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Hi guys,
with this tool you can switch between 'volume on' and 'vibrate' by shaking your phone
Just run it and click on 'Hide', so that it always run in background.
Please test it and tell me if the sensivity is ok and if it's not drain your battery to much.
Please donate for me! I'm a student and I spend all my free time for developing tools for you!
A cup of coffee for me
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4.00 EUR: Arne V
10.00 EUR: Mahmoud K
Thank you very much!
Changelog
Version 0.2 (07/11/08 14:10 pm)
Vibration feedback (1x long: vibration mode on, 2x short volume on)
A lot of settings for parameters. Just play around with them, because it's difficult to explain them.
At the moment settings will be lost, after closing my app.
application icon added
Version 0.1 (07/09/08 18:50 pm)
first release
Best regards,
Sascha
Sounds nice!
But how "hard" do you have to shuffle? I mean can it happen accidentially for example by running with the phone in your pocket?
horstborsch said:
Sounds nice!
But how "hard" do you have to shuffle? I mean can it happen accidentially for example by running with the phone in your pocket?
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That's why it takes so long until i published this app.
I coded it so, that nothing can happend! Only if you shuffle the device, it change to vibrate or back to volume on.
I think it is not possible, that this happens, when you having your phone in your pocket ..... ok i don't know what you are doing the whole day...maybe it is possible
COOL!
Not to be ungrateful...but would it be possible to write something similar that will put an alarm into "Snooze" mode?
eg...Alarm goes off and instead of me having to navigate through the menu's to stop or snooze, I would just shake it?
i'd like to have a function by shuffling the diamond, that the screen goes on or off...
well done!
But is there any notification if you shake it that the status change is preformed?
So if you do it with the screen switched off you need a feedback if it was sucessfull. Maybe one beep for vibrate and two beeps for volume on?
daren1 said:
COOL!
Not to be ungrateful...but would it be possible to write something similar that will put an alarm into "Snooze" mode?
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That sounds cool! I'll figure out that.
horstborsch said:
well done!
But is there any notification if you shake it that the status change is preformed?
So if you do it with the screen switched off you need a feedback if it was sucessfull. Maybe one beep for vibrate and two beeps for volume on?
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It doesn't work, when the device is in standby!
If the device is on, you see it in title bar.
But i could also add a vibration feedback when switching.
Nice trick !
I will have a look at this...
Thanks !
@sushi : did you use the Gsensor API for that ?
its perfect!
@MonteCristoffOn:
I figured it out by myself, how to use the gsensor.
But at the end it was easier and faster to use the finished api, which was published a few days ago.
Works great so far!! But one question: Would it be possible to start the app completely in the background like a service? Thanks alot for your work!!
cheers
neoTheone said:
Works great so far!! But one question: Would it be possible to start the app completely in the background like a service? Thanks alot for your work!!
cheers
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Yes, that's what i want to do in one of the next versions.
very sweet indeed!! I would also vote for a short vibration feedback after switching and customized actions to perform.. Thank you
After testing, i figured out, that my app works when the phone is in standby. First i said, that it won't...
In next release i give you the possibilty to change parameters, so that we can find the optimal settings.
neoTheone said:
very sweet indeed!! I would also vote for a short vibration feedback after switching and customized actions to perform.. Thank you
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Works great on the TLR V2 Rom
Would also love to have a little vibrate when the profile is switched.
Thanks for the cool app
thank you again, i don't know if the "cup of coffee" link is there because of my suggestion (from the thflo3d thread) or it was already there but i think i did good use of it.
not enough for a mercedes or a new girl friend but sure enough for at least a "six pack"
thank you!
KukurikU said:
not enough for a new girl friend
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What a shame! I need a new girl friend so much
But, thank you very much!
sushilange said:
In next release i give you the possibilty to change parameters, so that we can find the optimal settings.
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Yes please provider a slider or something to be able to set the sensitivity by ourselves..... cuz sometimes when I shake it, it changes... other times it doesn't But the intention of this program: I love it!
Working Great!!
Awesome App!
i agree with other comments about the below....
As mentioned, a small vibrate or noise ( maybe make a noise when switch to loud, and vibrate it when switch to vibrate ??)
