Is there a good functionality/app that remaps the physical buttons of kospet hope? I see that upper button lets you go to screen saver while the lower one is a back button, but still features are missing…
Using the app I am asking for, maybe you can set rapid actions for double press of phisical buttons or for long press of them…
Thank you, very useful is
“Button Mapper - Remap all hard keys” by
Inter-Soft, but you can only prove the “back button” differently. Now with me “double press”: PCRadio open, “long press”: open “Volume Widget” of WTW Elektronics.
hi.
is there any possibility to get a double tap on the screen to wake up the watch, just to save the hardware button,coz on the long run they will fail first
oled displays dont turn on black pixels there’s nearly no power usage while the touch sensors are on to detect gestures
EDIT2:
The app can be found under the name knockon or DoubleTap to Lock in the playstore but I couldn’t get it to work. Each time it enters the ambient watch screen it would automatically unlock to the user watch screen
Perhaps I did something wrong though…
oled displays dont turn on black pixels there’s nearly no power usage while the touch sensors are on to detect gestures
EDIT2:
The app can be found under the name knockon or DoubleTap to Lock in the playstore but I couldn’t get it to work. Each time it enters the ambient watch screen it would automatically unlock to the user watch screen
Perhaps I did something wrong though
download link knockr doesnt work . couldnt find any working play store app either
Unfortunately the one I use drains the battery quickly. But I can imagine that it is a solution for when the buttons go bust or for when it is easier to tap the screen instead of pushing buttons.
Apr 11, 2019 18:27:47 GMT 2jockyw2001 said: Unfortunately the one I use drains the battery quickly. But I can imagine that it is a solution for when the buttons go bust or for when it is easier to tap the screen instead of pushing buttons.
same with knockr and when go into airplane mode the app stops working not so good after all