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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] djdavid:
That's true but i prefer calibrate it every time than can't calibrate it ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] j0bro:
It does now! I posted a new version yesterday, v1.02 and it saves the calibration data for future uses now. Note that the saved data *only* applies to BubbleLevel, not other apps that use the G-sensor.

Anyway, check here.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Susurs:
Thanks, BubbleLevel is a great application :)

Any chance of calibrating sensor globally? (software/hardware/authorised service etc?) without having to buy/RMA a new phone?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] djdavid:
Thanks ;)

Now you should work on graphics :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] SamirSan:
All of you who have g-sensor calibration problems, can you tell what rom you are using? i had no problem until i installed bepe's 0.54 rom now to have the ball not to move in tweeter i have to move the phoen to the right

i read posts about the same problem and it seemed that the rom was the problem (exactly the same calibration problem on the same side of the phone)..

Do people who are using original HTC rom have problems?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] SMASH1902:
Yeah I have 1.37.408.3 Ita official rom and I have problems :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] hallur84:
Hi all,

I have some experience using accelerometers as they are quite common in my line of work.

Our equipment has built in 3-axis accelerometers. As no accelerometer can be identical they need to be calibrated individually. Therefore we use a program that displays the parameters from each axis, the tool is then levelled on a known 0 inclination surface and then we tell the program to reset the values to 0.

I would assume the reason that the ball rolls in different direction when it is flat is that the software (WM or something similar) has some built in parameters. As these parameters do not fit all accelerometers the phones will be incorrectly calibrated. So the challenge would be to edit those parameters.

This might be clear to all of you before, but I thought that I should go for a rant about this :)

Cheers!
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Once in a while, when your significant other yells at you, you might use your phone a bit less. Rate this thread to express how the LG V60 ThinQ's battery performs under light use. A higher rating indicates that the device goes a long time when you're using the phone sparingly: no gaming or video/audio streaming, light web browsing, some calling and texts, etc.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Judge-Fredd:
I'm not a power user I use my phone mainly for browsing, messaging, social networks, YT, taking pics and vids, listening to music, GPS, alarm clock and of course calls. Never play games, never stream long films or videos.

With regular settings, Smart Launcher with a theme derived from their amoled theme (black background), brightness on auto, after 50 hours I had still 15% power. The phone asked me to charge ;-)

So cool ♥️
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Is the LG V60 ThinQ as good-looking as you are (despite your receding hairline, adult-onset acne, and massive weight gain)? Rate this thread to express whether you think the LG V60 ThinQ is attractive. A higher rating indicates that you would even go as far to say that the LG V60 ThinQ is a beautiful phone.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] frettd:
Such a good-looking phone. Even my iPhone wife and kids think so. I have the blue and it looks really nice with the metal trim (brass or gold color?).
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Wolfhawke:
Fantastic looking phone with or without the case. sort of plastic-y though with the case on, but it's a utilitarian protective case, not a fashion accessory here.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
Thing's a brick (it honestly feels like you can kill someone with it if you bean them just so in the head).

But it's a rather lovely brick. I'm partial to the "Classy Blue" variant.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] ern88:
Weighs 2 grams less then the S20 ultra ?
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
Well, I'm coming from the LV V30+, and my last Samsung phone was the Galaxy S4. :)
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] ern88:
I am also currently using the V30. I am finding the battery isn't lasting as long. A real bummer too. I like the phone. I would replace it. But the last time I had a battery changed out on my Nexus 6p. The place that did it said there would likely be damaged doing it. I gave the go ahead on my excellent conditioned phone. It was done with damage on the aluminium case. Then the phone just died 2 months later. Anyways to make a long story short. I ordered the V60 Sunday. Hope to have it in a week or so. Can't wait to use it.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
Screen resolution on the V60 is lower than on the V30, and Face ID unlock is gone, but other than that, the V60 is a moderate to significant step up in all other categories, IMO.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the LG V60 ThinQ feels in terms of quality. A higher rating indicates that it feels premium and high-quality (attention to detail is high, manufacturing defects don't exist, etc).

