[Q] Does anyone knows how does the airview work? - Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

maybe some devs will be interested on airview and use them on their apps.

psycotrompus said:
maybe some devs will be interested on airview and use them on their apps.
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Samsung is providing an SDK for the SPen, you should find all what you need there.

Hardware level
CreepyDroid said:
Samsung is providing an SDK for the SPen, you should find all what you need there.
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Sorry, my mistake. What I mean is, how does the phone itself detects a hovering stylus pen on its screen at the hardware level?

psycotrompus said:
Sorry, my mistake. What I mean is, how does the phone itself detects a hovering stylus pen on its screen at the hardware level?
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Its the nature of the wacom technology.
It's magnetic based, so the location of the stylus is known as soon as you get close to the screen.
The pressure sensitivity is detected by the pen itself, not the screen. The tip of the pen is basically a button.
Current versions of touchwiz and cyanogen for the note 1 both contains the airplay like 'show me the cursor' ability. What the sdk did not have before was the airplay action of 'do something if the cursor is hovering above you'
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Thank you!
ChodTheWacko said:
Its the nature of the wacom technology.
It's magnetic based, so the location of the stylus is known as soon as you get close to the screen.
The pressure sensitivity is detected by the pen itself, not the screen. The tip of the pen is basically a button.
Current versions of touchwiz and cyanogen for the note 1 both contains the airplay like 'show me the cursor' ability. What the sdk did not have before was the airplay action of 'do something if the cursor is hovering above you'
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Thanks a lot!

psycotrompus said:
Thanks a lot!
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Is XP touch screen calibration a bit offset?

Is it me or is the Xperia Play's touchscreen a bit weird?
Lemme try and explain this: In most apps, when trying to hit decent sized to small buttons, i have to either click below them, or hitting the hell out of them until i actually get a click...
Is it my phone only?
My touchscreen sucks, especially if my fingers arent as dry as the desert. My problem is if i hit backspace or another key on the keyboard, a few kothers go down with it
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Yeah, i tend to touch the screen when i hit the buttons too...
But i'm more interested in how others find their touchscreen accuracy.
Magnumutz said:
Yeah, i tend to touch the screen when i hit the buttons too...
But i'm more interested in how others find their touchscreen accuracy.
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I agree, when using gmail, I press the back button and end up deleting the odd email quite often.
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It looks like the software is registering our "clicks" wrong, i had a similar problem on my Nokia 5800, but it had it's own recalibration settings.
Is there a way to recalibrate our touchscreens?
Capacitive Touch Screen Don't Have Calibration, Only Resistive Touch Screen.
Then, what can we do?
Have you tried the Xperia Play Tester app? Touch and see if it's offset.
I couldn't find the xda link for the app, but here's one that looks the same on the pictures.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sondrevaio.multitouchpad&feature=search_result
Mine is 100% correct, I click small links in full web pages and it registers them fine
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netorino said:
Have you tried the Xperia Play Tester app? Touch and see if it's offset.
I couldn't find the xda link for the app, but here's one that looks the same on the pictures.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sondrevaio.multitouchpad&feature=search_result
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Weird, the tester is registering the touches ok...
What else could be at fault? I mean, i don't have big fingers anyways...

[Q] Physical button.

Folks,
Please, is it possible to use the physical button as shutter (while on camera) and answer/hangup call?
I need to use some bandages on my hands and every capacitive screen fails me... the S-PEN is definitively something that I'm eager to try (every other generic stylus fails on some level).
Thanks!!
felangom said:
Folks,
Please, is it possible to use the physical button as shutter (while on camera) and answer/hangup call?
I need to use some bandages on my hands and every capacitive screen fails me... the S-PEN is definitively something that I'm eager to try (every other generic stylus fails on some level).
Thanks!!
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Not in stock rom that ive seen, maybe a friendly dev could create a custom mod for you. You could use a camera app that responds to voice commands, that would solve part of your problem
androidizen said:
You could use a camera app that responds to voice commands, that would solve part of your problem
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This works well, and is fortunately included as an option on Samsung's default camera app (on the GT-N7100 at least). So fun to snap a picture by saying "cheese".
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Mine takes a photo if I shout "sh*t"... which I found out by accident
CitizenLee said:
Mine takes a photo if I shout "sh*t"... which I found out by accident
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Rofl.. yeah it works... I think the phone thinks you said "shoot". Also it works if you say "sheet".
If you go to Settings>Accessibility you can chose to answer phone calls using home button and hang up using the power button. im using this setting as Im keeping my phone in a pouch and this way I don't have to take it out every time I get a phone call
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CitizenLee said:
Mine takes a photo if I shout "sh*t"... which I found out by accident
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ROFL what happens if you say F**K... sorry had to ask lol
androidizen said:
ROFL what happens if you say F**K... sorry had to ask lol
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It switches to video mode :laugh:

[Q] Quick back/menu access with the s-pen

Hola guys,
Just bought this big aggressive beast
I was wondering, since i can't hit the menu/back button with the s-pen, if there is a quick way to do that directly from the s-pen
Switching to the thumb is soooo stressful (even anti-easthetic, don't you think?).
Alternatives?
EDIT: Just watching a s-pen introduction on youtube
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domenicop said:
Hola guys,
Just bought this big aggressive beast
I was wondering, since i can't hit the menu/back button with the s-pen, if there is a quick way to do that directly from the s-pen
Switching to the thumb is soooo stressful (even anti-easthetic, don't you think?).
Alternatives?
EDIT: Just watching a s-pen introduction on youtube
:Q_____________
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There is the official ones and two hidden gestures shown here
There is an app called GMD s-pen control which lets you create custom gestures without the use of the button . It requires root though.
Alternatively you can try holding the s-pen differently
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HypoDest said:
There is an app called GMD s-pen control which lets you create custom gestures without the use of the button . It requires root though.
Alternatively you can try holding the s-pen differently
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This app is the best way to go if you want the best experience with the spen.
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[Q] Where is the S Pen Keeper Settings in Note 8.0?

