Hello,
Do you feel the same feedback vibration from the keyboard comparing Samsung et Swiftkey keyboard ? Looks different...
What do you think about the feedback vibration while typing?
For me I turn off all kinds of vibrations for any device I use, they're very annoying.
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Hello,
I just want to decrease the haptic feedback vibration length of capacitive buttons.
Adjusting haptic vibrations was possible in CM7 roms, but I can't wait for ICS. It's so annoying and killing me. I don't want to completely disable it too.
I don't know anything about rom development or kernel development. Is it possible to tweak that myself?
Thanks.
No love for me
I turned on Vibrate on Touch in the settings, but the haptic feedback on the Navigation buttons, and long-presses is extremely light. On notifications it is fine, and when I set the vibration length on the keyboard to 15+ms it is fine.
It's as if the haptic feedback for system purposes is set to around 5ms or something. Any thoughts?
you're probably right in that it's just different time setups for system haptic feedback
(first thing i turned off ymmv)
Do you have any idea where I could find the vibration length for haptic on the system level?
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Do you have any idea where I could find the vibration length for haptic on the system level?
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seems like that might be limited to a thing for custom roms, if at all
i honestly don't know, sorry
Hi,
I have done a script to automatically switch my phone into vibrate mode when I am close to my work building.
Unfortunately, the task of switching the phone to vibrate mode generates a vibration haptic feedback
This is annoying because each time I am coming close to my office, I think I have received a SMS, and in reality it is just the phone switch automatically to vibration mode.
How can I turn off this haptic feedback when switching to vibration mode?
Regards, Chris
Hi, I am surprised no one is interested in having vibrate mode without having the haptic feedback.
Regards, Chris
Some ROMs have an option to disable haptic feedback. Look for it under Settings > Sound. On Omni ROM, it's called "Vibrate on touch".
This is a bit annoying. Always the haptic feedback...
Hi All:
I have used more than one HTC smartphones (One S & M8), then I left HTC for Samsung because of a thing it could sound strange but it is about my control over my smartphone & how I feel regarding the smartphone I'm using.
I have two questions I'd like from A9 owners to answer me regarding it:-
1- Vibration feedback .... when you answer a call & the phone screen is on, HTC UI will assume that you need to be notified that your call have been answered by vibrating ....... in A9 is the case still the same or I can stop vibrating completely ??
2- Vibration feedback when using fingerprint scanner ........... again I read some where every time you use fingerprint scanner the phone will vibrate when you pass the lock !!!!!!!!!!!!??
I hope the case is not the same anymore, HTC should stop this vibrating stuff since the battery is already small & vibrating consume more power & for me it is so annoying thing.
a Smartphone should only vibrate when I want it to vibrate, it is something up to me not to HTC UI or Android !
You can disable haptic feedback once and for all in settings.
No by disable haptic feedback.
Iam still facing same, i already disable all haptic feedback and all vibrations.
Anyone else having haptic feedback typing issue? When I start typing fast the haptic feedback would skip vibration. It doesn't always happen but it occurs enough for me to notice. It especially happens when the 5th row number keys are displayed. It doesn't mistype just skips the vibration so when your typing fast it feels like you missed a letter but actually didn't.
I consulted with Google support and they told me to reset the keyboard cache, reboot to safe mode and nothing works. Anyone else experiencing this issue?
I had the same issue with SwiftKey and resolved it by setting the vibration duration to >= 15ms.
Yeah I tried it with swiftkey as well and had the issue. I just want the lowest ms feedback as possible. I wonder if it's hardware
Yeah, it seems the hardware is physically limited to certain duration, and any setting below that duration will cause some instability with the motor. I really don't like the vibrate motor of the pixel.