Originally Posted by polarbearmc

hey

will this work on the T-Mobile G2 (Desire Z). If so I will be SOOO grateful to you and I probably will actually buy you a beer. My girlfriend and I both have G2's and the proximity sensor is the only problem with these phones.

Dave

It should work

Try it, if it does not work, just uninstall.

Leave me feedback, so I can inform DZ/G2 users.

Well it certainly works when doing the testing, ill see today how it works throughout the day and then try it on my girlfriends G2 and let you know. :)

Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using XDA App

Thanks Leppie. You are a (5) star

Yeahhh 2 dollars a beer ! Tell the adress, it's good bar, beer is not expensive ! Cheerrsss !

Hi! thank you very much!

thanks to your program I was able to confirm my doubts about the Proximity Sensor on my HTC HD2 (runing on Android). Other applications will only show the values of sensors, but values of this sensor did not changed.

in my case, your program show the value NEAR and didn't change.
I suggested that the symptoms described above are caused by the fact that the proximity sensor is blocked by something.

I've tried to shake and knock on the rear part of a phone, next to the camera in front of the sensors and tried again to check it - and voila - the sensor working again!

but I do not understand - how can I save the settings for your program? or I can only monitor the current values? After rebooting the operating system and run the program again - the settings are still -1

i'll try it had problems since ages

works good, resolved the last irritating isue with custom roms.

Originally Posted by Sniper33

Hi! thank you very much!
but I do not understand - how can I save the settings for your program? or I can only monitor the current values? After rebooting the operating system and run the program again - the settings are still -1

The values are set (and saved) in 'real-time'. Upon next boot, the saved values are applied automatically. You should see a Toast coming up.

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waiting for reading!!!

Originally Posted by fritzproject

waiting for reading!!!

Keep your finger on top of the proximity sensor. And adjust the sliders.