Heres something noone thought of? Haptic Feedback

[stevedog1]

This works great on my Diamond. Just install and then adjust the Vibrate duration for the touches from within the program. Have fun!

Edit: Updated Versions can be found here: http://touchresponse.snailslug.com/

[TaylorSPJ]

Originally Posted by stevedog1

This works great on my Diamond. Just install and then adjust the Vibrate duration for the touches from within the program. Have fun!

Edit: Updated Versions can be found here: http://touchresponse.snailslug.com/

newer .3 version already availiable...

[stevedog1]

Originally Posted by Mr. Good Cat

newer .3 version already availiable...

....thats why I posted the link to the developers website.

[hooover]

So is this a battery hog ?

[PintozozDIAM]

Originally Posted by hooover

So is this a battery hog ?

Same question. My battery already takes too many dives in a day. Although this does sound interesting.

[al3azim]

Originally Posted by Nico^APEX

Try this..

http://www.htcntouch.com/cabfiles/TouchResponse_v02_2.CAB

There is actually a newer version on xda-developers.com. I believe it is version03.1 and works much better.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...=touchresponse

[alan7467]

Been using version 2 of touchresponse for a while now. I turn it down to about 18 and love the feedback provides. haven't noticed a difference with battery life either. Only prob I have is with the occational strong vibrate out of nowhere. Maybe the newer version will fix that.

[stevedog1]

Originally Posted by hooover

So is this a battery hog ?

Using it for over a month, and battery seems to be the same as before I installed it. No noticeable difference at least.

[cantwait2b]

what does cab mean? when I click on the links to enable the haptic feedback I have to open some program and save it and it give me jibberish I don't understand or know what to do with. are there plain English instructions somewhere on how to enable the haptic feedback when using various features?