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What is the most pressure that can *safely* be applied to the screen?

I was using my stylus earlier and I noticed i was tapping the screen quite hard.. and sometimes I press hard with my fingers while using the phone. Does anyone know when to ease up on the pressure?

hello, not sure how much is to much, but if your stylus cracks the screen, or your finger goes through the phone and comes out the other side, its too much pressure, , nah , all kinding aside, i would say only use enough pressure to get the phone to function, i know that might sound dumb, but i think its the right answer, if a light touch works, why would you want to press any harder? if you have a heavy hand, you might have to change your habit. hope this helps
Lupe

The maximum allowable pressure is 3.8351 megapascalmeters per nanogramsecond squared.
HTH

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where:
q, p1, ..., pk are distinct primes (Euler).
q ≡ α ≡ 1 (mod 4) (Euler).
The smallest prime factor of N is less than (2k + 8) / 3 (Grün 1952).
The relation e1≡e2≡...≡ek ≡ 1 (mod 3) is not satisfied (McDaniel 1970).
Either qα > 1020, or
> 1020 for some j (Cohen 1987).
(Nielsen 2003).

It's scary that I actually understood that.....
If you are feel that you are putting too much pressure---try feedback vibrating and also look up iTouch by azarhunny. Makes the screen even more sensitive..
And, it's actually 3.8352 megapascalmeters per nanogramsecond squared

[APP][2.3+]AUTO ON DEMO and Infinite , to Turn screen ON in automatic mode

Hi guys again
and this is my second and last apk, hope you enjoy it too
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Simple and powerfull apk to TURN ON the screen in AUTO MODE:
Examples:
when you open the cover of your device,it should always TURN ON the screen, right?
when you take it out from your pocket/bag, the same, why do you have to push a button to TURN ON the screen?
simply bypassing your hand above it when the SCREEN is OFF
.... your imagination usage it is the limit(fliping it to turn ON,...)
It is based on PROXIMITY SENSOR mainly, and with an special algorithm to avoid FALSE PROXIMITY SENSOR changes, specially when inside pockets or bags(That is why it has a 1 second delay ;])
But if your device has also a LIGHT SENSOR you can also use it to improve acurracy to almost 99% when your device is inside your pockect or bag, avoiding falses PROXIMITY SENSOR changes an so saving your precious battery!!!
AUTO ON only works when you SCREEN is OFF!!so also save some precious battery!!! and do not intercept with Calls!!!
Due to so many diferents SENSOR TYPES on devices, the SENSOR RESPONSE maybe to slow, so a VIBRATE OPTION is include on the settings and it is very useful to "feel"the first times how your SENSOR works.
As with aZephyr, there is aINFINITE version(This Demo version is limited to 100 uses), so if you like it, and your SENSOR works as expected you can pay me a beer for my job ;]
Happy New Year

Disregard Battery .. Needed Revolution

Disregard Battery
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First i would to know what's you can to do with your Any smart phone or Tablet you have when battery is empty
and you're on :-
In travel,
Job,
holidays,
outside the house,
electricity cutoff
maybe it's be like any unused, Dead thing
Other developments
maybe we have to know most of company racing against time to get best performance and high specifications
we are see something about them like
- Processor : 1 core, Dual Core, Quad core, and a few days or mouth we will get 8 core
- DISPLAY : TFT, AMOLED , Super AMOLED
LCD, IPS LCD, Led IPS LCD
and after a few days maybe see 2K display maybe more than 2k
- Camera : 1 MP, 2, 5, 8, 13, 20, 41 MP OR maybe it's increase more than that , and don't forget Flash Light too
that's a sample of a racing against time
Needed Revolution
Battery still a only thing don't get any development ONLY just increase some of mAh and forget all of specifications eating it
and hungry for more , yeah that's Right try to used internet from mobile what's your best time u stay before batter empty 5 hours maybe 1 Day
Finally i have to say Battery this is important thing that should be development it to better or using another technical​
notice
*sorry for bad English language

High Contrast black display setting : Will it conserve battery?

I'm wondering whether using high contrast black setting in accessibility option saves battery from draining? In case of oled displaye i'm sure it does. Not sure about qhd display in G7. What are your thoughts?
I'm a fan of black background (past windows phone user) and that accessibility option is spot on. Pics attached
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Let me know your thoughts in comments.

chandrasekharp6 said:
I'm wondering whether using high contrast black setting in accessibility option saves battery from draining? In case of oled displaye i'm sure it does. Not sure about qhd display in G7. What are your thoughts?
I'm a fan of black background (past windows phone user) and that accessibility option is spot on. Pics attached
Let me know your thoughts in comments.
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well according to bunch of stuffs i read about how lcd screen works, some certain color doesn't ensure battery saving, unlike oleds (black color = turn off the pixel; it doesn't work that way with lcd screens, AFAIK)
i once read from a tech web (not sure which one, anandtech if i'm not mistaken) that G7's screen is the most energy efficient in brightness above 35%

How much screen bleeding is normal?

Hello,
I bought the RN6P recently and noticed there were some reports about a backlight bleeding issue like on the Poco F1 on the internet. But I also saw other people mention, that a certain amount of bleeding is normal, since the screen is being lit from the side.
So I took a picture and I want you opinions on this. The 'bleeding' appears on the chin (maybe 1 - 2 mm; you can see it fading away towards the corners of the screen) and on the top (not really visible on the picture) of the phone, is this a normal ammount or should I try to return it?
From the Xiaomi Forums (better pic quality):
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Mine:

well usually there are some bleed mostly around notch as you must have read it, but I am not sure if this yellow ting on the down side is real or just present on this photo - however if it is seen in real this yellow-ish like, it is quite not normal, as it is not close to the screen end, but is rather centered .. I would try to return/replace the piece at the reseller, if possible.

clemenza011 said:
well usually there are some bleed mostly around notch as you must have read it, but I am not sure if this yellow ting on the down side is real or just present on this photo - however if it is seen in real this yellow-ish like, it is quite not normal, as it is not close to the screen end, but is rather centered .. I would try to return/replace the piece at the reseller, if possible.
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That yellowish stuff are just the apps on the screen. I was reffering to the chin, where it's the most obvious. It's not as bad as with the Poco F1, but it still catches my eye time to time.