Solution to irresponsive back/home key
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Sorry that just isn't a fact. Just because he did not receive a value does not mean it is a hardware problem. If the software threshold is set to low to register as a detection then that's exactly what would happen and could be adjust to fix this issue. Not saying it is 100% software or hardware as we just don't know yet but most of the time unresponsive capacitive buttons is a software issue.
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doing a bit translation from Taiwan version if you guys can't wait. not sure if I used the correct words though, hope you don't mind.
1.29.709.12(214.04MB)
1. virtual button sensitivity adjusted
2. slow motion video quality improved under low lit
3. better Beats Audio experience
4. better background noise when using headphone
5. better bluetooth device matching
some said back button issue fixed after upgrading.
This is great news, and just in time, will cancel my s4 exchange.
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I'd like to know exactly what they changed to fix this, and when it will be available to US users.
Calibration seemed to help on my end. Then again it was coming and going in the first place so I am not sure if it is a true fix. Anyways, this problem is only a minor deal in my humble opinion considering how awesome the rest of the phone is and I am not getting all bent out of shape. I am sure it will get fixed one way or the other...
Thank you. I've talked to Moe on IRC. He needs to calm down about this as does everybody else. I'm sure HTC is working on a solution. I, for one, haven't noticed the problem on my phone.
And that's exactly why you're saying we should all calm down, maybe if you were having the issue you wouldn't be saying that.
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And that's exactly why you're saying we should all calm down, maybe if you were having the issue you wouldn't be saying that.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
I'm hoping HTC will fix the issue too. I'm not affected by it so I'm not letting emotion dictate my response to the problem like moe is doing(seriously, read his rants on IRC). I'm looking at it with a level head. There is a software update in their home country that says it addresses it. That means they are working on the problem. We already know that not all the LCD panels are the same, the same could be true with the digitizers too. That would explain why some have the problem and others don't. If they did fix it in the update then the problem might just be a calibration issue on some models of digitizers.
A fix is coming, I have no doubt that HTC will address this soon. The phone has only been released for a few days in the States and a few weeks globally.
As there are people who says that 1.29 is fixing this issue, maybe this could help.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2245615
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2245615
My first HTC One had this issue within half an hour of opening the box, i believe it to be a problematic first batch, my second was overheating constantly and i'm now on my third, it doesn't get as hot as the first but still a bit too warm for my liking.
Luckily no more back button issue.
If you have this problem then i would recommend sending it back, i'm sure HTC are aware of it and it is a hardware issue and nothing to do with unlocking whatsoever, as like i said it happened to mine literally half an hour out of the box.
If a software update fixes it then great but it's still a little worrying for a brand new phone, especially one of this calibre.
Luckily no more back button issue.
If you have this problem then i would recommend sending it back, i'm sure HTC are aware of it and it is a hardware issue and nothing to do with unlocking whatsoever, as like i said it happened to mine literally half an hour out of the box.
If a software update fixes it then great but it's still a little worrying for a brand new phone, especially one of this calibre.
I have tried the new Roms and it does fix it for our phones.
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12Hey all,
for those of you who are experiencing irresponsive back/home buttons you could try this below:
go to settings -> language&keyboard ->HTC sense input -> advanced -> calibration tool
When you're calibrating the keyboard, press the keys very lightly, after you're done you should have a better back/home key response.
At least it worked for me hope this helps!!!1
doing a bit translation from Taiwan version if you guys can't wait. not sure if I used the correct words though, hope you don't mind.
1.29.709.12(214.04MB)
1. virtual button sensitivity adjusted
2. slow motion video quality improved under low lit
3. better Beats Audio experience
4. better background noise when using headphone
5. better bluetooth device matching
some said back button issue fixed after upgrading.1And that's exactly why you're saying we should all calm down, maybe if you were having the issue you wouldn't be saying that.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
I'm hoping HTC will fix the issue too. I'm not affected by it so I'm not letting emotion dictate my response to the problem like moe is doing(seriously, read his rants on IRC). I'm looking at it with a level head. There is a software update in their home country that says it addresses it. That means they are working on the problem. We already know that not all the LCD panels are the same, the same could be true with the digitizers too. That would explain why some have the problem and others don't. If they did fix it in the update then the problem might just be a calibration issue on some models of digitizers.
A fix is coming, I have no doubt that HTC will address this soon. The phone has only been released for a few days in the States and a few weeks globally.
