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Any ideas?
No one?
So, it's the first time I've actually managed to send a notification to my Gear 2 and...
Wow. The vibration is so weak it's useless.
So I join the question. There should be a way to be able to either increase the vibration strength or lenghten the patterns.
So far all, I know is that this is not something that can be modified from the phone side.
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Is there any way to increase the vibration strength like when the phone is set to vib and ring? Kinda like Snailslug's Touch Response
Switcher05 said:
Is there any way to increase the vibration strength like when the phone is set to vib and ring? Kinda like Snailslug's Touch Response
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there is not "strength" only vibration duration... idk but there may be a regkey that controls this.
I realize this has been talked about but I wanted to ask a direct question, are any of the developers looking into adding the capability to increase/decrease the vibration intensity.
I realize there is an option already for vibration intensity, but can you enhance the settings by adding/changing the slider to be a lot more intense at the top, a stronger top end? I work in a loud environment and use my phone for business but I always miss calls because I can't feel the vibration. It's beginning to become a deal-breaker! Just to clearify, I am looking to increase intensity and no make custom vibration tones.
I am running Sky-ICS, latest build, AT&T.
I have seen for the s2 that Fluxi kernel has an app, xxtweaker, that will adjust the vibration. How about something like that?
You could look into this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1805815
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Thanks! I will look into it.
Any other thoughts?
Edit: After looking into this, it seems that we don't have the file they specify. Not sure what to do. I am not on CyanogenMod, so that might be why I don't see this file.
Any other thoughts would be appreciated!
Is there any way to turn on notification sounds (for new text msg or email etc.) during phone calls?
I find myself constantly taking my phone away from my ear during calls to check if there are any new notifications since the sounds get muted during call and find this kind of annoying. Seems like this should be a standard option, no?
Turn on pulse notification light in display.
You really talk on the phone so much and receive so many notifications that this is a problem?
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Turn on pulse notification light in display.
You really talk on the phone so much and receive so many notifications that this is a problem?
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Notification pulse is turned on - that has nothing to do with sound. It bothers me because notification sounds worked just fine during calls on my Galaxy Nexus.
If I talk on the phone for 40 minutes but I get an important text message 5 minutes into the call that needs a timely response, yes, it is a problem.
Anyone have any ideas? This is an annoying issue.
+1. I'm looking to see if there's a solution for this.
Yes , I need to know the answer to the same , because missing out on important messages are a fear when I am on long calls . Thanks .
Anything new on this? Just got my Nexus 5 and I'm having the same issue.
Use tasker. Make a profile that makes a short vibration upon receiving a notification. You could use a sound instead of vibrate, but imo that would be annoying for you and the person you're on the phone with.
Nexus 5 issue.
There's a simple solution for this., just go into your settings>sounds and notification >interruptions. Here you can edit what notification will interrupt you while being on a call.
Has anyone found or somehow modified the vibration motor strength? Its really too strong for my liking
Compared to prior Samsung devices, I find the vibration motor very very weak. In fact I literally just missed a call when the phone was on my desk next to me because sound was off and only vibration was on!
Anyone know a way to increase it beyond max? Any apps out there?
vibration motor is hardware-based so maybe be it's not possible. but you can try by searching the vibration option in settings, many tech reviewers said so
Samsung changed to x-axis (from previous models' z-axis vibration motor).
Better haptic feedback in hand/ when typing maybe (as motor now located in lower half of handset) but vibration intensity seems less, especially when handset resting in table, etc.