Led Light By Ear-piece

[TouchPro09]

Hello, DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE LED LIGHT BY THE EAR-PIECE FLASH...

I HAD THE PPC 6800 (MOGUL) AND WAS SO USED TO SEEING THE NOTIFICATION LIGHT FLASH THAT IT HAS SPOILED ME....

WITH THE TOUCH PRO THEY EXPECT US TO GO OFF NOTIFICATION BY THE RING.. THAT IS SO LIGHT TO SEE..

I KNOW THAT LIGHT IS SUPPOSE TO FLASH BECAUSE THE LED IS THERE FOR IT BY THE EAR-PIECE..


THANKS SO MUCH

[halcyoncmdr]

That's not an LED, its a light sensor for the dynamic backlight.

[rjmjr69]

Originally Posted by TouchPro09

Hello, DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE LED LIGHT BY THE EAR-PIECE FLASH...

I HAD THE PPC 6800 (MOGUL) AND WAS SO USED TO SEEING THE NOTIFICATION LIGHT FLASH THAT IT HAS SPOILED ME....

WITH THE TOUCH PRO THEY EXPECT US TO GO OFF NOTIFICATION BY THE RING.. THAT IS SO LIGHT TO SEE..

I KNOW THAT LIGHT IS SUPPOSE TO FLASH BECAUSE THE LED IS THERE FOR IT BY THE EAR-PIECE..


THANKS SO MUCH

'HAHAHAHAHAHA I'm sorry this is so funny thank you I needed a good laugh this morning. Did you look at your owners manual?

[dcperdue]

Originally Posted by rjmjr69

'HAHAHAHAHAHA I'm sorry this is so funny thank you I needed a good laugh this morning. Did you look at your owners manual?

Who the hell looks at an owners manual seriously?

I myself thought it was an LED and alwayes wondered why it never lights up ROFL

[rjmjr69]

Originally Posted by dcperdue

Who the hell looks at an owners manual seriously?

I myself thought it was an LED and alwayes wondered why it never lights up ROFL

One of the first things I do is read the entire owners manual "usually on the toilet".
Must be why I know how to use my devices hhhhmmmmm who came up with such a concept?

LMAO

[dcperdue]

Originally Posted by rjmjr69

One of the first things I do is read the entire owners manual "usually on the toilet".
Must be why I know how to use my devices hhhhmmmmm who came up with such a concept?

LMAO

its a phone, it makes and receives calls, its a pda with all the features of a pda. What else is there to know? knowing if its a led or not has nothing to do with knowing how to use the device.

[rjmjr69]

Originally Posted by dcperdue

its a phone, it makes and receives calls, its a pda with all the features of a pda. What else is there to know? knowing if its a led or not has nothing to do with knowing how to use the device.

Not knowing if its a magical give me a million dollars button makes you poor so learn what your using before you use it only makes sense right? OR did you just jump into the drivers seat and start driving like a race car driver?


But this takes the thread way off topic. The question was answered

Thanks again for the laugh

[Young_breedent]

Originally Posted by dcperdue

its a phone, it makes and receives calls, its a pda with all the features of a pda. What else is there to know? knowing if its a led or not has nothing to do with knowing how to use the device.

I disagree there are several things covered in the manual that if people read the wouldn't ask dumb questions like this

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by dcperdue

Who the hell looks at an owners manual seriously?

I myself thought it was an LED and alwayes wondered why it never lights up ROFL

True, most people don't look at the owners manual but rjmjr69 is right though. I mean come on, you have a high end device in your hand, you see something on it you aren't sure about, isn't the next logical thing to do at that point is to read the owners manual before assuming its an led light thats not lighting up? It makes you think how many people have returned items because it wasn't working when in fact it was but they just didn't take the time to figure it out on their own.

[pjsnyc]

Its also no coincidence that the OP had CAPS FOR HIS ENTIRE POST! The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree fellas. But anyway, yeahhh - that's not an LED