I remember that I earlier in GWD has been able to test me graphics and display with green, yellow and red color which areas are the problem - Can't find this function again
It's under run with a small button called analyze.
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In the attached pic you see the red line across the top of the phone for LED notifications
but when there is a notification a tiny faint almost impossible to see (ie pointless for a notification) dot is flashing just on the right side.
Is this red string of what looks like red lights spanning most of the width of the phone so it can flash using more or all of the width?
pwoita said:
In the attached pic you see the red line across the top of the phone for LED notifications
but when there is a notification a tiny faint almost impossible to see (ie pointless for a notification) dot is flashing just on the right side.
Is this red string of what looks like red lights spanning most of the width of the phone so it can flash using more or all of the width?
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That image you have is of a sensation XE. The red colour is just paintwork on the speaker housing to compliment the other red highlights found on the XE. It's not a row of lights. The dot is all there is. If you take the cover off while you have a notification, you'll see there are no more led's on the phone for what you're looking for.
TL;DR: impossible.
ah ur right.
gaaaaaah.
<random complaining about stupid design of hard to see tiny LED>
thanks for the response
Hello community
today i want to present my 2nd app that called Lights Out+.
Here you can download: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codedigitals.lightsoutlite
Here is a description:
It is bright. To bright. This glaring light hurts in the eyes. But what could you do about it? If you turn one off, somewhere else another goes on. Only you can manage to put an end to this vicious circle and bring light into the darkness!
No, it conquers the darkness and the light must be eliminated. Here in LightsOut by CodeDigitals the lights in all fields must be switched off in order to win. The question is whether you can deal with this task in fewer strokes than your friends (and enemies). Evidence your genius and master all the levels of this tricky game.
TUTORIAL
Tap on a field, to turn the lights of the surrounding fields (above, below, right and left of the tapped field) on or off. The tapped field also is turned on or off. A field where the light is on, appears purple. In contrast, switched-off fields are dark. All 5 levels there will be added a new color, which means that a field is purple first, after the first tap it will turn into blue and finally it will turned off. According to this principle, it goes on every 5 levels. The goal of this game is to switch off the lights of all the fields. Are all the lights off of a playing field, it goes to the next level.
I liked it. I left a review on the play store, keep it up! :good:
Made my first Android game! It's a puzzle game called Blackout.
Here's the Play store link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.psigames.blackout&hl=en
Objective of the game is to turn all of the tiles off. It's based on the old board game Lights Out. Lots of screenshots on the Play store posting. Currently there are square tiles and triangle tiles, and red modes for both. With the square tiles, the tile you tap, plus the tiles immediately beside, above and below it, will shift from on (white) to off (black) or off to on depending on what they initially were. In the triangle mode, the tiles beside the one you tap, plus the one facing the vertical flat end of the triangle (not the tip), will shift. And lastly, in the red modes, the tiles will shift from black to white, white to red, and red to black. It can be extremely tough, especially the red triangle mode.
For now, all of the levels are unlocked, and the game does not require any permissions to install. More shapes will be added in the future!
This just started happening. Normally I press and hold the microphone icon on a text message and the lower portion of the phone brings up the "text to speech" controls, now all I see if the microphone (red) in the center of a small black circle, the rest is WHITE! You can barely make out the other controls, but they are covered in this white box!!
Please help, this is soooooooo annoying. Here is a snap of what I see.
Has anyone else, looking close at the display, noticed that when you have a white object or shape on the screen, there is a green outline on top and a red outline on the bottom? Is this just my device or is it a side effect of amoled displays.
I've attached an image of the X button for multitasking zoomed in because that's where it's most noticeable.
EDIT
Never mind turns out that it is to do with the pentile display matrix that optic amoled displays use.
Here's a link explaining it if anyone's interested https://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-2-vs-galaxy-s3-display-comparison-rgb-pentile-121182/