Originally Posted by smotrs

Omnia outside the US and Instinct within the US. Those were the only two I played with. I had the Instinct for 3 months before the Touch Pro finally became available.

Ah, I gotcha. Yeah I've played with the Instinct a little bit and liked the vibration response. I'll look into getting different patterns of vibrations to mimic that. Thanks!

I like the direction this is going great job so far.

Originally Posted by Darkchaser

I guess I'm the only one who has a problem.....

My phone is a Hermes / 8525 / TyTN.

Everything works fine after install, settings are ok and vibrate is fine. However after I leave the phone idle for a while, THE TOUCHSCREEN IS DISABLED. No joke, I touch my screen and nothing. I had to soft-reset which thankfully revived my touchscreen. Just for testing sakes, I left it idle again and sure enough, my touchscreen gets disabled again.
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Same phone, same problem

Originally Posted by Darkchaser

I guess I'm the only one who has a problem.....

My phone is a Hermes / 8525 / TyTN.

Everything works fine after install, settings are ok and vibrate is fine. However after I leave the phone idle for a while, THE TOUCHSCREEN IS DISABLED. No joke, I touch my screen and nothing. I had to soft-reset which thankfully revived my touchscreen. Just for testing sakes, I left it idle again and sure enough, my touchscreen gets disabled again.

So for now, I've uninstalled it. If it helps, the only programs constantly running on my PDA are S2U2 and M2D.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm sorry it's not working but I may have an idea what is causing this to happen. I'll see what I can come up with.

Originally Posted by Snailslug

Ah, I gotcha. Yeah I've played with the Instinct a little bit and liked the vibration response. I'll look into getting different patterns of vibrations to mimic that. Thanks!

I know from using the Instinct and now the Touch Pro that they have two different system calls for the buttons, a press call and a release call. I suspect most touch phones have a similar situation. Could probably verify it with your own by pressing a button holding it for a few seconds then releasing it. If the button waits until you release it to show the released state, launch an app or perform it's function, then it has two system calls. One for the press state and one for the release state.

If the button reverts back to it's unpressed state while your still holding it, then there is just one system call.

Hope that makes sense as well.

i am using a cdma touch and the vibration duration does not change when i set it. 0 is hust as long as 12, 50, or 250ms

Just tried this one very nice set my to 30ms works perfect! first after the reset i tought no it's so slow when entering settings :S but after that it's was like normal again 8-) now its working very fast no lags nothing!! i typed a sms with the touchkeyboard very fast

1 question left, hows the batterylife when using this prog??

Originally Posted by tom108

i am using a cdma touch and the vibration duration does not change when i set it. 0 is hust as long as 12, 50, or 250ms

Hmm, that's weird. Does it vibrate at all?

Originally Posted by rohithathie

hows the batterylife when using this prog??

Good question...I personally haven't noticed a dramatic decrease in battery life but I'm sure it may be different depending on how often you're pressing the screen. I'd love to hear feedback about others' experiences with their battery life after installing this.

Originally Posted by Snailslug

Does it not do anything when using that keyboard? I'll have to try that out. Thanks for the feedback.

nope eventhough it has soft reset the phone.