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Gemini PDA - General Discussion / When's the new firmware coming out?
« on: September 29, 2018, 04:58:35 am »
Wonder why this hasn't been pushed out OTA?
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Quote from: giddsQuote from: smapmapYou can increase the font size in the settingsText isn't everything, though. Doesn't it also make icons smaller, buttons and other widgets harder to aim for, and everything generally harder to see?
(Remember that not all Gemini users are young…)
I've set the dpi to around 600 and it's been ok. the accuracy of the touchscreen is pretty good so i've not found any problems aiming for things. Sure, i've probably halfed the years of good eye sight I have left but it's better to burn brighter etc etc
Quote from: smapmapYou can increase the font size in the settingsText isn't everything, though. Doesn't it also make icons smaller, buttons and other widgets harder to aim for, and everything generally harder to see?
(Remember that not all Gemini users are young…)
Doesn't setting the DPI so high make everything hard to see?You can increase the font size in the settings
Quote from: smapmapQuote from: JosQuote from: greguuApart from that, you will find that the left bottom "menu arrow button" does not respond anymore if you change it to 600dpi.
So is there a workarround for the arrow button? I sure need that button or any other way to see all my apps. But i do like the 600dpi screen. Many of my frequent used apps perform way better.
Btw normaly i swipe up, but thats not working aswell.
My left arrow works fine on mine?
Mine as well. That's strange. Chubby fingers ? 😃
It remains surprising to see how the (Google) apps entirely change their appearance.
Try Google Maps, for example.
It does have inconveniences. With Google Maps I suddenly loose the 'bicycle' symbol as to select a route for bikes.
Quote from: greguuApart from that, you will find that the left bottom "menu arrow button" does not respond anymore if you change it to 600dpi.
So is there a workarround for the arrow button? I sure need that button or any other way to see all my apps. But i do like the 600dpi screen. Many of my frequent used apps perform way better.
Btw normaly i swipe up, but thats not working aswell.
Quote from: smapmapIf you go into developer mode and change the dpi to 600 or above a few cool things happenThanks for the tip, could be useful, but don't think I will sett it that high though (have it set at 530 at the moment and that is small enough I think).
1) Buttons on the right of the screen move to th bottom. Better experience hitting home and back button as its over the Gemini's centre of gravity
1) Apps like Gmail go into tablet mode. You get a reading pane instead of just a long list of emails.
Just make your font sixe bit enough toread
But setting it to 600 and over made a strange thing happen too: It for instance REPORTS as 552 in the settings when setting it at 600...Might be something with my setup, but strange nevertheless...
As i mentioned before, The gemini comes with and app called Data. This is mentioned in the official user guide on page 109. Its not on my Gemini and its not to be found in the app store, so were is it hiding? Does anyone knows?