a look. Tests now catch a mark that drifts from the rules instead of prose
hoping it will not.