I just installed Galaxy Sensors from the Google Play Store. Humidity shows up and the reading and is within 2% of my digital in home humidistat. I thought the Note 5 didn't have a humidity sensor. Looks like it does to me. So did I read incorrectly and can anyone else corroborate that the note 5 does indeed have this sensor present?
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As title stated, can any1 confirms his/hers T-mobile note edge has barometer /ambient sensor? For some reason, my don't have it?
NVM: looks like there's no temp and humidity sensors.
Hello.
Recently i upgraded my Galaxy S7 Android 8.0 to Android 9.0 One UI ROM, and i noticed my gyroscope sensor has 2 times higher sensitivity now. What do i mean by that is when i watch vr videos, example on youtube, when i move the phone to look around, i move my phone 90 degrees, and the video moves 180 degrees. 2 times faster. So if i turn around 180 degrees in real life (phone) i have turned 360 degrees in the video which is pretty annoying.
If this is unfixable, tell me so i know. I knew, there might be bugs when doing things like these, but i really like the new Android design and how it looks, and i don't have money to upgrade to a newer phone.
Thanks for helping, or reading.
Hi!
Fingerprint sensor on my Note 10 is moved to the left relative to the vertical axis of the screen.
Is it normal? Can someone confirm?
I am attaching photo of mine scanner.
My S10+ also did not have a perfectly centred sensor. I don't think that this is an issue.
I wouldn't worry much about it. It might just be the icon only moving around the screen to prevent the burn in. The AOD Homescreen icon in older samsung phones used to do the same.
My new Note 20 Ultra seemed defective because it would not measure heart rate in the Samsung Health app. I sent it to the repair station in Texas. They said the phone was working properly and sent it back. Still no ability to measure heart rate. Called Samsung Customer Service and was informed that the Note 20 Ultra did not have a heart rate sensor.
previous note 10 didn't have it either. what made you think it had inbuilt heart sensor?
This just made me laugh
When buying a phone read specifications of it and don't guess it has heart rate sensor. If it did it would be near camera lens. But note 10 and note 20 has not got this. Last phone having it is note series was note 9 and in s series it was s10 series having it last time. S20 and newer does not and note 10 and newer also do not have it.
My last phone, a S10 had it and my wife's current phones a S9+ and a Note 9 both have it.
When I upgraded to the Note 20 Ultra I erroneously assumed that since it was a top of the line phone that it would also have it.
There is an item in the camera group that I thought was the heart rate sensor. It is not labeled on page 5 of the manual. Turns out that it is the Laser AF Sensor. My erroneous assumption.
Very true. Even when I shifted to Note 20 Ultra from Note 9 was surprised to find out that no heart rate sensor was there on the device.
For a top of the line phone this seemed surprising.
Note 9 user here. Apart from the standard heart rate and SpO2 sensors, I believe that another app can do that using the normal lens next to the flash. At least on mine it does and the results are pretty much similar to what the dedicated sensors give.
I don't know whether that could work if the sensors are missing, but you can give it a try. iCare health monitor is called
Had been pretty disappointed with the N20U fingerprint sensor over the Note 9 until trying this hack found last night on Sakitech's YouTube channel while searching for a solution. It originally pertained to the S20 / Note 10 but continues to make a huge improvement on my N20U. Link is below in case you're not aware of this.
My only disappointment with N20U is the fingerprint sensor. I tend to prefer physical fingerprint sensor especially on the side or back (and I still do). This actually improves the fingerprint sensor a lot. Thanks!