Has anyone ever found any information on customizing the vibe on these things? Like, vibe intensity -- a "half" silent mode so the vibe isn't so loud, or an intense vibe so it's very noticable. Also, customizing the patterns so it's not just the 3 short pulses and then the single long pulse for voicemails. Any thoughts?
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I had an old phone that had 3 or 4 different styles of vibration that you could set to different forms of communication. This came in very handy as I could tell immediately if the vibration was for an incoming call or just a text.
I can't find that feature on the Streak anywhere. THere is only one vibrate style. Would someone (smarter than me) be willing to look into ways to create different vibrate settings?
ie:
loooooooong short looooooong.
constant.
short short short.
This way even if the phone is hanging out in your back pocket on vibrate all day (like mine mostly is) while you are talking to customers, you know if it is something you can leave alone or if it is something you should check immediately.
You can this with Tasker, trigger it so that when a notification comes from another app then run a particular sequence of vibrations. I use it to give a vibrating alert to Bugme which has a sound and popup but no vibrating alert of it's own. If the app has a built in alert I guess you would just turn it off and use tasker to run the sequence you like. Tasker can look a little complicated at first but is very useful even to non-programmers like myself.
mellojoe said:
I had an old phone that had 3 or 4 different styles of vibration that you could set to different forms of communication. This came in very handy as I could tell immediately if the vibration was for an incoming call or just a text.
I can't find that feature on the Streak anywhere. THere is only one vibrate style. Would someone (smarter than me) be willing to look into ways to create different vibrate settings?
ie:
loooooooong short looooooong.
constant.
short short short.
This way even if the phone is hanging out in your back pocket on vibrate all day (like mine mostly is) while you are talking to customers, you know if it is something you can leave alone or if it is something you should check immediately.
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Another option I use is to use handcent or chompsms you can customize your vibrate pattern for texts that way.
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I used to use s.e. W810, recently switched to xperia mini. Everything is pretty nice but the vibration level. It's barely sensible. When I have my phone in my jean pocket switched to silent mode, I feel nothing and when I check it to see whether there is any notification, usually I got ,say, 3 messages and 2 missing call
So, it's obvious that I don't feel the vibration. Searched a little about it, but neither could find anyone suffers from that problem like I do nor a solution to increase vibration level. However thought that maybe by reaching the phone's system files that can be feasible. So, is it possible to do that, if so, how ?
Thanks in advance.
I've not had a problem with it, but there are also apps to allow you to make your own vibration patterns. So maybe something with a bit more stop/start would help?
melenko said:
I've not had a problem with it, but there are also apps to allow you to make your own vibration patterns. So maybe something with a bit more stop/start would help?
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Thanks for your suggestion but the problem is not the pattern but the level of the vibration definitely. I compared it with other phones and it's really not that high like old phones.
Go sms pro can help you define how many miliseconds the vibration for a notification for a new text should last. haven't used any app which can do the same for incoming calls, but it should exist somewhere in the market!
Actually what I'm looking for is to be able to increase the power of the motor inside the phone which creates those vibrations. This is adjustable for sure, cause for instance as typing it vibrates very slowly. So, by playing with codes they can be achieved, at least as theoretically
Hi All,
I really love this phone, finally I feel like I don't need to compromise for a first time ever. However I found the vibrating really weak for incoming calls and notifications. I thought that the hardware can't do more, but today I was fooling around with the Fluid Navigation Gestures app and tested the haptic feedback on maximum strength, it was much stronger than the system default. Is there any way to modify the system settings? Or any modding for it?
Am I alone with this desire? I don't even feel the incoming calls and messages when my phone is in vibrating mode and placed in my pocket.
Thanks all
yes vibration feedback is weak and sadly unadjustable
Huawei mate 10 pro
Yes after update the new version of android pie become wake
Z2 is pretty old and the Vibro motor gets really weak. What used to be a solid vibration now sounds like a dying droid short of "breath". Is there a way to disable the start-up/shut-down vibrating and all other system haptic feedback? I don't mean the vibration options that can be handled in app and system settings. Found this article but I am not sure which system app to use.
My bootloader is unlocked. No root.
The recent FunTouch OS 12 has a lot of features missing. It feels like IQOO has rolled up the updates in a hurry.
1. No Android 12 Clock widget.
2. No Quick Panel tiles like Android 12.
3. Dark mode not getting applied on App Drawer.
4. Etc etc
Bloody hell, when will we get Origin OS for Indian market.
This device has so much potential if they just unlock the bootloader for installating custom roms
Disabled animations in Developer menu doesn't get applied either
Also, home screen is not coming from many widgets like the one we get by swipimg right from left edge
This seems like an Alpha version without much testing and stitching with animations quite annoying like dark mode not applying to app drawer
This is almost the the first few versions when we bought the device during launch. Only after one June or July upgrade things became like a release version. Established that IQOO OS team for IQOO 7 releases updates without proper testing and going through beta testing as such issues were never encountered in IQOO 3 with IQOO OS which people for some reason criticize
Witnessing huge flashes of brightness fluctuations at night even when automatic brightness is turned off.
Still can't find a way to switch off Accessibility button
Prankey said:
Witnessing huge flashes of brightness fluctuations at night even when automatic brightness is turned off.
Still can't find a way to switch off Accessibility button
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Same here. Gets blindingly bright in the middle of the night. My phone also keeps crashing atleast 3 times a day. Waiting for a fix update.
abnormalindian said:
Same here. Gets blindingly bright in the middle of the night. My phone also keeps crashing atleast 3 times a day. Waiting for a fix update.
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Yup, same here as well. Plus sometimes when I enable battery saver the brightness also increases even if auto brightness is turned off and manual bright is set to lowest possible value.
I still have similar issues on my Vivo X80 Pro and many familiar features like the new Control Center are still missing! What shoud that? OriginOS would be so much better, why do you have to develop such a bad operating system internationally. I don't get it and I'm actually very, very excited about the X80 Pro but the software totally ruins the experience!