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Crumpler Case The p.p. 55

Hi,
I'd like to share with you that I am using a Crumpler case for my HTC TyTN II. The case I am using is called The p.p. 55. It fits the phone perfectly and is great for taking in and out of pockets. The only disadvantage is that it zips all the way round so is not particularly wired headphones friendly as you have to leave it unzipped at the bottom but overall I am very happy with it as a phone case.
Cheers,
andrew-in-woking

Got a link ?
I dont want my loose in my pocket, but the standard case that came in the box is way too bulky for when wearing jeans.

the att tilt (us version) doesn't come with a case. andrew, do u mind taking pics and posting them? i used to have the seido case which is awesome! i have the invsishield but haven't installed it yet.

With a quick google search I found it on amazon here.
Doesn't look too bad, with a variety of colours.
This was the original one that came with the phone:
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The massive problem was the un-removable clip on the back. I say un-removable, but it can be removed, though it would have to be permanently by clipping it off.

[Q] Stronger vibration, is that possible?

Hi guys
I have a problem, is it possible to make the vibration stronger when I receive call/text. I looked around and google it and it seems that a lot android users had the same problem. Most of the apps is crap (how to shake your phone to vibrate)
So does any of you know the solution, please? ?

Solution? It is a characteristic, not a problem. It isn't really an Android "issue" either. It is more hardware related. The vibration motor in most SE phones is quite small, the one in most HTCs is larger, for instance. You CAN change the duration and pulse pattern of the vibration effect, but it doesn't really do much. Apart from drain the battery more in the case of duration extension...
Not really sure why you need a pneumatic drill in your pocket though...

For the love of Hugh Jackman,
your thread title has a [Q] in front, why is it not in Q&A section???
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iridaki said:
For the love of Hugh Jackman,
your thread title has a [Q] in front, why is it not in Q&A section???
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Free screen protector for all new Razr users but should work on any phone.

Courtesy to Motorola you can have for quite a while nice, bubble free screen protection. All you gotta do is use some isopropyl alcohol (over 90% would be best but 70% will work too) with piece of soft cloth or even paper towel. Try to wipe off white painted symbols located on plastic foil that the phone comes with. Start wiping it in circular motion and work your way through until you see that white paint starts to disappear. I have done it on Droid X and the same trick worked on spanking new Razr Maxx HD. I know that most people who read this removed it, but for those who are about to buy one, it can be benefitial. Especially when you don't wanna buy one at VZ and paying them outrageous money. It doesn't last as long as regular screen protector but it is the only "freebie" you are gonna get from Moto and VZ.
Thanks for reading
Sent via Droid Razr Maxx HD

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[Q] Is area below screen touchable?

Does nexus 4 have full touch in area below display like HTX one x has?

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Serious ;D
My cousin has one x and that phone detects touch below screen, on capacitive (non on-screen buttouns), like you can scroll maps and other things even if you go on area below screen. Like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1806590
Also, maybe my poor english disoriented you ?

I really hope that was just a troll question. If you really don't even know that much, then please don't buy the device, for our sake.
The One X only does that through use of the capacitive buttons.

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...it's actually a pretty legitimate question guys. The palm (pre i think?) had this. It was an area below the screen where you could make gestures to control the phone.
To answer your question, no, the N4 does not have this. It would be cool if it did though. You could completely get rid of the onscreen buttons, have the whole screen to use, and use the gesture area below the screen to control the phone.
Maybe on the next nexus...
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[Q] Plastic layer on camera?

Hi guys,
For a long time I'm wondering is there's a plastic layer on the camera when you buy it. I notice something that could go for a plastic ring-formed layer around the camera lens, that holds a little dust at the rounded edges with time, but cant be pulled off? I tried all differend kind of things, but it won't come off... Still, I asked everyone of my family to see if they agree they see a plastic ring too, and they all said yes..
Have you noticed anything like this on your S4 camera?
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Yes, there is a plastic guard on camera.
In my case, it popped out a bit from corner some months ago, which I later pulled off.

I cant seem to pull it..
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there is a plastic layer over it
remember I tried to pull it off also and had some trouble since it seem not to remove
try with a sharp razor (at least that way I managed to remove it)