The shake to "wake up" the fone sounds awesome.
also shake to snooze or turn off the alarm.
Also things such as turning the phone over would work well with the alarm functions, and turning off the alarm
How about turn phone over to snooze alarm... shake it to stop alarm ???
Hello!
GSuspend simple tool which put device to suspend (standby) mode when HTC Diamand is facedown.
To unload start it again.
To install , just extract folder to Program Files, and copy .lnk to Windows\Start Menu\Programs.
After new ROM has issued, GSEN stop worked stabily, and i started to search my favourity ability of gsen - facedown suspend. But i can't find replacement of GSEN in this ability.
Finally fight win my desire against my laziness and done this application.
In the base of this app was SensorLock thanks surfsmurf.
I hope somebody also find it usefull.
Thanks
P.S. Improved power management.
Still looking sample to catch event of incoming call, if somebody can share C++
Tnx, I'll try it right now!
[EDIT] Works perfect! Very small and light application btw.
One thing I noticed; my phone is not locked with PocketShield after turning back on.
Thanks
roma_pop said:
Hello!
GSuspend simple tool which put device to suspend (standby) mode when HTC Diamand is facedown.
After new ROM has issued, GSEN stop worked stabily, and i started to search my favourity ability of gsen - facedown suspend. But i can't find replacement of GSEN in this ability.
Finally fight win my desire against my laziness and done this application.
In the base of this app was SensorLock thanks surfsmurf.
I hope somebody also find it usefull.
Thanks
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Thank you for what must've cost you time & valued effort.
Is it possible for you to modify this in a way that it would automatically Silence the device when facedown, and back to normal volume settings on all other positions? I find it VERY useful to have that -instead of having to turn it face up & down everytime a call comes in". Everybody else apparently misses the point that a phone vibrating on wooden desks is just as terribley impolite as having it spitting jams left & right.
Do consider it...
changeScreen has a feature built into it that can suspend the phone when it's flipped face down
ruskiyab said:
changeScreen has a feature built into it that can suspend the phone when it's flipped face down
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I didn't need any others functionality, so i've made for my desires.
roma_pop said:
I didn't need any others functionality, so i've made for my desires.
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thats exactly what I want
but I think "upside down" or "Portrait 180" is more reliable for this job
and a small vibrate in the hand to confirm the suspend is good too
1KB MEM . . . thats awesome
thanks,
Sorry , i noticed battery drain, will work on that , sorry
is this app only turn off scren on face down or it is suspend device, because changescreen only tunr off screen??
"upside down" or "Portrait 180" excellent idea
but i dont need vibrate(i hate it)
I'm a little confused now . I'm reading about an app that turns the device on silent when faced down. This is what I'm looking for, so I can easily mute during a meeting. Vibrate on 'siwtch' is also perfectly. But my confusion is: which app do I need (or doe'sn't it exist for now )
watikjebrom said:
I'm a little confused now . I'm reading about an app that turns the device on silent when faced down. This is what I'm looking for, so I can easily mute during a meeting. Vibrate on 'siwtch' is also perfectly. But my confusion is: which app do I need (or doe'sn't it exist for now )
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If you receive a call during a meeting, the function to turn your phone face-down to mute the call is already build in. (maybe you have to activate it using Advanced Configuration)
GSuspend it a tool to put your device in standby on face-down.
johanromijn said:
If you receive a call during a meeting, the function to turn your phone face-down to mute the call is already build in. (maybe you have to activate it using Advanced Configuration)
GSuspend it a tool to put your device in standby on face-down.
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TouchLockPro can do the same (configurable), is also small and is at the same time a lock/unlock program. Beside the GSensor, it also can couple commands to capacitive swipes, e.g. to suspend the device.
johanromijn said:
If you receive a call during a meeting, the function to turn your phone face-down to mute the call is already build in. (maybe you have to activate it using Advanced Configuration)
GSuspend it a tool to put your device in standby on face-down.
