is it possible for the NS 's screen to be dimmer in the dark? I feel like its too bright.
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User screen filter from the market
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markfavis said:
is it possible for the NS 's screen to be dimmer in the dark? I feel like its too bright.
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Use the automatic brightness setting built in to Android. If you don't like using that, install switch pro widget and setup a dimmer switch. IMO
Screen filter work great. Thanks guys!
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If you're rooted cyanogen rom has built in backlight settings. I can set to be changed to just any configuration
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Camera view went dark all of a sudden? Anyone else experience this?
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Move your fingrers out of the way....
G2X
Out the way? Even if I'm not touching it its dark on screen
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I had the same prob. When i flashed eaglesbllood rom it got lighter, i flashed cm7 and totally fixed it...i just like the o.g. Camera layout better.......
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Had the same problem go to settings and turn off automatic brightness if its on and slide the brightness up and then turn automatic brightness back on. That should fix it.
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When I unlock my phone and swipe to the next screen it is unresponsive and have to take several swipes sometimes before the phone wakes up and goes to the next screen.
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Does not happen all the time though.....
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Are you rooted?
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Doesn't sound very 'normal' to me.
What was the last change you made?
To answer your question......no...
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This is not normal. A few questions for you though:
1. Did you root your phone or mod it in any other way?
2. Are you using an alternative launcher?
3. If a third-party app is causing this, it may be hard to diagnose. Could you go into Settings > About phone > Battery use and list the apps and usage numbers? This could provide some leads.
Had this problem with a non-standard background-picture and 3d wallpaper.
(not rooted/unlocked 2.3.4)
I opened thread abou tuning touchscreen, if you still on 2.3.3 u can use modified netarchy kernel fixing this issue.
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http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/18431-tuning-driver-to-deal-with-unresponsive-touchscreen/
This kernel works great with cm7.02.
Not working with 2.3.4
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Thank you guys!
OK so I notice that this happens sometimes when I use heavy wallpapers. So switched to lower size wallpapers and is doing the trick.
My phone is not rooted. I want to root it and customize it so bad but I'm afraid to brick my phone.
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You guys are great!!! Thanks again!! Would love to have cm7 on my phone.... Hey anyone from NYC want to meet up and hook up my phone lol!!
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Whenever I'm watching a video the home buttons tend to annoy me. Does it bother others? Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks
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Yes, install a kernel with Back Light Dimmer
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When you use the on screen keys how do you take of the other ones I use nstools but they still light up when I start it up and I have to touch them to turn off the light how I permanently turn them off?
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Why you would want to use the on screen buttons with the Nexus S? If you do this, than what are you doing with the real buttons on the bottom of the phone? Isn't that just wasting more screen real estate by using the on screen buttons?
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Why you would want to use the on screen buttons with the Nexus S? If you do this, than what are you doing with the real buttons on the bottom of the phone? Isn't that just wasting more screen real estate by using the on screen buttons?
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I know but I like them do you know how to turn the other ones off?
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Nope. Sorry. Actually trying to find out how to disable some of the notifications (lights) on my built in buttons to potentially save more battery life.
That's easy get nstools app and you'll find it
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bord1er said:
That's easy get nstools app and you'll find it
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Thanks. That was it.
You sure software keys? I think you mean hardware keys lol
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if i reading correctly. if you want onscreen buttons than GET A GALAXY NEXUS!!
TigaTiger said:
if i reading correctly. if you want onscreen buttons than GET A GALAXY NEXUS!!
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Umm yeah I can do that to lol but I had already had them on my nexus s?
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What's the current problem? Setting BLN to 0 turns my cap buttons off (effectively) permanently while using the phone.
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What's the current problem? Setting BLN to 0 turns my cap buttons off (effectively) permanently while using the phone.
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How did u do it is there a app or something I been trying to keep them off
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How did u do it is there a app or something I been trying to keep them off
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Manually through sysfs or NSTools (same thing). You may need NSTools or an init.d script to do it each boot though.
I used nstools but with nstools everytime I turn off the screen and turn it back on the touch keys would light up still and I have to touch them again to turn of the light I want them to stay off
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I just tried myself using the latest stable Trinity 1320 and with timeout set to 0 and bln on the buttons stay off even after switching the screen on and off multiple times. Unsure what's going on there. What kernel and version are you using?
I was trying it on the maxr1x 19.5 I haven't tryed on v20.0?
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I was trying it on the maxr1x 19.5 I haven't tryed on v20.0?
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Set delay to 500 Ms not 0
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w8setter said:
Set delay to 500 Ms not 0
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That would keep it off for sure
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Hello
I'm looking for an app that disables the screen backlight but leaves the screen on. I don't have amoled, so I know it is possible, it even happened sometimes by some ROM error. Do you know any of such apps? The screen backlight is using just to much energy and I want the phone to stay active.
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i'm not sure if this app totally turns off the screen backlight:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.haxor&feature=search_result
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i'm not sure if this app totally turns off the screen backlight:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.haxor&feature=search_result
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Nope that doesn't do the thing. Backlight is still on.
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I've found something interesting.the app is called rootdim.
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