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Ha ha, I thought it generated a log on the device I needed to retrieve, did not realise it just needed a pipe.... Just a sec....

Well with some extra thickness to get a better protection, we are talking a case/shell, not just a film. I don't think that we can get more than scratch-protection from a film.

No sticky keys currently. 😥

Well if you bothered reading some of the post above you would know that it does support it....

Yes I like that too. And especially if it is offered in a 'rubberised' finish that also offers an even better grip

Sure tell me what to do more exactly - know nothing on how torn the logging on/off nor where to look for the log...

Hmm, that it restarts the device, sounds like something deep getting in a very bad state. So my GUESS is some buggy code in a hardware driver.

It is a setting somewhere. Double tap to wake works fine on my retail unit...

Oh, then I must have some setting that turned that off, that follows when I restore. No Idea where I've changed that.... Will try to see if I an find it.

I also would like closing the slider to turning off the screen (like power button). But please as an option, as not all might like that. Then we can select the lock-delay under Security, The cogwheel next to Screen Lock, Automatic lock, e.g. 5 sec, that should be more than enough to press the power button, double tap or reopen, before the password protection kicks in.

There is a "tap to wake" setting, under Display, that is Off by default. It works fine if you turn it on here.... 😉 How you set it to wake the camera I do not know.

See earlier posts... pointing to this The Huawei/Honor ones does not fit properly. I assume due to different corner curvature. They simply pop off. I haven't tried the Lenovo S5 one.

If you ever tried an Iphone 6- or the like, then you will know how slippery a phone can be. 😈 But sure a little extra grip is always welcome in my book. I do not recall having said anything on it, though I might. If I recall right, the preproduction unit I got in the spring was said to be improved over the very early prototypes, but not sure.. I haven't had a single incident of it slipping my hands due to a poor grip. And now I added varies Note-7 cases on them, the grip is further improved.

Well I would not say that I recommended it, That was the cheap one I tried as a proof of concept... I guess about any shell or case for the Note 7 would do just as fine. And the modifications needed really are minor not "heavily" 1) Open up near the Fingerprint 2) Extend existing holes for the 3.5,mm and USB plugs 3) Make a cut in the back for the camera/blitz (and secondary microphone) 4) For the flipcase I cut away the credit card part, to reduce the thickness. Note that some flip cases MIGHT have saved on the material under this - I felt with a finger first before cutting, a

on 6, yup, and surprisingly also better on the real thing than my "Final Sample" - so not so final after all. *LOL* on 7. This is a known bug. 😥 If you try to power off the Pro1 while plugged in it restarts. on 8. yup, the automatic alternative frequency scan setting does not work well in Denmark, it temporarily mutes the sound. So I turned that off on 9, Internal code name. My GUESS is that they in some regions/areas were not allowed to call it Pro1 - could be conflicting with what someone else has registered??

To be more precise it is a film that can curve, it it is not shaped curved like some plastic protectors are. This one is flat when you unpack it. I did not apply it, but from what I can see it will cover the full display.

For those that know what they are doing on Android the key mapping should be straight forward https://source.android.com/devices/input/key-layout-files https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent https://source.android.com/devices/input/key-character-map-files We already got FinQWERTY handling the nordic layout for both the shifted QWERTY and the unshifted QWERTZ, see http://android.onse.fi/finqwerty/pro1.html I have been in contact with the guy behind FinQWERTY Anssi Hannula, to find out if there was an easy way to upload these in a clean way on a no

I never really understood that either. So just made a series of single images, so people can browse quickly over in seconds and only investigate whatever they want to see,

Minor odd bug: The device info app CPU-Z acts oddly. After a rather long time (about 20 sec) with a white tab CPU-Z shows the SOC info breifly, but unresponsive to scrolling, and then the entire device restarts. (But it does not seem to have any other negative side effects)

i do not know what can be done, but currently it is hard to find stuff

On the first, in Android you can select a timeout on how long after you press the power button it actually locks. This can be quite convenient until you get into the habit of lifting it not touching the power button or fingerprint reader. On the second. Well there are more than one way you can open this. One (as you do) is to lift the rear. OR you can push the front BUT this requires a bit of practise to get the right feel of it as it is NOT a straight push parallel to the bottom part, as you might intuitively try. I did an exaggerated sketch here (the whole movement is a few mm)

A minor issue on the qwertZ variant. That MIGHT be limited to outside Germany. (I did not try to select German as phone language) When you start the wizard and needs to enter WiFi Password as well as Android account, the physical keyboard is set for the default shifted qwertY, so you most likely will be better of using the TOUCH surrogate keyboard here. These dialogues are BEFORE you can select the keyboard layout. You might be able to skip everything, select the keyboard, and then (manually?) redo the steps of the wizard.

I split some of the replies here into a separate thread ,https://community.fxtec.com/topic/2475-discussion-and-testing-on-features-and-knownpotential-issues/ in an attempt to keep this thread on the known bugs only.

My experience was also that it is decent inner hardware but sloppy workmanship and horrible software. It is a few yeas back (Ip6- with Ios 8 and 9) but it was appalling that even the most basic stuff was at the bug-level my old StarTac were at... see this The iJail you get in is both the worst and the best of Ios. Allowing people to do nothing has the positive effect of reducing the risk of accidents. A bit like if you never leave your house, you are highly unlikely to be run down by a car. Not a trade-off to my liking though. But for some it could be. That their greed is felt

That was not quite what I meant. As this would prevent them from learning from the previous batches. What I meant was that the whole process is likely to be in parallel, that is a batch is likely to by manufactured WHILE the previous batch is on it's way through shipping and customs from factory over warehouses to the consumer..