does anyone know how to find a new pivot point on the watch hands on Facer? I downloaded an image of a second-hand to a new watch face I'm working on, but it pivots in the center of the image, not out near the near the end where the pivot point should be.
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Hi everyone;
I recently got a refirb F180S and after about a week of use, I've noticed that there is a strip on the screen that doesn't register any input. This is about a 1cm section about 3/4 from the top of the screen, across the whole width of the screen.
My guess this is a hardware issue. Has anyone else encountered this problem? I figure I'll have to buy a new Screen and Digitizer and replace it.
I don't know how much of a problem it will be considering I have an F180S phone. I know that this one has an antenna that extends from the top left corner which would be used for watching TV or something in Korea, Is this going to be a big problem? Would I be able to buy a whole front panel replacement instead of just a screen+digitizer?
Something like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/121316200684?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
I can't seem to find any instructions on how to remove the Screen+Digitizer, so I'm not sure how difficult that would be in comparison to buying a replacement screen+Digitizer+Faceplate.
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I am also suffering this problem. can someone help me please.?
Quick question for you guys who have Moto360s. I personally have a LG G Watch right now and have had used it to board planes with the square barcode as the ticket. I was wondering if anyone know if the square barcode gets cut off on circular displays?
It does not get cut off. The square is just smaller so it fits inside the circle.
Anybody have tried make the Cardboard for G Pro?
Cardboard is a Google project to make your phone to be a 3D virtual display.
More info please check https://cardboard.withgoogle.com
Software can be found in playstore,
And hardware you can build yourself using template provided
Since Google Cardboard originally designed for Nexus 5.
We have to modify it to match our G Pro size.
One of the problems I got, I can't find magnetic sensor position to trigger action like in the original version.
Any idea?
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magnet doesn't work for me either
I just got the cardboard kit and downloaded several free apps and it's a fantastic use of cardboard - once I modified the case to fit my big G-pro. This is the first time I was wishing for a higher-rez screen and more ram. Unfortunately I couldn't get the magnetic sensor to work either. I did notice that a few games would allow me to tap the screen in order to activate the "magnetic function". That just means I have to reach my finger right up the cardboard hole for the nose in order to tap the screen. Very cumbersome and uncomfortable...
hi
i just wanna inform you, that the magnet works, but the sensor of our phone is on the bottom, so you either have to put the magnet on the other side, or you put the g pro the other way round inside your cardboard
SGCMarkus said:
hi
i just wanna inform you, that the magnet works, but the sensor of our phone is on the bottom, so you either have to put the magnet on the other side, or you put the g pro the other way round inside your cardboard
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Thanks for the info. Since it's cardboard it's easy to modify and it works great.
So far my new zenwatch has been great. However, I have noticed in a couple apps such as Multi Calculator for wear, that buttons at the bottom like . and at the top like ac/c don't respond very well. Then I noticed that throughout the entire watch interface, the top and bottom 1/4 of the screen (not the bezel) are entirely unresponsive to touch. I wanted to see if this was a defect or possibly a byproduct of that curved glass not allowing the capacitive sensor to extend beyond that middle portion of the screen. Does anyone else notice this?
I've mostly been marking it up to bad aim on my part but it seems to me that I often miss touches in the upper right corner. Too soon to tell if it's the watch or just my shakiness.
Yeah I thought my aim was off too. Try dragging from the top on the watch face screen. You'll notice it actually starts to pull it down a few millimeters from the top. I was hoping it was a defect so I could just exchange it but my fear is that they all do it and it is not fixable via software.
I agree that the first couple of millimeters of the actual screen don't respond but nowhere near 1/4 of it.
I notice this on my zenwatch after using an lg g watch, g watch r and moto 360 all side by side. The zenwatch also seams less accurate on thing nlike minuum keyboard and generally with scrolling. I suspect a cheaper less accurate digitizer has been used?
On mine I can hit the topmost part of the screen, the bottom, and all corners. I turned on "Show touches" in the developer options to make sure it registers where im touching. If you test it that way, you can see if its a defective screen or just accuracy issues.
They have it on special on Amazon and I am interested in it. Wanted to know those that have it if they like it.
I also had another question. I am left handed meaning I wear watches on the right, can I flip the watch over so that the button is facing the left and still have the watch functional? Or does the screen not auto rotate? Motorola is having a hard time answering that for me.
I bought the silver Moto 360 with cognac band on Craig's List for $85. Quite a steal, and I really like this smartwatch. I'm also left-handed and wear the watch on my right wrist, with the button on the right. I have absolutely no issues with that, as you generally interact with the watch by touching or swiping the screen. I've only rarely had to push the button and even when I did, doing it on the right-hand side was not an issue at all.
Hope this helps.
--Ron