This app is brilliant!

Thank you

I know this was probably designed only for HTC phones, but I tried it anyway on my i760, and it crapped it up a bit.

Not hard reset style, but it froze it up after being on for roughly 30 seconds.

enough time to uninstall lol.

Just figured I'd offer feed back.

Its a great idea though...wish I could use it.

I have posted a new version of TouchResponse. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thanks!

.3 (01/13/09) - More features
- Can set vibrate on touch release

Would you please elaborate on this one?
Thanks

Sorry. It means you can have it vibrate when you touch the screen and/or let go from the screen.

Originally Posted by CorruptedSanity

Would you please elaborate on this one?
Thanks

What do you mean let go from the screen?

tap = vibrate

let go from screen = ?

Originally Posted by CorruptedSanity

Would you please elaborate on this one?
Thanks

After you release the vibration goes of instead of when you tap

I really like the app hope the next release has an exception list

So before it was upon tap not it is upon release of tap?

Is there a reason for this addition? Thanks forit, but just curious.

It's something you need to try and see if you like. Some may just want the vibrate on the initial touch and others may like the feedback from touching and letting go. I'm just giving that option.

Me personally, I am liking the vibrate on release to have a very slight vibration so as to not be too distracting yet have a more tactile feeling. I'm using 25ms/15ms for my settings.

Originally Posted by CorruptedSanity

So before it was upon tap not it is upon release of tap?

Is there a reason for this addition? Thanks forit, but just curious.

Originally Posted by Snailslug

It's something you need to try and see if you like. Some may just want the vibrate on the initial touch and others may like the feedback from touching and letting go. I'm just giving that option.

Me personally, I am liking the vibrate on release to have a very slight vibration so as to not be too distracting yet have a more tactile feeling. I'm using 25ms/15ms for my settings.

Exactly, if you have used a phone that came with tactile feedback originally, you would have an idea of why this is such a nice feature. It truly give a realistic feel to the screen similarly to the press/release of a hardware button. I'm using 20ms/20ms for my settings, very subtle but feels very realistic.

Excellent job Snailslug, can't wait to see what to come up with next. Only other thing I'd like to see now is to have it linked to the actual buttons on the touch screen so that if you miss the button or touch the screen where there isn't a button, you don't get any tactile feedback. Then you will truly beable to tell when a button is pressed and not pressed.