su2u vs throttle lock what works better on TP?

[pjsnyc]

Figured I'd chime in again since I changed my pocketshield settings recently.

Here's what I used to have it set to:
Unlock with slide and stylus out
Slide to answer/ignore with pocketshield dialer (removed the default dialer).
It worked almost perfectly - unlocking without there being a call was flawless, but sometimes (emphasis on sometimes) wouldn't slide when trying to answer/ignore - nothing hitting the talk/end hard keys couldn't fix. For the record, I never had a missed call because I was locked out of answering.

Here are my new settings (thanks to shadowdrake for pointing this one out):
Restored the default dialer (with s2a)
Left unlock with slide/stylus out as is
Set pocketshield to unlock on incoming call (s2a shows up perfectly)
Now I have ZERO lockups.

Granted, its not as customizable as s2u2, but I'd rather have a simplistic lock mechanism that just works 100% of the time rather than have something with a million customization options and have it either be really laggy or lock you out of your phone. Just my 0.02 - I know you ppcgeeks love your customization

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by pjsnyc

Set pocketshield to unlock on incoming call (s2a shows up perfectly)
Now I have ZERO lockups.

Which setting did you change to get it to unlock on incoming calls??

~John

[pjsnyc]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

Which setting did you change to get it to unlock on incoming calls??

~John

Pocketshield Settings --> Phone Tab --> uncheck Lock on incoming calls (PSPP)

Also - disable the pocketshield replacement dialer if you did that to begin with.

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by pjsnyc

Pocketshield Settings --> Phone Tab --> uncheck Lock on incoming calls (PSPP)

Also - disable the pocketshield replacement dialer if you did that to begin with.

Thanks, I have been trying those settings the only disadvantage I see is it takes one additional incoming ring for the phone to respond. I can live with that.

~John