Menu and Back button colors - Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Excuse me if this has been addressed already but is there a way to change the colors of these buttons on the bottom of the phone?
Another thought, is there anyway to have the buttons flash certain colors when screen is off for notifications. I know we already have a led notification light but flashing buttons would be kinda cool too.
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chadrehmet said:
Excuse me if this has been addressed already but is there a way to change the colors of these buttons on the bottom of the phone?
Another thought, is there anyway to have the buttons flash certain colors when screen is off for notifications. I know we already have a led notification light but flashing buttons would be kinda cool too.
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Probably not they aren't RGB leds like the notification light, just regular white leds.
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Can't be done. Hardware limitation. Those buttons don't have colored lights behind them.
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LED Color notifications

Is anyone running an app on their slide for changing the led colors when messages,calls, etc comes in( for non-rooted phones) or do you need root for this?
LED Notifications
I have tried many; all have been a epic failure showing only a green light no matter the color selected... And I'm not running root, not yet anyway...
Wonder if it has to be something like the trackball for nexus (trackball alert free) ill test that tomorrow and post back if it works
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Jrbourque said:
Wonder if it has to be something like the trackball for nexus (trackball alert free) ill test that tomorrow and post back if it works
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Tackball alert doesn't work, it requires custom ROM's not available to us, just tried it. no matter what colour I picked it flashed green
Wow that really sucks lol
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After looking at the LED real close while it was charging I noticed the orange is at the top of the spot and the green is at the bottom. If you look real close while it is lit up you'll notice there 2 LEDs on the chip, so it looks like orange and green are all we'll be able to get

Led notifications

Hello!
Now that we have root, I'd like to know if we can in some way modify the notification light so that it uses the led on the homescreen led?
Would be so much better then the one on the side!
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Didnt even know we had one on the front
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hargibi said:
Hello!
Now that we have root, I'd like to know if we can in some way modify the notification light so that it uses the led on the homescreen led?
Would be so much better then the one on the side!
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Well it's gonna be pretty hard, since there's no LED on the front, only an ambient light sensor and a proximity sensor....
I think maybe the OP means the lights between the buttons on the homescreen.
Cim_XII said:
Well it's gonna be pretty hard, since there's no LED on the front, only an ambient light sensor and a proximity sensor....
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There is too a led light on the front.
There behind the home button!
I would LOVE THIS!!!
Yea lol I thought normally things see on the top yea the bottom lights would be amazing but camy see it been done really
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Im using the application "Light Flow" from the market on my play
although it only does the light on the top of the phone it is useful for it to flash different colours.
Don't beleve the ambient light is a multicolor led anyways...
SKIBBE said:
Don't beleve the ambient light is a multicolor led anyways...
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Pretty sure its not, but it would be so awsome if the led behind the homekey could just light up whenever something hapened. that way i could just have it in the dark at home and see if it lights up at all time without having to turn it the right way.
whatsapps does have the features to use different colour side led when a new notification arrived....
Blink - Just search on the Market for it =)
superlimau said:
whatsapps does have the features to use different colour side led when a new notification arrived....
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yup whatsapp can change the colour of the side LED for notification
I had BLN on my SGS Captivate. It would be awesome to find a way to do the same with the front button lights on the Arc.

LED Notification color

Will the Samsung Galaxy s 4 have the option to change the LED colors for notifications?
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inphamous36 said:
Will the Samsung Galaxy s 4 have the option to change the LED colors for notifications?
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Yes, using a third party app is very likely.
inphamous36 said:
Will the Samsung Galaxy s 4 have the option to change the LED colors for notifications?
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u will have option on it about LED
and almost of apps (with notification) have option for colors of LED.
like facebook and etc.
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inphamous36 said:
Will the Samsung Galaxy s 4 have the option to change the LED colors for notifications?
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I hope so buddy. I find the LED notification to be extremely useful. Great not having to turn on the screen each time to see if you missed something. Just wished Samsung got more creative with the notification like LG did with the Optimus Pro.
MoReNitO303 said:
I hope so buddy. I find the LED notification to be extremely useful. Great not having to turn on the screen each time to see if you missed something. Just wished Samsung got more creative with the notification like LG did with the Optimus Pro.
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That's what light flow is for broseph.
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phositadc said:
That's what light flow is for broseph.
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What I meant about "more creative" was that LG decided to make the LED notification around the home button instead of a blinking dot on the device. As far as apps, Light Flow is definitely the way to go.
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MoReNitO303 said:
What I meant about "more creative" was that LG decided to make the LED notification around the home button instead of a blinking dot on the device. As far as apps, Light Flow is definitely the way to go.
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Lg was not the first to come with that design. Just saying. My htc flyer had this design too.

