Touch Response With Vibrate Is Now Available!

[Biker1]

I just found this application on www.freewarepocketpc.net, It downloads as a driver and is put in the settings screen/menu. It is like having hepatic sp? touch back because that is what it is. You can download it at www.xda-developers.com, When you go to www.freewarepocketpc.net, scroll down to the TouchResponse program description and you will be provided a link to the Touch Response cab file. I don't know how to provide the link which is why I didn't. This is a small application with a lot of punch as it is very useful. Enjoy and Thank You to the Developers.

1/15/2009 UPDATE NOW AVAILABLE 3.0 GO TO:
http://touchresponse.snailslug.com
UPDATE:3.2 VERSION IS NOW AVAILABLE. One change that is nice is that you are able to deactivate the TouchResponse when your phone is locked. Thank You Snailslug

[Biker1]

I am not sure of the effect that this program has on battery drain. I posted the question on www.freewarepocketpc.net and I am awaiting a response. Maybe someone will know here if the vibration touch responses pose a significant drain on the battery. Gotta go as I am low on juice. I may have answered my own question but I was low anyway.

[nttdemented]

Damn dude nice find! The feedback performs ten times better than with the previously available vibration feedback that was available from xda. Set to 20ms it gives nice consistenty short stabs, slightlu longer ones on yhe start menu but the rest is very consistent and smooth. Best of all it isnt slowing down txt entry with the SIP.

BRILLIANT!

[meatgel]

From XDA:

Q. Will this drain my battery life?
A. I don't have any statistics to show the before and after battery usage. However, I personally have not experienced any significant increase in battery usage. It all depends on how long the vibrate duration is and how often you touch the screen.

at this link:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=450256


there is a good discussion of the program and he's working on new features as well.

[dkotoric]

I have to say this is the best vibration program I have used to date. I mean it feels exactly like the instinct when you set it to like 20ms or 25ms

[Biker1]

[quote=nttdemented;542948]Damn dude nice find! The feedback performs ten times better than with the previously available vibration feedback that was available from xda. Set to 20ms it gives nice consistenty short stabs, slightlu longer ones on yhe start menu but the rest is very consistent and smooth. Best of all it isnt slowing down txt entry with the SIP.

[Drybonz]

Originally Posted by Biker1

I am not sure of the effect that this program has on battery drain. I posted the question on www.freewarepocketpc.net and I am awaiting a response. Maybe someone will know here if the vibration touch responses pose a significant drain on the battery. Gotta go as I am low on juice. I may have answered my own question but I was low anyway.

I just downloaded this and am gonna try it out on my Diamond.

When I had an Instinct (briefly), the feedback really didn't affect the battery life much.

[MightyMike]

Would be nice to set the application ONLY to vibrate on SIP... not the entire phone. I tried this out lastnight and still have it installed, although it's turned off and I"m wiating for a hopeful update with that feature

[Drybonz]

Originally Posted by mightymike

Would be nice to set the application ONLY to vibrate on SIP... not the entire phone. I tried this out lastnight and still have it installed, although it's turned off and I"m wiating for a hopeful update with that feature

I would like to be at least able to limit it to the OS. It goes off even in games, etc. I like the feedback on the TF and keyboard and so forth, though.

[Biker1]

Originally Posted by mightymike

Would be nice to set the application ONLY to vibrate on SIP... not the entire phone. I tried this out lastnight and still have it installed, although it's turned off and I"m wiating for a hopeful update with that feature

Still learning . What is SIP?