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the LG V60 ThinQ feels in-hand. A higher rating indicates that it's comfortable to hold for long periods of time, even in one hand. Resist the urge to say "TWSS" just now. Seriously.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] frettd:
Ugh...good and bad. Without the case, it's really nice in the hand. But it is VERY heavy coming from my V30. It's a little too well-balanced at the middle of the body. I wish it was slightly bottom heavy. The reason why is that it's long enough (too long) that when I hold it in my hands, my pointer fingers get a lot of the weight. I have to place them a little more towards the top of the phone to avoid that "tipping" feeling.

I bought the Verizon-branded case, and it's just ok. The bottom cutout for the USB port is a little sharp.

I really love how it feels without the case. Just very heavy. Not sure how it's going to feel with the second screen attached.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] dougroundup:
Brand new today and have had it in my hand all day long with the dual screen. It seems to balance decently in my hand, even when using one handed.

However, a big most definite YES!!!! The very first thing I most definitely noticed right out of the box was the hefty weight of this device, and that is without the second screen. Actually I noticed some weight before even unboxing! My first thought was that they must have some thick heavy, glossy paper coated paper user manuals and documentation inside of that package.

Unboxing and removing the phone the box felt substantially lighter, the phone, not so much! I suppose because the main unit has so much heft, I really don't notice a lot of extra weight when installed in the second screen flip case.

On a lighter note..... My initial impression with the extra weight is that the phone actually has a comforting and solid feel that invokes confidence in its durability. I think I like how solid it feels.

Time will tell, as I am notoriously hard on my phones and the solid mass might end up working against me and the phones ability to withstand brutality!
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
I too have upgraded from the LG V30+ to this phone, and there's a definite increase in heft, bulk, and overall volume/size.

My hands are fairly small, but I actually find the phone to be less uncomfortable to use than the reviews I read would have led me to believe.

In other words, I was expecting a worse hands-on experience than what I'm actually experiencing myself.

I have the dual-screen attachment as well, and while I'm no longer using it for a variety of reasons, it doesn't add a substantial amount of weight to the overall package.

It DOES, however, add more bulk/volume. And the ergonomics of the dual-screen's case (which is mandatory, as the second screen is built into the case) makes typing on the primary phone in portrait basically impossible (one of the many reasons I've retired the accessory).

I'll echo doug's comment about the phone's weight distribution. I wish the weight of the phone was distributed more towards the bottom of the device rather than the middle. But it's by no means a deal-breaker.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Judge-Fredd:
Comin' from the V20, the V60 is slightly longer in height and a bit shorter in width. It's also a bit heavier. What I dislike is the fngerprint captor underneath the screen. I found the rear V20 sensor came much more naturally under the index finger when I picked up the phone. With the V60 you have to register your thumb and you have to do it with your thumb not parallel to the phone's edges but obliquely so that it works while you pick up the phone. Definitely not a improvement in my opinion.

Dual screen cover is bulky but I use it at home so...
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the LG V60 ThinQ. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] darthbane2k:
My Diamond was delivered today.

Im just wondering whether you guys feel it is worth installing the supplied HTC screen protector? Im wary of having dust/bubbles trapped under the screen and suffering a dull display with poor responsiveness to the touch functions.

Could you please give me your opinions/experiences and any installation tips.

Im still undecided.

Thanks
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] aragornol:
i thought senior members are able to search already ... it seem they don`t

+

there`s lot of similiar topics here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=401471&highlight=screen+protector
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] darthbane2k:
LISTEN grumpy sod. I did search but all I found was discussion on crappy 3rd party protectors. Although thanks for the link, I didnt notice that before.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] aragornol:
using built-in forum search ... aiming at section Diamond -> Diamond searching for "Screen Protector" provided me with some topics :) although I admit the fact that searching isn`t all you need to get the answer ... you need to know what are you searching for :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Nighthawk:
I've never regretted using a screen protector, plenty of times I could have.

