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so i wanted to take a pic last night and i took it and the picture got like stuck and i couldnt do anything till i pulled the battery and tried it againbut it keeps happening.....any advice?? also i was wondering uf the EVO 3D had more colored light like the OG EVO ....the lights that are on wen charging.
Try a factory reset and see how it goes. If you still have problems you should exchange it.
Yes I believe there is an amber color
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novanosis85 said:
Try a factory reset and see how it goes. If you still have problems you should exchange it.
Yes I believe there is an amber color
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genius lol do you know if theres a way to activate them so while i have it charging it blinks for like text and missed calls
as said on the title, i just got my replacement from bestbuy today, new in the box, now.the problem is, between the capacitive buttons, there are 3 dots, idk what they are. but i dont think theyre supposed to be there.
anybody here has the same thing?
ive attached some pictures for you guys to see what im talking about.
im thinking if i should return it again or not :/
thats the way it is supposed to be.
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thats the way it is supposed to be.
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are you sure? cuz thats really weird
Yeah they are.. Idk what they are.. I have a problem with the center two buttons lighting up dimmer then the outer two put if I push on the dot between them on the left side they brighten.. Need to call htc again see what they say..
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squish099 said:
Yeah they are.. Idk what they are.. I have a problem with the center two buttons lighting up dimmer then the outer two put if I push on the dot between them on the left side they brighten.. Need to call htc again see what they say..
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im gonna ask again. lol.
should i return it? :O i really cant stop but to notice those 3 dots.
but if everybody has them, then its fine
I looked at my HTC Amaze and I don't see the same 3 dots that are in your picture. Maybe my tint is darker to hide them but my guess is that they still exist.
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are you sure? cuz thats really weird
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positive yes.
Xcor3 said:
as said on the title, i just got my replacement from bestbuy today, new in the box, now.the problem is, between the capacitive buttons, there are 3 dots, idk what they are. but i dont think theyre supposed to be there.
anybody here has the same thing?
ive attached some pictures for you guys to see what im talking about.
im thinking if i should return it again or not :/
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Lol r u reffering to the screen bleed...
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i dont have the dots
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Lol r u reffering to the screen bleed...
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he is talking about the three brown/dark orange marks in between the lightening keys. those are usually noticeable at night when all lights are off
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he is talking about the three brown/dark orange marks in between the lightening keys. those are usually noticeable at night when all lights are off
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O hmm, i dont have them...
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aj_2423 said:
O hmm, i dont have them...
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I don't have them either, i tried all different kinds of light,
to be honest, they look kinda good on the phone. lol
or is it just me?
im not even gonna bother returning it.
I bought this phone since very first day it came out. I have them lol and I actually like them cuz look cool I wouldnt call it design flaw
Inspecting the phone even more I found two dead pixels and the phone doesn't vibrate at all. It's faulty, I even downloaded the vibrator app on the market. Lol.
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to be honest, they look kinda good on the phone. lol
or is it just me?
im not even gonna bother returning it.
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If it's not affecting anything and not intrusive I would leave it, who know, if you return it next time you might get 5 dots...and the trend continues!!!!
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Inspecting the phone even more I found two dead pixels and the phone doesn't vibrate at all. It's faulty, I even downloaded the vibrator app on the market. Lol.
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how do you notice dead pixels? u said this is third time u got an exchange?
No dots on mine
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I have dots and agree that it sucks and looks out of place.
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I could see it from the screen with white background, then I downloaded the app called dead pixel test. I found out I got two. And this is the second time, I'm exchanging again for the third time
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I know they turn on in low light but is there a way to keep them from turning off while in bright light??
many times I have wished they were lit so I can see them
I have been looking for the same thing!
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Put a small, removable sticker over the light sensor on the top of your Rezound?
You can always get them to our come on, on demand, by placing your thumb or finger over the light sensor.
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The ineffibilis gingerbread rom has the option to keep the lights on. ICS roms have them on all the time I think.
There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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well I'm not rooted so the only fix I see above is the "tape" fix or the "cover censor if you need to see them" fix.
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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Thanks for posting that, that app works perfectly.
I was using the mik tweaks in the inneffabilis ROM for this, but you have to reselect it every time you restart.
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Thanks for posting that, that app works perfectly.
I was using the mik tweaks in the inneffabilis ROM for this, but you have to reselect it every time you restart.
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It always persisted for me when I ran that rom iirc.
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It always persisted for me when I ran that rom iirc.
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Weird, I have to uncheck then recheck the box after every reset.
Other people in the ROM thread posted the same thing.
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The ineffibilis gingerbread rom has the option to keep the lights on. ICS roms have them on all the time I think.
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Not the ics rom I am running. Desensed 3.8 and lights are currently off as I type this in the bright lobby of pennstation.
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Blocking the sensor works, but...
I just tried putting a small piece of tape over the sensor and found that it works. The red buttons always stay on regardless of the ambient light conditions, however, during a call the screen will no longer go dark so that your ear, cheek, etc are no longer prevented from inadvertently clicking on anything. Obviously the sensor has a double duty.
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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Thanks for the app tip. Have you noticed any battery drain using it?
Haven't noticed any worse battery life since installing it
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Or you could just turn auto brightness off?
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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Thanks. That app works great.
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Why would you want to do this though? I'm not trying to bash but that's gotta be a battery killer.
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Why would you want to do this though? I'm not trying to bash but that's gotta be a battery killer.
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Father insisted that he get the same phone as me and he has never had a smart phone. I tell him to hit the "back" or "menu" button and he cant find them... heck in the day I have to guess where their at.