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The 'turn-to-mute' function is working oké, but what I'm looking for is an app that turns my device on 'silent' when my device ís faceddown and 'normal' faced-up. So when I'm in a meeting I don't have to switch profile or flip my phone
watikjebrom said:
The 'turn-to-mute' function is working oké, but what I'm looking for is an app that turns my device on 'silent' when my device ís faceddown and 'normal' faced-up. So when I'm in a meeting I don't have to switch profile or flip my phone
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Right on, +1 here. In meetings, if you're unprepared, you'd have to flip over & over & over, etc..., everytime you get a call. It gets irritating until you actually start pushing buttons and adjusting it manually...
If you have that meeting scheduled in your calendar, you could try G-Profile for example.
Based on your calendar, G-Profile can adjust your notification settings.
shirreer said:
Right on, +1 here. In meetings, if you're unprepared, you'd have to flip over & over & over, etc..., everytime you get a call. It gets irritating until you actually start pushing buttons and adjusting it manually...
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Probably i can release app that kind, but still looking for solution to reduce power consumption. Otherwise this all are useless.
Any ideas, how to correctly snooze program appreciated and really helps me.
Sry i'm not a proffesional designer, don't ask from me too much pls.
Thanks
shirreer said:
Right on, +1 here. In meetings, if you're unprepared, you'd have to flip over & over & over, etc..., everytime you get a call. It gets irritating until you actually start pushing buttons and adjusting it manually...
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That's exactly what I mean. I don't use the build-in calender so G-Profile won't work for me
watikjebrom said:
I'm a little confused now . I'm reading about an app that turns the device on silent when faced down. This is what I'm looking for, so I can easily mute during a meeting. Vibrate on 'siwtch' is also perfectly. But my confusion is: which app do I need (or doe'sn't it exist for now )
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hi,
Have you try with this soft : MobilMagic
very powerfull and customized tool, it can do what you want.... but don't know if it drain battery a lot or not.
GSuspend is very cool, simple and do exactly what i want but, when i switch on the screen, it switch off again (only 1 time but....) i don't know why, need to switch on 2 times.
V.
I can't find a way to turn this off - can anybody help please? It's loud and horrible
AndyGarton said:
I can't find a way to turn this off - can anybody help please? It's loud and horrible
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Even though I dont own an HD2 (yet).. try going in settings tab then down the bottom choose "menu/all settings", then choose personal, then phone and sellect keypad "off".. take care
Thank you, that worked (can't believe I missed it).
no worries... Its easy to get lost some times in wm, even more so when this is masked by htc sense ui
Great, thanks for the tip! I thought I had been through all sub-menus but I somehow missed the "Personal" one
AndyGarton said:
Thank you, that worked (can't believe I missed it).
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don't worry, you're not alone.. i totally missed it too...
as i read the first reply i was like 'wtf?'
then it became obvious... lol.
thanks for starting this thread, cause i woulda never found out.
saintnickxiii said:
don't worry, you're not alone.. i totally missed it too...
as i read the first reply i was like 'wtf?'
then it became obvious... lol.
thanks for starting this thread, cause i woulda never found out.
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im with u
u solved my problem too
thank u .
We almost need a thread called ,
"Everything you want to know about HD2 but were afraid to ask" ..
I know there are some things that I just missed that were staring me right in the face ...
Anyone know how to disable this through the registry? I'm trying to sort this out when XDA_UC runs.
I flash A LOT and it's a pain to do this every single time.
EDIT: Got it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6945714&postcount=367
HKCU \ ControlPanel \ Sounds \ Keypress
Beep Mode: 0
Sigh... Missed it BIG TIME. It was right there...Below the "play" and "stop" button........ Thank you for starting this thread
WTF-moment...
this is one of the most baffling things about WM. i always forget where this is located ever since my touch diamond days.
cheers m8 helped me as well, the keypad tone was really annoying and I had no clue in how to turn it off.
ok... im not the only one
hahahah i just what i was looking for!! thanks for the solution
Thanks!
Thanks for the help!
How do i turn off typing sound of messaging?
Hey i cant find any way to turn off keyboard sound during messaging...
When i set system volume from volume button to minimum then it also minimizes my sms alert volume...
I have turned off keypad tones from settings>personal>phone but it doesn't turn off keyboard sound during messaging...
please help me out!!!
arslankhan20 said:
Hey i cant find any way to turn off keyboard sound during messaging...
When i set system volume from volume button to minimum then it also minimizes my sms alert volume...