Strange that your device comes with a screen protector, mine didn't. I ended up getting one of the Martin Fields ones, love'em.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] aragornol:
I think all original Diamond`s come with screen protector unless it`s branded. There`s no point in including them just in some series :confused: If your`s HTC then write them and ask for your protector
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Huey85:
the one that came in the box is pretty crap. Mine's already scratched up. Martin Fields screen protectors are getting really good feedback.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] craigiecraigie4:
I've already scratched my protector. It's a no brainer to install one - every HTC I've used has gotten scratched in the first day before I got round to protecting, and it definitely makes it tougher to sell later.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] halloj:
I've been using the one in the box for a month and it's perfect. The pro's are

using isopropanol (alcohol) and after that tape to remove any particles left.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the LG V60 ThinQ's display outdoors. In case you've been playing Minecraft for 18 months straight, you might not known how to get outside anymore. Well, find the door and walk through it. A higher rating indicates that it has very high maximum brightness and thus fantastic outdoor visibility in direct sunlight.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Maleko48:
better than my old Note 5
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the LG V60 ThinQ's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Maleko48:
flawless with the OLED... almost too much contrast for my poor eyesight, heh
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
If you're colorblind, please disregard this thread. Rate this thread to express how you deem the color saturation and accuracy of the LG V60 ThinQ's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mr_Mooncatt:
Color accuracy is ok when looking straight on the screen, but there's a massive greenish/yellowish color shift when looking at an angle.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
I feel that the screen fares favorably compared to my now-retired LG V30+.

But cutting edge, this is not. Only 1080p despite the large screen size. Standard 60 Hz refresh rate.

It's an OLED, so that's always nice. But they didn't really invest much on the display. It's serviceable.

I find that the viewing angles are fine and haven't noticed any dramatic color shifts depending on the viewing angle.

I had no real complaints about the V30+. I have no real complaints about this one. But I knew what I was getting when I bought the phone.

On the bright side, FANTASTIC battery life!
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] sonyslave808:
Definately not accurate!

The whites have a slight red tinge no matter what setting you use (expert included)

But the screen is pleasant to look at.

Lots of off access color shift too.

I am very surprised at the uniformity between the main screen and the dual screen, well done!
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
The LG V60 ThinQ has a crazy crisp display. Just kidding, this is automated text so who knows if this screen is any good. So, you be the judge! A higher rating indicates that it's extremely sharp and clear, and that you cannot see pixels with your naked eye.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] frettd:
Very clear. The resolution is lower than my V30, I think, but it's not noticeable to me.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] immerstark:
I honestly don't notice the lower resolution and because of that always had my previous phones set to 1080p to save battery.

Auto brightness has been a problem though, in low light the screen throttles back to 1% far too aggressively and 1% is too dim even in a pitch black room.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
The larger screen size and lower resolution combine for a noticeably lower DPI count, but I happen to think that higher (than 1080p) resolutions on (relatively) smaller phone displays are mostly a waste of battery life.

YMMV, but in my experience, there comes a point where the human eye can only resolve so much and the bump in the resolution of small screen displays just becomes overkill. I'll take battery life over resolution and even refresh rate any day, though I imagine higher resolution displays with higher refresh rates will only become more efficient over time, and I'll likely change my tune eventually.

I went from the V30+ to the V60 at the beginning of this month, and I feel like the new phone is a substantial upgrade over the older one in just about all categories that matter. And that's even considering that the former was rooted and the latter can't be!

The display is crisp enough, though clearly not cutting edge. Colors look at least as good as those of the V30. Viewing angles are fantastic without any noticeable (to me) color shift. It's probably the best we could have expected knowing that the display is relatively modest compared to this phone's 20202 (and some 2019) peers. And if you're fine with that, this shouldn't stop you from considering the phone. If, however, you DO want higher resolutions and higher refresh rates, you already know this phone's not for you and that you've got multiple options.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mr_Mooncatt:
I'm seeing very drastic color shift when viewing at about 45°, more noticeable on white screens. It's a greenish yellowish shift.

Otherwise I agree with the rest of your post. 1080p is plenty resolution and I'm fine with 60Hz refresh.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
Are there display variances across production runs, or something? Because I can't seem to reproduce this fault.

