on thunderbolt stock sense, is there a way to disable the haptic feedback vibration when dragging an app from the tray to the desktop? i don't like any vibration and was able to disable it for the soft buttons at the bottom, keyboard, etc, but i can't figure out how to make it stop when i place an app on the desktop
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wrb123 said:
on thunderbolt stock sense, is there a way to disable the haptic feedback vibration when dragging an app from the tray to the desktop? i don't like any vibration and was able to disable it for the soft buttons at the bottom, keyboard, etc, but i can't figure out how to make it stop when i place an app on the desktop
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i know spare parts will turn off the 4 buttons, but it still does haptic feedback when dragging an app. So I think there is no way to stop it. You will just have to live with it. I like haptic feedback because I know my phone is responding to me lol
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i know spare parts will turn off the 4 buttons, but it still does haptic feedback when dragging an app. So I think there is no way to stop it. You will just have to live with it. I like haptic feedback because I know my phone is responding to me lol
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lol okay sounds good
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I really want an app to lock proximity sensor on (so screen off during a call) until home button pressed, or something like that. Lately I have been having a lot of calls disconnected or accidentally placed on hold, and I think an app like this would be fantastic.
Anyone know of any?
You dont need an app this is easy to do, while in a call just press home so your on the "desktop" then just press the lock button. The screen now wont turn on regardless of the sensor
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LordKitsuna said:
You dont need an app this is easy to do, while in a call just press home so your on the "desktop" then just press the lock button. The screen now wont turn on regardless of the sensor
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cool thanks for the info.. I still think an app that did it automatically would be awesome though!
Anyone found this application? It would be very useful..
Pretty certain mine is the ability to swipe the notification bar left to right to adjust the brightness (assuming the auto-brightness is off).
So, whats your fav lost feature?
I know I have posted a lot of these in the tips/tricks, but its been a year.. some are old and forgotten. Could be new to people. Maybe there are new Tricks since I made that guide.
Holding the menu button on the xda app to get the search feature lol
Edit : not working 0.o
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swiping on a contact left/right for text/call... forgot that one too.
Disk view on the stock music player?
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The ability to move icons. Haha iphone users!
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The thing with numbers I think its called dial pad but you put in a sequence of numbers and you can actually talk to your friends. That's pretty cool.
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s15274n said:
Pretty certain mine is the ability to swipe the notification bar left to right to adjust the brightness (assuming the auto-brightness is off).
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Hold upper-right corner (around clock, battery, signal icons) - the screen brightness goes to 100%
Swiping the letters to get specific artist names in songs to the music player. Swipe it while swiping it and you'll get and even more in depth search..
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s15274n said:
Pretty certain mine is the ability to swipe the notification bar left to right to adjust the brightness (assuming the auto-brightness is off).
I know I have posted a lot of these in the tips/tricks, but its been a year.. some are old and forgotten. Could be new to people. Maybe there are new Tricks since I made that guide.
So, whats your fav lost feature?
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You know that still works and does swiping a contact left/right for text/call.
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I'm trying to figure out how I pointed out two features... and I had two people respond like I didn't know it existed.
SMH....
s15274n said:
I'm trying to figure out how I pointed out two features... and I had two people respond like I didn't know it existed.
SMH....
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Make me smile, you do cal.
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haha, and now I am back to smiling too... thank you!
Long press of back button to quickly back out of several pages. Handy on XDA app as well as browser.
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Long press of back button to quickly back out of several pages. Handy on XDA app as well as browser.
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Wow, I use long press a lot, but I never knew you could do that in the browser!
Anyone know how to disable haptic feedback ? Disabled in setting but stilll vibrated on text entry.. I do not like typing like this.....
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In setting go to language and keyboard, touch input, then text input. In that area you should see a setting to turn off the haptic feedback.
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Also in :sound: vibrate feedback: turn this one off and the other one already posted and your good to go.
I'm using CM9 and during a call, there are no options to mute, hang up, hold, or anything else in notification tray. This is the one thing I loved about the Samsung variant of Android. Do I simply need to install a dialer app from Google Play to get this functionality, or is there a feature in CM9 to enable this?
Can anyone help me get this functionality? Thanks in advance.
What would be the point all those buttons are on the in call screen in ICS?
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nh5 said:
What would be the point all those buttons are on the in call screen in ICS?
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So you can multitask in speaker mode
122ninjas said:
So you can multitask in speaker mode
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This
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If you are multitasking outside of the phone app while in speaker phone, isn't it pretty quick to pull down the notification tray and click the phone so the phone app opens (which has all the options), then just switch back to what you were doing? Doesn't even take 5 seconds to go from browser to phone, back to browser...
Although it would be a nice feature, it is not a necessary one.
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If you are multitasking outside of the phone app while in speaker phone, isn't it pretty quick to pull down the notification tray and click the phone so the phone app opens (which has all the options), then just switch back to what you were doing? Doesn't even take 5 seconds to go from browser to phone, back to browser...
Although it would be a nice feature, it is not a necessary one.
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No offense, but I didn't ask what you thought was necessary. I just want to see if anyone knows how to get what I want. I don't know why people are trying to talk me out of this
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No offense, but I didn't ask what you thought was necessary. I just want to see if anyone knows how to get what I want. I don't know why people are trying to talk me out of this
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No. it would require in depth modifications
void.pointer said:
I'm using CM9 and during a call, there are no options to mute, hang up, hold, or anything else in notification tray. This is the one thing I loved about the Samsung variant of Android. Do I simply need to install a dialer app from Google Play to get this functionality, or is there a feature in CM9 to enable this?
Can anyone help me get this functionality? Thanks in advance.
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To start with, how about posting questions in q &a? Thread moved to q&a.
I find myself hitting a brick wall in the way Samsung chose to deal with volume control. It seems if you set the ringer off it forces notifications to be off as well. I can't overcome this behavior with Tasker
Does anybody here know how to get around this as Cyanogen may be some time in coming.
Even when u hit the volume key and tape the settings icon and adjust the ringer and notification volume, still does that?
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phyba said:
Even when u hit the volume key and tape the settings icon and adjust the ringer and notification volume, still does that?
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That does work but the moment you set the ringer to off it just disables the notification volume as well and ghosts it so you can't change it. Under other roms you can have a seperate notification volume while the ringer is turned off.
Is there a way to over ride this with root?
I see what u mean. I don't think my s3 did this. This phone does a lot of things differently. I can't get lock screen Short cuts with any security enabled lock screen for example. Seems like "holes" in touch wiz
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