How to lock and lock screen when on a phone call

[twiggy40oz]

There used to be file on this site that when a user was on a phone call would lock and unlock screen when on a phone. For example if I was on a phone call and if my HTC Touch Pro was in a upright (vertical) position, the screen would turn off. If the phone was then placed in a horizonital postion (away from my face) then the screen would turn back on and display the on-screen keypad. Can anyone provide the file or link for this application?

Also there is a file that allows you to turn the phone in a clockwise motion would just lock the phone, and then if you turn the phone in a counter-clockwise motion would unlock the phone. Does anyone have a file or link for this application?

Thanks all

[MoonZ*BabysH]

Look here, the flipping one is called sensor lock

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=64231

[Maverick77]

I think this is what you want...This app turns on the screen when horizontal during a phone call. Then turns it back off when you put it to your ear.

[MoonZ*BabysH]

Thanks Mav, i didnt have that one.

[jmorton10]

That "in call screen tweak" works perfect with Mighty 4.16

~John

[Maverick77]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

That "in call screen tweak" works perfect with Mighty 4.16

~John

That app was a life saver to me...It is pretty sweet.

EDIT: BTW, there is two cabs, the one I posted eariler is for manual installation, there is another if you plan on installing it via UC (I found out the hard way ). Here is the thread.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=488991

[izanagi]

Originally Posted by Maverick77

I think this is what you want...This app turns on the screen when horizontal during a phone call. Then turns it back off when you put it to your ear.

Awesome program, runs beautifully! Thanks for the link.

I examined pre-post install performance and didn't find it to slow anything down. I have a feeling, however, that it might drain the battery ever so-slightly during a phone-call since it is polling the accelerometer, but compared to the power used transmitting through the antenna it's a drop in a waterfall.

[twiggy40oz]

YES!!! Thanks all for providing the links. They were exactly what I was looking for and they work great!

[redd214]

that is by far one of my favorite programs, also when you flip the phone on its face in call, it automatically turns on the speakerphone, very convienent!!

[CozBoogie]

Moved to the general Touch Pro Forum.

late,
Coz