Hell everyone,
My first time here. Just bought a Galaxy Note 8.0 and my friend who owns a Note 2 says her phone has a cool S Pen Keeper function.
I couldn't find the "Keeper" setting in my S Pen settings although both my Note 8 and her Note 2 show Android 4.1.2.
astralliquid said:
Hell everyone,
My first time here. Just bought a Galaxy Note 8.0 and my friend who owns a Note 2 says her phone has a cool S Pen Keeper function.
I couldn't find the "Keeper" setting in my S Pen settings although both my Note 8 and her Note 2 show Android 4.1.2.
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Only thing I know of is "SPen" under system in settings. This is on 4.2.2. What type of things are they able to do that you want also?
to detect if spen is away
CCallahan said:
Only thing I know of is "SPen" under system in settings. This is on 4.2.2. What type of things are they able to do that you want also?
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detects and warn if the spen is too far away from the phone
m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct7AqNY0zpQ&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DCt7AqNY0zpQ
astralliquid said:
detects and warn if the spen is too far away from the phone
m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct7AqNY0zpQ&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DCt7AqNY0zpQ
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In 4.2.2, its on all the time. You can choose to switch it off when the pen is docked.
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AMoosa said:
In 4.2.2, its on all the time. You can choose to switch it off when the pen is docked.
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My Note 8 came with 4.2.2, I have no options for s-pen keeper when it's docked or not. Is it supposed to be on all the time?
chuckr01 said:
My Note 8 came with 4.2.2, I have no options for s-pen keeper when it's docked or not. Is it supposed to be on all the time?
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Mine Note 8.0 doesn't have s-pen keeper feature either.
Nevertheless there is an app for this. Simply search for "spenkeeper" on the Play Market.
NoteOnPalm said:
Mine Note 8.0 doesn't have s-pen keeper feature either.
Nevertheless there is an app for this. Simply search for "spenkeeper" on the Play Market.
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Thanks for letting us know there is an app. I got it and it seems to work fine. The screen does have to be off before it detects the motion, that's actually a positive, it would be annoying to set off the alarm if you were working and moved the tablet.
AMoosa said:
In 4.2.2, its on all the time. You can choose to switch it off when the pen is docked.
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What? I tested it. It does NOT alert you. Am I missing something?
CCJ22 said:
What? I tested it. It does NOT alert you. Am I missing something?
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My Note 8 that came with 4.2.2 doesn't have S Pen Keeper as far as I can tell. Try intalling the app from the Play Store, it works.
s pen keeper
CCJ22 said:
What? I tested it. It does NOT alert you. Am I missing something?
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as I understand the Keeper app, app notices pen is out.
when screen times out and pen still out you get notified.
you need a non-zero delay time. that says "your pen is out and idle for { delay time } " and screen timeout
then you get the alarm
just my experience, not expert knowledge
~~~ 0an

[Q] Sony Smartwatch 2 Accelerometer

Hi guys sorry if this is a silly question but I am wondering if the accelerometer on the Sony Smartwatch 2 is activated on the default firmware. I know the Pebble's wasn't until the recent update. According to reading there definitely seems to be one: https://developer.sony.com/develop/wearables/smartwatch-2-apis/guides/hardware-specifications/ but I haven't found an application that actually uses it.
Is it possible to to use it to track your steps via the accelerometer without having to have the phone in your pocket (but obviously having to be within Bluetooth range)?
Unless perhaps my accelerometer on my specific SW2 is broken.
Thanks in advance!
If you download the examples from Sony for developing for SW2, there is an axample app for the sensor.
Anyway the sensibility of the sensor only makes it suitable for detecting movement and turn on screen accordingly and no much more I guess
It's active. I know of 3 apps off the top of my head that use it. Yes, it can be used as a step counter. I know of one app that uses it for that, but it only works when the app is open.
kill_dano said:
It's active. I know of 3 apps off the top of my head that use it. Yes, it can be used as a step counter. I know of one app that uses it for that, but it only works when the app is open.
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Thanks for the reply. Could you tell me which app it is that counts steps?
According to the attached picture extracted from the Sony site there is definitely an accelerometer capable of being a pedometer. The app I have (walkmate) only counts my step with my phone in my pocket - i.e. it is only using the watch as a display and not a counter.
sblob said:
Thanks for the reply. Could you tell me which app it is that counts steps?.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kodeglam.sw.pet&hl=en
Kill_dano, no
Trespassing said:
Kill_dano, no
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oh ye of little faith, I made this for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vdr2chCMTg&list=UUTGvaEtVzIoOwcss-Nrg4OA
It's private.. can't access
Link made public now. Oops.
Hi, what is the app you installed?
chuotdx said:
Hi, what is the app you installed?
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I'm not going to tell you.

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