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Does anybody have any ideas how to make my Samsung Galaxy II Epic stop vibrating on incoming emails and texts (other than smashing it)? I have it set
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
Jul 5 '12, 08:23
to never vibrate and vibration intensity set to 0. It won't stop. It's waking me up at night.
Responses:
Some of the notification settings are set pretty deep into the Messaging and Gmail applications themselves. Keep digging.
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Dr.Vermin
Jul 5, 09:08
(get an iphone) -- nm
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Don Homer
Jul 5, 08:56
hire someone to design a custom case that emits an opposing-frequency vibration. -- nm
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Max
Jul 5, 08:32
my blackberry used to do that. I started leaving it in my car. -- nm
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amanda
Jul 5, 08:29
call their tech support -- nm
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peglegpete
Jul 5, 08:25
I have a better idea
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groiny
Jul 5, 08:24
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