I've been having a bit of an issue with the touch screen sensitivity. (running cm, but had same issue on stock).
Ended up playing around with the '/sys/devices/platform/tegra_touch/gripsuppression'. Upping it from 10 to 30. Helped with scrollng, though I still feel the screen has a bit of trouble following my finger with rapid movement. Maybe that's just cm, though.
Anyone else been playing around with that? or have other suggestions on what to do to improve sensitivity?
EDIT. Of course, it'll make it less sensitive to presses.
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Hi there,
has anyone else experienced, that, after applying 1.93 the GSensor is much slower than at 1.37
While playing teeter at 1.37, the ball rolls to the left while lying on a flat surface, but it is very fast.
With 1.93, the ball is much slower, but I can calibrate the ball.
When playing some other games, I experience, that the sensor is too slow for a great gaming experience.
Is the sensitivity adjustable?
Thank you!!
Hi, I was wondering if there's a way to increase the touchscreen sensitivity of our device. I recently got an Adonit Jot Pro and I find that it is randomly skipping when scrolling through menus and stuff. It is not a problem with the pen as I have tested it on an iPad, I have also removed the shatterproof sheet on the device. I do currently have a screen protector installed. Increasing the touchscreen sensitivity can also help with daily tasks as well, I really like how sensitive my old HTC Butterfly is and I think that has an awesome screen sensitivity.
So I just got my p9 plus, but I found it lacking in several aspects when I compared the fluidity of the phone with my OnePlus One.
One of the major problem that I am facing is with the issue of screen stuttering as I attempt scroll and stop without lifting my finger from the screen. If you do this slowly, the screen will stutter a little. I have tested this with a display unit and the same problem happened. Doesn't happen on the P9 though.
Has anyone faced similar problems?
I got my crystal pro on Sunday, overall really happy with it (will be even happier when I get .124 and the improved AOD!) but am noticing a very slight rattle when tapping on certain parts of the screen.
It only happens when I tap the top right part of the screen, it is very minor but is certainly not consistent with the rest of the display. It is the part of the screen that will be sitting adjacent to the rear cameras so maybe it is the camera mechanism? Probably normal but I am kind of OCD about this kind of stuff.
Anybody else noticing this on their pro?
Same here next to the cameras. I thought it's the OIS but my first p30 pro (display issues) didn't do that or i never noticed it!
arsenal74 said:
I got my crystal pro on Sunday, overall really happy with it (will be even happier when I get .124 and the improved AOD!) but am noticing a very slight rattle when tapping on certain parts of the screen.
It only happens when I tap the top right part of the screen, it is very minor but is certainly not consistent with the rest of the display. It is the part of the screen that will be sitting adjacent to the rear cameras so maybe it is the camera mechanism? Probably normal but I am kind of OCD about this kind of stuff.
Anybody else noticing this on their pro?
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I can confirm that it is there, and if you tap and listen closely, the sound is originating from the back, so it's most likely the OIS in the cameras.
But it isn't an issue for me, as you have to use some force while tapping it to hear that rattle, using the phone normally with slight taps like I use every other touchscreen device, I can't hear any rattling sound whatsoever.
Dear all,
I had problems with my Note 10 virtual proximity sensor over the last months and it went worse from day to day.
Reading details in how the sensor works, I tried to figure out what might cause it not working properly.
The sensor seems to use the top ear phone speaker to broadcast ultrasonic sound and detecting whether it reflects.
So this lead me to the assumption, that a dirty speaker might cause trouble.
Now that speaker is so small that cleaning it is difficult.
This is what I tried:
I took a very small needle and rubbed it from left to right and back and forth on that speaker. I tried to get off as much dirt and dust as possible from it very small holes.
Difficult approach, but you might try that a well. A needle, some cleaning liquid, something to blue away that dust.
After I tried I first noticeably that the ear phone speaker was much louder again and testing with a WhatsApp voice message and with the CIA test menu, the sensor reacted much much better.
I'll give it some more days of testing but wanted to share those thoughts with you!
Let me know if you also have success
Best regards,
Christian
is there any fixed or module?
Promoting my app that blocks screen during phone calls.
It will help to minimize effects from non-reliable ultrasonic proximity sensor.
So even if screen suddenly turns on you'll not press something by ear or cheek.
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Promoting my app that blocks screen during phone calls.
It will help to minimize effects from non-reliable ultrasonic proximity sensor.
So even if screen suddenly turns on you'll not press something by ear or cheek.
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hi i download the app in playstore but not helped why? have android 12