On the bottom left of the screen, just above the recents key, whenever I apply a little bit of pressure, there is some squeaky sound. There's no similar sound for the rest of the screen. Should I take it back to the service centre?
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Is there anyway to change the volume display, or decrease the amount of time it stays on the screen?
When I change the volume in the middle of a call, or game, or whatever... the volume display stays on the screen for what seems like an eternity. There's also no easy way to get rid of it. Hitting the back button takes you back from wherever you were... not just back from the volume display. I find it very annoying.
(I did a search for this topic and didn't find anything... if this has already been discussed, than sorry for the extra thread...)
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Maybe it's a solution to hit anyplace on the screen where no button or volume slider is (standard the grey area) it shuts down the volume display only so you'll return to the place where you pushed the volume button
That was waayyy too easy!
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Personally I don't like the HTC volume control, or the System Status screen, I prefer the to have WM deal with them, and just give me the bubble with volume sliders/comm panel links...
You can disable the system screen through the TouchFlo settings in Start > Settings > System > TouchFlo but you need a cab file to remove the volume control, I have it as "Remove-Htcvolume-by-HellengreeN.cab, I'm not sure where I found it.
It's a little glitchy when changing volume in a full screen app, as the bubble/volume bars are drawn "through" the full screen app, but you can see what's going on and it negates the need to use the stylus at all.
I have a Rogers Samsung Galaxy S2 LTE. Rooted but otherwise stock.
I've read a couple of posts where people say the phone doesn't hang up when pressing the RED button. My problem is different.
When I make a call if I stay on the call screen, I don't have the problem, I can hang up when done.
When I make a call and wander away from the call screen, either hitting home or task manager and switching tasks, when I come back to the phone to hang up (by pressing the green phone icon, bottom left) the screen I'm returned to is different, and doesn't have the RED hangup button.
Basically instead of having the in-call screen (Add call, keypad, end call, speaker, mute and headset buttons) it has the ready-to-call screen (numbers, Green dial, yellow email and back arrow).
I try everything to get back to that screen, but the only way I can hang up is to power off the phone. Rather serious. Help please.
Harry Fine
If you navigate away from the call screen, then you have to pull down the notification bar and press Phone. This will bring you back to that previous call screen.
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I am using Bluetooth speakers. The problem is depending on my position, left/right speakers become right/left speakers, especially when I am holding the device over my head. It would be very nice if there is an option to swap left/right if the device is the device's screen is heading bottom, or at least a button to manually swap the channel at the select audio dialogue.
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@bleu8888 please take a look. Would this have anything to do with how the audio is passed to the system?
yourrealking said:
I am using Bluetooth speakers. The problem is depending on my position, left/right speakers become right/left speakers, especially when I am holding the device over my head. It would be very nice if there is an option to swap left/right if the device is the device's screen is heading bottom, or at least a button to manually swap the channel at the select audio dialogue.
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I will try this feature in mx 2.0.
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I got the 64 version on verizon. When I tap to go home it's a little loud referring get to the click you here..... am I the only one
Are you referring to the click sound of the physical home button when you press it? The physical noise from clicking the home button is relatively quiet in my opinion. The only time the phone speaker makes a noise is when you scan your fingerprint on the home button to unlock the device. You can definitely hear that fairly easy but I wouldn't say its particularly loud or distracting.
Mine is very click as well thinking about returning idk
Hi guys how's everybody. The Mate 30 Pro one of the phones that is in my list for my future flagship. It had most of the things I think a phone like that should have BUT they removed the damn volume buttons and it is a bit concerning for me. So I have some question...
1 - How easy is it to volume up and down? Does it fail a lot to recognize your double touch?
2 - Is there anybody like me that usually control the volume with the phone in the pocket? How is it for you to now remove the phone from your pocket all the time?
3 - is there a way to hide the volume panel?
Thanks for the attention guys
I expected it will be worse. You can change volume level on both sides of phones. Of course you can't do this in pocket, but... When you listening to music, you have control in headphone buttons, bluetooth headphones also allow control volume. Good thing is You can change easy volume when you call to someone. You tap twice and side panel of phone changes to slider - you no need see screen to adjust volume. I think buttons are of course better, but i can live without them It's not big problem for me.
I quite like them, actually...I'm left handed so it is nice to be able to change the volume on the left of the phone...and on the right if I happen to have it in that hand.
..similarly for the 'back' gesture - it works on both left and right edges and is very convenient, IMO.
I do still, sometimes, have to try twice, to get the volume slider to come up, but I suspect I'll get it right 100% soon enough (I've only had it a week or so).