Anybody experienced about 1/2 to a second delay on screen wake up from pushing the power button after screen has been off for at least 2 mins or so?
Your inputs are very much appreciated!!
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Hello,
When I press the power button, my Atrix's screen needs from 2 to 5 seconds to wake up before I can unlock it. It seems that it wakes up faster when I disable the fingerprint unlock.
Do you know how I can improve this ?
Hi everyone.
I just wanted to ask if somebody knows a way to wake the phone (display) just with the home button? My display is often turned on by the power button unintentionally because i always cary my phone in my pocket. The home button on the other hand is well protected by the samsung flipcover i'm using. so, if there is a way, than i could save a lot of screen-on-time and therefore battery.
Is it just me, or does it lag a little too much from the time you hit the power button to the time the screen actually turns on.
I don't recall my Nexus 7 ever having that hesitation. It's not like I have anything extra on my lock screen.
I notice this whenever I'm holding my N10 in a different orientation than what it was when the screen was last on (if I was in landscape, then the screen goes off, and then I try to wake it while holding it in portrait)
Same here. This is the only time there is any lag on wake.
I had a problem with mine where I would press the power button to bring it out of sleep. The display would come on for a split second and disappear for around 20 seconds before coming back again. Turns out it was LightFlow (notification light colour selector) playing up. After I uninstalled it, I didn't have any issues.
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Anyone have issues with a delay when turning on the screen. It happens when using either the power button or double tap. Sometimes it will come on right away but most of the time there is a delay. Sometimes the delay is 2 seconds or more, but usually around a second.