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2014-04-08
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That sounds like the surest way to unlock the screen accidentally in the pocket/handbag.
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2014-04-08
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Originally Posted by pichlo
are you telling me that the n9 doesn't have the technology my iphone 1 had?
That sounds like the surest way to unlock the screen accidentally in the pocket/handbag.
it does not detect fingers?
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2014-04-08
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To what technology of iPhone are we refering here? None of the iPhones I have used has been able to identify whether I am unlocking it with my finger, toe, nose or side of my palm. Obviously not counting the new fingerprint technology where I can only choose one of this to be used.
But anyways, I also think this would be cool feature to have. On personal usage I would agree with Pichlo, I would be too afraid to have it on since I often do have my hands tucked to same pockets I might have my phone in.
But anyways, I also think this would be cool feature to have. On personal usage I would agree with Pichlo, I would be too afraid to have it on since I often do have my hands tucked to same pockets I might have my phone in.
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2014-04-09
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In /etc/mce/mce.ini, the default policy for touchscreen interrupts is to listen for double-tap when the screen is blanked. There is no option there to listen for long-press, but it does say that the behaviour can be further customised using GConf, so there may be a possibility there. 
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2014-04-09
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Originally Posted by pichlo
well you are dumb. Just tried to double tap , with my finger over a very very thin layer of cotton shirt , and guess what it did not detect it as my finger.
That sounds like the surest way to unlock the screen accidentally in the pocket/handbag.
When I have my hand inside my handbag for a mere moment , I make sure to touch my phone screen continuously for 2.5 secs , without moving my finger , no one said ever.
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2014-04-09
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Originally Posted by marxian
thank you!
In /etc/mce/mce.ini, the default policy for touchscreen interrupts is to listen for double-tap when the screen is blanked. There is no option there to listen for long-press, but it does say that the behaviour can be further customised using GConf, so there may be a possibility there.
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2014-04-10
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Originally Posted by denizg
If you have a problem with his answer, then politely respond. Don't insult other people of the community.
well you are dumb. Just tried to double tap , with my finger over a very very thin layer of cotton shirt , and guess what it did not detect it as my finger.
When I have my hand inside my handbag for a mere moment , I make sure to touch my phone screen continuously for 2.5 secs , without moving my finger , no one said ever.
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2014-04-10
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Originally Posted by denizg
if you're willing to wait 2.5 secs - press the power button instead with your thumb
Hi guys,
Was wondering if something like this could be achieved.
Instead of 2 tapping to unlock the screen , I was wondering if someone could implement , a one long tap and hold (2.5 secs) to unlock it.
Thank you!
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2014-04-11
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Originally Posted by sid21177
thanks for missing the original point of the post. not too clever
if you're willing to wait 2.5 secs - press the power button instead with your thumb
it's meant to be an alternative , as a touchscreen gesture.
Was wondering if something like this could be achieved.
Instead of 2 tapping to unlock the screen , I was wondering if someone could implement , a one long tap and hold (2.5 secs) to unlock it.
Thank you!