I have turned off keypad tones from settings>personal>phone but it doesn't turn off keyboard sound during messaging...
please help me out!!!
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Hi,
go to settings/more settings/sounds & notifications.
Regards
Getrid
Hello everybody
I was wondering if there is a way for the led to blink and also to hear an alarm tone for missed calls or sms even if the device goes to sleep.
yiannisor said:
Hello everybody
I was wondering if there is a way for the led to blink and also to hear an alarm tone for missed calls or sms even if the device goes to sleep.
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try it with KeypadLedControl and G-alarm , go to http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/about to get it
what exactly does KeypadLedControl do?
now I found MSentinel from below forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=529227
It will not fix the phone not waking up when a message is receive, but if you miss a message, it will notify you once again, with sound and led notification cause it will wake the phone, been testing it now and it works.
now I found MSentinel from below forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=529227
It will not fix the phone not waking up when a message is receive, but if you miss a message, it will notify you once again, with sound and led notification cause it will wake the phone, been testing it now and it works.
KeypadLedControl sadly doesn't work on my X2, anyway thanks for trying to help.
Hakim Rahman said:
try it with KeypadLedControl and G-alarm , go to http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/about to get it
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robuash said:
KeypadLedControl sadly doesn't work on my X2, anyway thanks for trying to help.
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if it can not work for you, maybe you could try DontForget can you get in http://magazin.softimage.cz/dontforget/app-description/
and use these regs file
I appreciate your efforts but it doesn't work neither, really it works, but it awakes the phone wheter there is a missed call or not, i say, it's awaking the phone all the time. The app looks fine but this is a badass phone. Anyway, thank you.
Hakim Rahman said:
if it can not work for you, maybe you could try DontForget can you get in http://magazin.softimage.cz/dontforget/app-description/
and use these regs file
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Well, it is not what we were looking for, but it does the job, works fine enough for me. Thank you.
beenox27 said:
now I found MSentinel from below forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=529227
It will not fix the phone not waking up when a message is receive, but if you miss a message, it will notify you once again, with sound and led notification cause it will wake the phone, been testing it now and it works.
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I`m looking about the same.
Charging and incoming call indication LED to continue blinking until there is missed call. If some one found solution please share.
Those application do not fit Xperia X2: Blinker.1.2; DontForgetPPC; LeoExtendedNotifications_v0.92
I use S2U2. This software has an alarm (tone or vibrator) for missed calls or sms with many features. It works even if the device goes to sleep.
http://s2u2.ac-s2.com/
But no support for led
Download SetEdit app from playstore. Scroll down to heptic feed back. It will say 0. Edit to value 1 and save. Staying even after reboot. Back,home ect works.
Next for crappy fingerprint response do this. Erase all save prints. Now go to settings display and tick on touch sensitivity now go back and add new prints. Now go back and untick touch sensitivity. Mine reads faster and opens usually on first try
Fingerprint response fix rly works fine! Thx!
Wounderfu said:
Fingerprint response fix rly works fine! Thx!
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Yes. Wish more people would read this. Everyone is saying touch responce is a bug. And its not at all
jimrfraser said:
Yes. Wish more people would read this. Everyone is saying touch responce is a bug. And its not at all
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Samsung should have done this from the start, Samsung software is really slow sadly, probably my last device unless Samsung improve its device' performance.
Fingerprint response fix rly works fine! Thx!
Hi,
could someone make a small video from it please?
Thanks
djsven said:
Hi,
could someone make a small video from it please?
Thanks
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I explained pretty well. No need for a video
Thanks,
yes you did.
But i meen how fast the fingerprint now response.
djsven said:
Thanks,
yes you did.
But i meen how fast the fingerprint now response.
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read 4 post up. Yes other people have used my fix and agree it works
Thanks the fingerprint fix really fixed the issue
How to remove vibration on the notification? Its disturbing
Mikkel Nf said:
How to remove vibration on the notification? Its disturbing
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So this might be whats doing it, make sure notification reminders is set to off because I know when I pick up my phone after I've gotten a notification the phone vibrates to let me know I missed something.
Just double checked it's in vibration intensity, which is buried in the sound settings. I promise. You can control when and how intense the vibration is.