Hi all,
i was wondering if it is possible to change the trackpad / touchpad sensitivity for "tapping" (=left click).
I found myself making "left clicks"/taps quite a few times unwillingly, because the trackpad is extremely responsive in my opinion!
Does anyone know, if it will be possible (with root etc)? Was that implemented on the original EEE Pad Transformer?
Cheers
Or even disable tap-to-click... I touch the screen or use the left mouse button if I really need to use the trackpad.
At least you can turn off the trackpad completely via the shortcut over the '3' key.
What would be completely awesome is a Tasker script that disables the trackpad while typing and re-enables it afterwards!
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Hello everyone,
This feature used to be available in Eclair, and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about getting it work work with the GSII.
My reason for asking is this:
I just got a new BT keyboard for my GSII, and it w/ mouse works great with MHL for sitting back and doing almost anything. But If the screen turns of (which is should after a few minutes) there is no way for me to unlock it.
I can map a power button command to a key, but that just turns it on and brings me to the lockscreen. I can also map menu command to one of the keys, but again GSII has no " double tap menu button to unlock (MTU)" feature.
Does anyone know how to either re-enable this MTU feature, or how to map the keyboard key to unlock command?
If I put a pin, maybe i could use the keyboard to unlock, but then I'd always have to use a pin/pass when I wan't hooked up, or switch back and forth which has obvious disadvantages.
Thank you!
Best,
Endor
Hi all,
I have just bought a Targus bluetooth presenter for my galaxy tab. It works a treat and was only £5 so I am very happy with it. With a little editing of the key layouts I have been able to get some of the useless buttons to do things like home and menu. It all works perfectly and now I have just one thing I want to do but don't know if it is possible.
I want to map a key to be a sticky mouse down so that I can pan across the screen because it is just about impossible to hold the mouse button down at the same time as moving the track pad. The ideal is to be able to press a key - it locks down - I scroll around as needed then press the same key (or if needed another one) to simulate lifting the mouse button up again.
Is this even possible? If so can anyone point me in the right direction?
Keverso.
Today while carrying my Prime on the dock while open, I randomly pressed or held a button. It produced a popup that allowed me to change my input method from the physical keyboard to an on screen Asus/Android keyboard.
This is a really cool feature (especially for typing other languages). Does anyone know how to reproduce this popup?
Did you press the "keyboard" icon that is displayed in the system tray when docked?
Is there any way to enable multitouch and touch options in Gennymotion? I'm using an asus t100 (windows 8 tablet convertible). Currently gennmotion treats my touch input as if it were a single mouse cursor, long presses are like right clicks, no multitouch support. Is there anyway to enable this?
P.S. I know about the right click + key options but that's not what I'm after, I'm really just looking for multitouch support.
Thanks
Hi guys,
I notice that when I have the new navigation gestures (instead of the classic 3 buttons) the bottom part of swiftkey where the key "enter" is or any other button in the vicinity (like netflix the settings button) can't be touched easily.
I have to move my finger just a bit off to make it happen. Is it just me or everybody has the same issue?
Yes, that's right. As a workaround, I enabled the directional keys (on SwiftKey) below the keyboard to raise it up slightly. Works quite well.. Hope that helps.