NoLed app not working

Is it me or the noLed app is not working on this device.
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silkshocker said:
Is it me or the noLed app is not working on this device.
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Mine is working but for some reason I can't use the default "messages" notification. I have to use the specific one for handcent. It was also causing some issues with my gallery and stock browser.
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I didn't realize people are still using this after SIII since we DO have an LED notification light and apps like Light Flow and Light Manager to control them now.... any reason I'm not understanding? Feeling nostalgic or are more of a visual learner preferring to see the icon instead of a flashing light?
KryptosXLayer2 said:
I didn't realize people are still using this after SIII since we DO have an LED notification light and apps like Light Flow and Light Manager to control them now.... any reason I'm not understanding? Feeling nostalgic or are more of a visual learner preferring to see the icon instead of a flashing light?
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For me I like the larger, brighter, moving icon that catches my attention faster than a single LED. To each their own though.
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mickeywdw1254 said:
For me I like the larger, brighter, moving icon that catches my attention faster than a single LED. To each their own though.
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Of course, just wondering! Thanks for your insight :good:
Can you look at the led light and tell whether an incoming message is Gmail or a text? NoLed has icon notification that lets you know what is coming vs just a blinking light.
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I can tell the difference. I use Handcent SMS and it allows for custom LED notifcations, also a few roms had custom led color features.
silkshocker said:
Can you look at the led light and tell whether an incoming message is Gmail or a text? NoLed has icon notification that lets you know what is coming vs just a blinking light.
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If you had searched for Light Flow or Light Manager, you'd know that those apps are designed specifically to change the notification lights to tell you what app is has a notification.... So.... Yeah, there's that.... Hmmm
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Does the N3 have an led notification light?

Anyone know?
As the N2 does not.
Thanks in advance.
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2manycells said:
Anyone know?
As the N2 does not.
Thanks in advance.
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I would imagine that the N3 has an LED notification light. But the N2 also has an LED notification light. It is just left of the top speaker grille, above the Samsung logo.
Great thanks. If the N2 has one then the N3 should have one two.
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N2 does hv LED notification light...
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From the hands on videos, it does Have a notification light
this guy has had a note 2 for a year, and didn't know he had an LED notification
I assume it is the tiny blue one like on the S4?
Iwas wondering same... I can't see any notification led but maybe I'm blind
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Multi-color please
My fingers are crossed the notification LED is multi-color (and more than just red/green/yellow) so you can quickly identify the type of notification without relying on a blink pattern.
DCLocal said:
My fingers are crossed the notification LED is multi-color (and more than just red/green/yellow) so you can quickly identify the type of notification without relying on a blink pattern.
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I have the S3 and never really noticed a "blinking pattern"...
Mine just blinks (blue and green and red). On / off / on etc.
Tell me more about this pattern?
There are 2 dots next to the speaker grill, so there should be a LED notification light.
As to multi colour led lights, you can always use apps that make multi led colours! I have atm purple, blue, red, orange, yellow and green for my notifications.
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This is an impt feature for me as well. So disappointed when S2 didnt have it. Hopefully samsung dont disappoint this time round
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sianzb0i said:
This is an impt feature for me as well. So disappointed when S2 didnt have it. Hopefully samsung dont disappoint this time round
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You know it DOES have a notification led!
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DMax99 said:
You know it DOES have a notification led!
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You mean for note3?
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sianzb0i said:
You mean for note3?
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there's not a chance that they have removed it on note 3
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How many colors?
jasweb said:
Tell me more about this pattern?
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Some phones use a pattern to differentiate different alerts (text, email, voice mail, etc.) and there are apps that let you control this too as there are apps that let you assign different colors.
DMax99 said:
As to multi-color led lights, you can always use apps that make multi led colours! I have atm purple, blue, red, orange, yellow and green for my notifications.
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This only works if the LED supports those colors, some LEDs are only 1, 2 or 3 colors like the HTC EVOs. They use a pattern instead of color, otherwise red for charge, green when charged or blinking green for notification and yellow for low battery.
I just hope the GN3 notification LED supports multiple colors. Is the notification on other Galaxy phones multi-color?
I would assume the Note 3 would have something similar to the Note 2. I have red when charging, green when fully charged, blinking blue for most notifications, blinking green for a text message. Don't see why they would get rid of that.
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If you have N2 and don't see LED notification light, then you probably won't see it on N3 either, because evidently you don't get anything to be notified about...
N2 has 3-color LED and these colors can be combined producing different colors (require additional apps or even kernel)
Don't worry guys, I'm sure the led is cheap enough for Samsung to keep in the GN3.
This video will answer all of you the questioning regarding the led notification:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wkJJQ7ZJjZ4
NB: GN3 is the one on the RIGHT!
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If anyone is still in doubt the Note 3 I had this weekend has a notification LED. I don't think Samsung has time to remove it in the next week or so.

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