400×240 sized Wallpapers and screen backgrounds
As KU990 Viewty is 400 x 240 in pixel (WQVGA), other handsets with the same resolution can display these wallpapers too. Known handsets with the same resolution include:
LG Cookie KP500, Renoir KC910, Prada KE850
Samsung Omnia i900*, Pixon M8800
SonyEricsson Xperia X1
K-Touch E60
*Note: 400 x 240 pixel pictures interacts poorly for Omnia i900′s accelerometer, you will need larger pictures to eliminate the black edges
How big is 400×240 is in your screen? We have attached a photo of Ribeauville, Alsace, France for your reference. (If you like it, feel free to use it as your phone background.)
When we search the net, we found a massive load of screen background (swf) and wallpapers (jpg) for Viewty which you might want to see. High quality good stuff. http://www.reptilis.org/Viewty/index
i908 Omnia hack – Modify sensitivity of touchscreen
Using any registry editor, go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/HARDWARE/DEVICEMAP/TOUCH/
Change the value of CalibrationData to:
519,503 177,881 182,129 847,127 849,872
You can jot down the original values of your Omnia for backup purpose.
Save.
You should feel better touch when using, especially when dialing.
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Mobile, Omnia, Samsung, WM6.1
Samsung Omnia i900 (i908) Silent Camera Hack
First, grab your Samsung Omnia i900/i908, type *#0002*28346# in your dialpad without editing
Go to notincall -> notincall_headset_camera -> common part -> speaker volume
Change the spk left value to -46.5, rinse and repeat for spk right
Technically it isn’t silent, but the camera sound should be not audible.
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Omnia, Samsung, Tips and Tricks
Verizon Samsung Omnia Low Battery Beep Issue
| We have recently received a question from an US reader on his Samsung Omnia beeping in silent mode. So far only Verizon’s version has been reported having the issue of beeping every five minutes of “low battery” in any mode, including silent mode. We have heard no case for other carrier’s (Europe, Asia etc) on similar problems. If you are using a non-Verizon Omnia and still have this problem, please leave a comment below and we will follow up.
Verizon users can attempt to modify the system registry at your own risk. The file in concern and in irritation is called “phonelowbatt.wav”, you can try to do something on it. For example, change or add the value of the following registry: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Sounds\phonelowbatt] |
Change or add the value Sound to a .wav file with no sound, or to an invalid file.
Alternately, user might attempt to replace phonelowbatt.wav with another file, if possible.
| Update: Some reader pointed out that certain version of Omnia can change the low battery sound directly in option (Settings -> Personal -> Sound and Notification), you can change to a blank quiet.wav, and you can disable it, depends on model.
If you don’t see it, go to: |
Users are encouraged to leave their feedback or question on this page. There are useful information in the comment of this article, please refer to it. Thanks to the anonymous contributor!
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Mobile, Omnia, Samsung, WM6.1