I'm not TERRIBLY sensitive to such things, but from what you say, it sounds like it should be blatantly obvious to the eyes.

And I don't suffer from any kind of color blindness that could possibly impact me.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mr_Mooncatt:
I haven't seen anyone else complain of this, so not site if it's an issue with mine specifically or what. Here's a short video I made that hopefully demonstrates the color shift.

https://youtu.be/naGHasaIjp0
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
Huh. How did you get a plain white background to show up like that? (I suppose I can Google one up).

I'd like to test my phone out and see if I can get similar results.

It's a little hard to see in a YT video, but I definitely noticed SOME shift on your screen that I don't think I've ever seen on mine.

I imagine the effect is even more noticeable in real life, with the phone right in front of you.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mr_Mooncatt:
I use this app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iudesk.android.photo.editor

It's a photo editing app, but you can start a new image from scratch and select a background color. I set it to pure white, then zoomed in on it to fill the screen. It's definitely easier to see in person. I tried using by wife's Note 9 for the video, but I couldn't select a better refresh rate on it to prevent the banding.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
I tried it out, and while I did notice a dimming or darkening of the white background at extreme tilts, I figure that's normal.

Doesn't quite look like what your YT video shows, but I'm not sure if that's down to the difference between watching a YT video of something and watching it yourself directly.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] HD2FORNICK:
I've had the V30 and now this and I'm as happy with the screen on this one as I was with the V30. I couldn't care about the refresh rate. It's not like I'm watching a 60" screen. Overall it's a very good screen.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] BROKEN1981:
I pissed that it's 1080P, however, people who say a 90+ refresh rate is noticeable is just experiencing placebo.

The human eye will never notice that.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mr_Mooncatt:
I've had higher resolution screens, and I can tell no difference between them and 1080p. Even 720p is hard to notice a difference.

When it comes to refresh rates, most people see a noticeable difference between 60Hz and 90Hz. My last phone was selectable between those two and 120Hz, and I couldn't tell a difference between 90Hz and 120Hz.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] Mejilan:
I can see the difference in resolution between the V30 and V60, it's just that 1080p on a phone doesn't bother me.

It falls in my "good enough" range. These aren't 55+ inch television displays, after all.

I also can definitely see the difference between a 60 Hz refresh rate vs a 90 Hz or 120 Hz refresh display.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] slyguy2000:
my problem is with notifications in the top pull down... its virtually useless in landscape mode...

:mad:
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the LG V60 ThinQ's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] FabX:
I read a lot of posts... regarding Microsoft bad choices.

So they removed Modem Link option and there is no way other than Internet Sharing?

Any update?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -PiLoT-:
not dure. i wanted to use my phone to steal next doors wifi connection
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] FabX:
sorry I didn't understand what you mean
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -PiLoT-:
my neighbours have wi fi and i wanted to steal there signakl for net usage
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] commander5555:
chef shogunmark on his rom death 4 is the only oe who has been able to get wmodem program to work.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Wonder how long this post will last. It has that circuit city smell.

Closing Soon!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
It always winds me up when people just reply to threads with SEARCH, however in this case I have to agree with them.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=473875&highlight=modem

There are MANY threads about using the Kaiser as a Modem, and it does work. However you need to install ModemLink or cook it into the ROM on your Kaiser and get the HTC Modem drivers installed on your PC.

But I have to say it again, just use the SEARCH function.......... :rolleyes:

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
well it's not just searching it's also that the exact same topic has a new thread going on. So it's a redundant redundant thread.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the LG V60 ThinQ's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the LG V60 ThinQ's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] tserv95:
I have issues with my wifi strength on 5ghz.. Upstairs I get 1 bar where my laptop same room is getting close to max signal. Makes me think lg cheaped out on wifi card
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] immerstark:
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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] minoch:
Definitely has issues with 5 gigahertz wifi.

My V40 had better wifi performance.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] immerstark:
Need I remind you that "bars" are completely arbitrary? Have you compared the actual rssi against another phone? A laptop has room for a higher gain antenna so it's not a good basis for comparison.
[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] immerstark:
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[LG V60 ThinQ Real Life Review] immerstark:
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