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hello guys
could someone with the phone check if hes phone vibrates when receiving a text?
i dont know why but mine doesnt even if on vibrate mode, silent or normal, though when someone is ringin me it works fine.. :/
/e ok dont worry, managed to get it to work in the end

same here, vibrate enable, but only vibrates on call, never on SMS

set to vibrate - goes off on SMS, email, calls, FB

I'm having the same issue since day 1... any pointers?
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barcode99 said:
same here, vibrate enable, but only vibrates on call, never on SMS
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just installed Missed Call application from market and it fixed vibration problems for SMS at least...

Works fine here, I've not needed to install anything extra to make it work.

on sms application, has an option in settings for vibration. I guess that will work.

Anybody have any news on this?
My vibrating signal disappeared recently and whatever I change in the settings isn't helping.

Texting problem

When receiving texts, my phone now seems to only vibrate after returning from sleep mode, i.e. hitting the power button. How can I fix this?
Secondly, is there a way to edit the vibration style for receiving text messages? A majority of the time I don't even notice....assuming it vibrates before I unlock it that is. Thanks

Anyone....please lol?

Phone NOT vibrating for notifications during phone calls!

Note: my phone is usually in silent mode (only vibrates for all notifications).
When I am in a phone call and someone texts me, the phone is not vibrating to let me know I have received a text. My Evo did this, and it is a great way to be notified while in a phone call. Wish I could get this phone to do the same thing.
Does anyone have any suggestions on any settings, apps, mods, etc. to change this?

vikramjatt11 said:
Note: my phone is usually in silent mode (only vibrates for all notifications).
When I am in a phone call and someone texts me, the phone is not vibrating to let me know I have received a text. My Evo did this, and it is a great way to be notified while in a phone call. Wish I could get this phone to do the same thing.
Does anyone have any suggestions on any settings, apps, mods, etc. to change this?
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I had this same problem with other Samsung phones. My moment never notified me audibly while I was in-call, either, until I applied a ROM that took the SMS app from some US Cellular phone.
Try Go SMS, it has options for audible or vibrate notifications... It will even allow you to customize the vibrate pattern if you like.

Did you try setting vibrate to always?

Text messaging (SMS) vibration not working

I searched but so far nothing helped.
I have had the phone for about a week and up until this morning the phone would always vibrate for a text and a call (even in silent mode) in which I had the settings. Starting today (this afternoon) I would only get vibration during a call and not a text. I checked the settings and it's still the same (VIBRATE on ALL in the main settings) and VIBRATE when receiving notifications for GOPROSMS.
What seems to be the problem? No matter what I do it won't vibrate during a text even after I restarted the phone, pulled the battery, etc.
Thanks

open both SMS apps
the stock SMS app, and the Go SMS app
verify each of their notification settings

nope still doesnt work
but I deleted GoProSMS and downloaded handcent SMS and now the vibration works even though all the settings in GOPROSMS were correct.
I looked it up and it seems that GOPROSMS was updated today, may that have caused the problem?

Same here, I have pretty much messed with all the settings and now after uninstalling go sms the notifications seem to still not work.

i'm using Go SMS as well, but it vibrates fine for me

I learned that vibrate does not work for me unless I leave haptic feedback on at maximum. the lower haptic feedback is, the weaker your vibrate..I usually don't like haptic feedback but it seems like it has to go hand and hand with vibrate.

that's explains why i didn't have the issue, i always have it on, to the max
and i always enable vibrate on any app that supports this feature
personally it makes the phone feel more realistic
it's probably an addition from the PS2 controllers with vibration

Apps with vibration off still vibrate..

I just got my Note 3 today and noticed that apps with vibration off still vibrate when notifications are received. Anyone else have this issue?
For those who might not understand what I mean:
When the phone is on vibrate mode, only the apps with vibration on are supposed to vibrate. However, the apps with vibration off are also vibrating.
I don't like this

Try to disable the vibration on the app itself and see what happens.

for me viber is doing this, even when set to silent I still have phone vibrate when receving messeges on viber and yes vibration is ticked off. I only fixed this via app info window>untick show notifications

Note 3 vibrate
I am having this same problem as well with my note 3. I have both my gmail and outlook app set not to vibrate, but when I put my phone on vibrate so it doesn't ring while I am at work my phone will still vibrate every time I get e-mail despite having vibrate un-check in both apps. It works fine when I have my volume on.
Now I can't turn vibrate off for notifications because I still need to be notified that I get text when my phone is on vibrate.
If anybody figures this out please do tell
Thanks,

An update on what I've discovered:
I took a guess that this might not be a bug but a feature (a really stupid one) and installed Android 4.3 leak on my old Note 2, which previously was on 4.1.2 and did not have this issue. On 4.3, it brings up this problem. Apps with vibration off will vibrate in vibrate mode. So I guess it is normal.. can anyone else with Android 4.3 on other devices confirm?
ALSO: The stock apps Email and Calendar do not do this. If vibrate is off, and the phone is in vibrate mode, then notifications from these apps won't vibrate.