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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Sounds like a great app but just an FYI for the masses in case they missed it... it requires root. May be obvious but I thought I'd mention it. I'm not rooted so... :-(
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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App works great, I'm keeping an eye on battery life.
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There's an app called keyboard backlight. It lets you keep them off or on all the time
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jdfrye said:
well I'm not rooted so the only fix I see above is the "tape" fix or the "cover censor if you need to see them" fix.
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Or you can try the app suggested in the post right above yours.
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Hey.
I'm so annoyed by the charging LED. Both the orange while charging and the green when fully charged! It's charging at my nightstand and can't sleep because of that light
Any app or hack I can apply to disable the charging indicator?
Try lightflow from market.
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Face your fone the other way
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electrash said:
Try lightflow from market.
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Thanks will try
Ben36 said:
Face your fone the other way
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Don't like laying my precious phone on the screen
I've tried Lightflow, unfortunately it does not work on the XPeria S. The charging LED drives me crazy an night.
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I've tried Lightflow, unfortunately it does not work on the XPeria S. The charging LED drives me crazy an night.
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Turn the phone upside down
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Try lightflow from market.
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TI Have Tried Lightflow But It Did Not Work. Is There Any other Way To Disable Charging Light?
You can try putting a stub lights.semc to kill all LEDs.
The problem is I would still like to use the LED for notifications. I only want to disable it during night or/and while charching, Lightflow gives options for both, but is not able to control the LED on this phone.
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I only want to disable it during night or/and while charching
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Put a sock on it.
The LED shines thru.
Little bit of blutac/tape over the led at night?
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Yeah! Playing around with tape at evening and in the morning sounds like THE solution! You may wanna to patent that idea!
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Yeah! Playing around with tape at evening and in the morning sounds like THE solution! You may wanna to patent that idea!
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Well he tried to but now he is being sued. Unfortunately Apple had already patented that.
Just turn it around... Tadaaa
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The ultimate solution - don't look your phone while it is being charged....
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Why dont you just use the leather cover that was given along with the phone. That should help.
I have the same problem, I wan't to disable the led during charging.
When I bought my phone, no leather cover were given with it. And I can't turn it around because at night it's charging on a dock...
Put a sock on it.
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Just turn it around... Tadaaa
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The ultimate solution - don't look your phone while it is being charged....
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Face the other way in bed?
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Why is it that people love to give retarded suggestions on this site? Is it to increase the post count of some sort? The guy asks for a way to disable the led, NOT how to turn around the phone. It's NOT what he asked for so why would you pester his thread with stupid replies? It's so annoying thinking that you've found a thread where the 'issue' you are looking to solve, are being discussed, but then it's just a bunch of people with mockingly stupid answers.
It's either that or "why would you wanna do that?" replies, on this damn website. If you can't help addressing the issue, why make the OP think that someone gave him a useful reply in his thread?
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In an attempt to help anyone else who might stumble upon this thread: If LightFlow works on your phone you should just set the flashrate on the "charging" part to have a humongous "off" time. You can't disable the LED completely but I've found that you can make it flash extremely slow for like 10 ms every 1 hour or something. It helps.
Like the title says,
does anyone know what the effect would be on the battery if you were to keep the capacitive buttons on all the time? (like in %)
Thank you so much in advance.
(If no-one knows, I'd certainly be willing to try it out and let you know )
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adelancker said:
(like in %)
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You mean for the variation of battery consumption time?
Not so good i guess....
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adelancker said:
Like the title says,
does anyone know what the effect would be on the battery if you were to keep the capacitive buttons on all the time? (like in %)
Thank you so much in advance.
(If no-one knows, I'd certainly be willing to try it out and let you know )
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Why?
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Why?
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the flash on this phone is too powerful for him...
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killbubble said:
the flash on this phone is too powerful for him...
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Haha!
I'd just like to keep it on all the time, because I think it looks good, but hate the fact that it only illuminates *after* touching the button, although I understand that Samsung can't know when you'd like to push those buttons.
And since I hate that the buttons are so inconsistent, I just keep them off all the time, because that looks cool too, but then again when I hand someone my phone, he/she doesn't get that there are buttons present there, which means they always press them, which then again leaves me to explain that this is not an iPhone and that there are cooler devices out there who work differently.
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You mean for the variation of battery consumption time?
Not so good i guess....
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Exactly. I am afraid it wouldn't do any good, but I was just wondering: how much faster would the battery level drain (in comparison with the default settings).
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You can activate the always on mode in the screen settings....but u do know nobody here will actually test battery drainage times with and without the buttons always on just to make a percentage for you man?
Srsly, try it for a couple of days and ull see....but i dont see them as such a neat feature, i like much more the colored notification led which can be changed with the lightflow app
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killbubble said:
You can activate the always on mode in the screen settings....but u do know nobody here will actually test battery drainage times with and without the buttons always on just to make a percentage for you man?
Srsly, try it for a couple of days and ull see....but i dont see them as such a neat feature, i like much more the colored notification led which can be changed with the lightflow app
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I know. I just wondered *if* someone tried it already. And if so, if he/she would be so kind to share his/her results.
I am not expecting other people to do what I just asked. What the point for that?
Then, I'd better do it myself and not bother anyone.
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Yeah....though i think youre getting a bit...."fixated" (forgive me if the term id too strong but since im not native english speaking i cant think of anything else right noe, just take the general meaning of the word) about these buttons.
Really battery is a big problem for smartphones and the buttons arent that cool, even if they were you still press on the so u cant see them....plus its useless cause nobody cares about your buttons as long as you have that cool 4,8" (at least if i remember well) screen...
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They are just two little led's, they should really harm the battery life by anything really..
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Skander1998 said:
anything
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My god! Aything could be......ANYTHING!!!
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