I can't seem to disable it, it still vibrates whenever i press a letter on the keyboard. Everything else is disabled though.
Where is the option for haptic feedback for the keyboard?
Spammaren said:
I can't seem to disable it, it still vibrates whenever i press a letter on the keyboard. Everything else is disabled though.
Where is the option for haptic feedback for the keyboard?
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Most keyboards have haptic feedback option in keyboard settings. At least stock and SwiftKey.
Go to language & input and untick vibrate on key press in settings next to the keyboard you are using.
cokratex said:
Most keyboards have haptic feedback option in keyboard settings. At least stock and SwiftKey.
Go to language & input and untick vibrate on key press in settings next to the keyboard you are using.
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The problem is i can't find it in there. There is no haptic feedback button in the Language & input section of Settings.
cokratex said:
Most keyboards have haptic feedback option in keyboard settings. At least stock and SwiftKey.
Go to language & input and untick vibrate on key press in settings next to the keyboard you are using.
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Oh never mind. I found it. Just not used to ICS
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How do I get rid of the haptic feedback on the keyboard? It really not needed when I have vibration on press on anyway.
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it can be done in the settings
if using touchflo
settings
all settings
if not using touchflo
start
settings
personal tab
input (keyboard icon)
options
untick - vibrate when keys are pressed
that should sort it for you
Any one figure out how to turn off the vibrate while typing on keyboard, without turning off the haptic touch buttons at the bottom?
I wasvtrying to do it too, no option it seems. Hopefully somebody has better ideas though.
Can turn off Haptic feedback in Sound and display but that turns off all Haptic feedback on the phone but it will make it stop giving you feedback on the samsung keyboard
Yeah, don't see any settings for the 'vibrate on keypress' for the Samsung Keyboard. Only advice I could give would be to use the Swype Keyboard (you don't actually have to swipe. You can still type) and disable 'vibrate on keypress' in Swype's settings.
This has had me scratching my head. On the HTC Surround (which i owned for a few days) there is haptic feedback on the keyboard as you type. Yet on the Samsung Focus there isnt and to top it off there isnt a setting to change that as well. Anyone notice this? Its very annoying because i like the touch feedback i get from the keyboard. Anyone?
Can you guide me to the setting? I seriously have not been able to see it.
It has it. My settings for key press sounds is active. When typing words it vibrates, when dialing it makes key stroke sounds.
Yeah i dont get any haptic feedback on the keyboard, only the capacitive buttons have haptic feedback, i wish there was a way to turn it on for the keyboard.
lungothrin said:
Yeah i dont get any haptic feedback on the keyboard, only the capacitive buttons have haptic feedback, i wish there was a way to turn it on for the keyboard.
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There has to be. Has anyone seen it in the diag menu?
Hi.
I was wondering whether you get haptic feedback on touching the screen when on silent / vibrate mode.
Is it that only the softkeys and keyboard give haptic feedback when on silent / vibrate mode?
There is no vibration when I click on folders, apps, etc. Only softkeys and keyboard give haptic feedback.
Just want to confirm if its like that by default and nothing is wrong with my device, because I did a factory reset twice.
Thanks.
nileshrparge said:
Hi.
I was wondering whether you get haptic feedback on touching the screen when on silent / vibrate mode.
Is it that only the softkeys and keyboard give haptic feedback when on silent / vibrate mode?
There is no vibration when I click on folders, apps, etc. Only softkeys and keyboard give haptic feedback.
Just want to confirm if its like that by default and nothing is wrong with my device, because I did a factory reset twice.
Thanks.
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Yes its normal
it works when u use keys and keyboard and on certain UI
There are some turn off's in the keyboard settings but autocorrect continues and tries to correct words that don't need correction.
TIA
pego99 said:
There are some turn off's in the keyboard settings but autocorrect continues and tries to correct words that don't need correction.
TIA
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Which keyboard are you using? Samsung or swype on stock?
Samsung keyboard but I figured it out hold down the dictation key on the keyboard and a menu appears choose the settings gear and turn off predictive text.