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Android Land

“Android Land” will probably be a series of post regarding my finding / hints on Android based phones.

I just purchased a new Nexus One. It’s my second one as I had the T-Mobile, aws band version when it got out. I now have the AT&T version that has 3G working in Canada.

With my first one, I had some anoyance with the fact that SMS notification didn’t vibrate at all. I had look everywhere in setting to find nothing. Well this morning I found where to look for. As this is not really intuitive and kind of proves that Android was built by engineers. Here how you enable vibration with SMS.

Open “Messaging” -> Menu Button -> “Settings” -> Vibrate option is at the bottom of the list.

Oh, and this is a pattern, same thing for email. You need to go in the email settings to enable vibration for incoming email.

Open “Gmail” -> Menu Button -> “More” -> “Settings” -> Vibrate option is at the bottom of the list.

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