When making calls the screen cuts out after 10 seconds which is a right pain in the arse when calling and having to enter touch tone numbers etc.
I cant find any setting to extend the cut out time or any info online.
HTC Hero BTW. Can anyone help 😯
Hmm on my Desire once you move it away from your head/ear it comes on again and you can select the keyboard for entering numbers etc.
Not much help really. 🙂
My desire does the same, but as soon as I take the phone away from my ear, the screen 'comes back to life'. Apologies if this is no good to you.
😛 - cheers its just a niggle but pissing me right off - 😛
Just press the far left button and the screen will reappear...
Pushing volume up or volume down will also cause the screen to come back on. Have a dig around on the internet, you can find a fix for it. Newer HTCs have a proximity sensor to do this automatically but you can jury-rig a solution using the Hero's light sensor.
nice one, thanks guys 😛
Sorry to jump on this thread with nothing useful to say, but...I've just got a HTC touchscreen thing from work to replace an old school Nokia phone. I'm tempted to throw it against a wall. I'm not a technophobe as such, but is this thing just sh*t, with a mind of its own?
crikey - Member
Just press the far left button and the screen will reappear...
or press the 'menu' button
Benji, I love the Hero. Absolutely awesome bit of kit. Just having a gander on the market to find a better music player at the moment.
Which HTC? Some have {shudder} windows mobile {/shudder} as their operating system
Colin
I've just got a HTC touchscreen thing from work to replace an old school Nokia phone. I'm tempted to throw it against a wall. I'm not a technophobe as such, but is this thing just sh*t, with a mind of its own?
If it's windows mobile, then throw hard.
if its the HD2 then you bearly notice the WM underpinnings as its pretty much been redone by HTC.
Touch2 and touch pro arent quite as reworked, but stil very good.
I love my HD2 - just a shame the screen was a bit fragile when it got whacked (hard). still being fixed on insurance.
tho i remember my old Motorola MPx220 still functioning after falling 80ft from Bling at Blackpool pleasure beach. oops.
There's a known issue on the Samsung I have, where fluff blocks the proximity sensor and it can't detect when you move it away from your face. Assuming the Hero is the same, a blast with a can of compressed air across the sensor should fix it.