The reason Samsung has made the button move is to ensure the home button logo doesn't burn-in to the screen by being in the same place. OLED screens can suffer from burn-in if you repeat the same image time and time again.
Samsung made the major design change for its Galaxy S8 lineup by removing the physical home button. The change was done to accommodate the bezel-less front design of the flagship. But, many S8 owners are noticing movement in the pressure sensitive virtual home button.
The Galaxy S8s Home Button Moves, And Theres A Good Reason For It
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The movement of the virtual button is not unusually noticeable, but if you mainly track it by sticking a tag on it, then you will see the shift backward and forward. It does not make major shifts, but there is a slight displacement. A Dutch website GalaxyClub has posted three pictures that clearly depict the change in the place of the virtual button.
Samsung's Netherlands official Twitter account has explained the reason behind this activity. The home button moves to avoid screen burn-in, which happens when an image is left on-screen for a long time. This issue was earlier seen on CRT monitors, wherein the permanent image on the screen used to create a "ghost" impression on the display. At that time, companies introduced screensavers to change the pixels on display and prevent putting a permanent image on the screen for too long.
However, on Google drive what I see is that all the previously made annotations do exist, and only the most recent one (the one followed by the home-button click) is missing. So the problem is both that it is not saving annotations sometimes, but also in some other cases it does not display annotations that exist on drive.
I dropped my Note 4. Now screen is blank and doesn't respond to touches. I have display on HDMI. But because it is locked, I cannot enter any PIN. If I remove the SIM card, then McAfee security locks the phone and waits for an other PIN. If I connect to the PC and run Smart Switch, it says the connection mode should be MTP. I thought using a mouse, but I haven't bought a Bluetooth mouse yet and I cannot enter a PIN on HDMI to turn on the Bluetooth. Also I have Mobizen app but it says I have to update it on the phone. I want to try soft reset, but I don't want to loose my stuff. Does soft reset is a factory reset? I looked at the questions and comments on this page and saw two ways to reset: remove battery, wait 1 min pressing power button; and pressing home and power button 10 sec together. Which one is true? I started a new question for this comment: Unresponsive to touches and blank screen after dropped
I had the same issue with my Note 3. My phone is always in the waterproof case and never drop bad, but one day, the screen went black. I tried to do everything like removed battery, hold the power button for a minute for so many time, but nothing work. I could just only see the green light when I started the phone, the home and the back button when I pressed the home button. I thought my phone LCD went bad, it would be costly to replace. The next day, I just disassembly my phone ( =XJlsLUNs...) then put it back together. After finished, I tried to turn on again for couple time, and the LCD working again. I just went back and reset my phone and it's still working ok now.
My tablet was working fine. I used it for like 15-20 minutes like I do many times during the day to check on stuff. But this time when I came to use it again then all I see is black screen. The home button and lock key is not working. I tried calling on the tablet and its still ringing that means it on. Its just not giving display. Is it possible that if something keeps on touching the tablet screen for long time may cause this ? because I saw a pillow was our the tablet(We have very light weight pillow). This happen one time before as well. That time I slept while using the tablet and in morning it was not working. Then all of a sudden it started working on its own(It tried some volume up power tricks but it looked like it failed so I just left it. When I get back it was working normally. I played games and stuff as well and all worked great. What could be the reason ?
Does it ever quit while using it? It sounds like it wont wake from sleep mode . When this happens there are two possible solutions that I know of. One is to hold the power button down continuously until the tablet shuts down and reboots . This can take a minute or more. The second it to open the tablet and disconnect the battery then reconnect the battery after a minute or so then reassemble and reboot . There is a troubleshooting guild here on ifixit that may help in the future , common problems and there fixes
Now, you may have been worried that having an always-on home button would cause the infamous burn-in issue that OLED displays are particularly susceptible to. Well, fear not because Samsung has apparently implemented a clever way to address that: the folks over at Galaxy Club used tape to demonstrate that the virtual home button icon on Galaxy S8 devices actually moves around ever so slightly in various directions. It looks like the home button moves around only when the device is off; the three buttons within the navigation bar are static.
For starters, it means fewer moving parts. Alongside cracked screens, the home button was one of the first things to fail on previous models, as it's typically used a lot more than the volume or power buttons. By making it a solid state button, it should be less likely to fail.
During the initial setup of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, you come across the option to Choose your click. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the simulated home button click. There are three options to choose from: light (1), medium (2) and heavy (3) clicks.
Since it's now much easier to press the home button, you may also notice that you're able to double- and triple-click it much faster. If in the past you slowed down the click speed in Accessibility settings, you may want to switch back to the default setting to reduce accidental double-clicks.
Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Home Button and tap on the three options -- Default, Slow and Slowest -- to preview how fast you need to click the home button for it to register as a double- or triple- click.
One suggestion I have seen is to override onPause() and call isFinishing() but this will return false when pressing the home button just as it would if a new activity is starting so this fails to distinguish between the two.
I needed to start/stop background music in my application when first activity opens and closes or when any activity is paused by home button and then resumed from task manager. Pure playback stopping/resuming in Activity.onPause() and Activity.onResume() interrupted the music for a while, so I had to write the following code:
which interrupts the playback only when application (all its activities) is closed or when home button is pressed. Unfortunatelly I didn't manage to change order of calls of onPause() method of the starting activity and onResume() of the started actvity when Activity.startActivity() is called (or detect in onPause() that activity is launching another activity other way) so this case have to be handled specially:
You might consider a solution by Andreas Shrade in his post on How-To Create a Working Kiosk Mode in Android. It's a bit hacky, but given the reasons that interception of the home button is prevented it has to be ;)
So the reason why this worked is because the only way to navigate outside this activity is by pressing back or home so if back was pressed then i know the cause wasn't home, but otherwise the cause was home, therefore i set the default boolean value for homePressed to be true. However this will only work with a single activity instance in your application because otherwise you have more possibilities to cause the onPause() method to be called.
Recently I was trying to detect the home press button, because I needed it to do the same as the method "onBackPressed()". In order to do this, I had to override the method "onSupportNavigateUp()" like this:
Android Home Key handled by the framework layer you can't able to handle this in the application layer level. Because the home button action is already defined in the below level. But If you are developing your custom ROM, then It might be possible. Google restricted the HOME BUTTON override functions because of security reasons.
It's a bad idea to change the behavior of the home key. This is why Google doesn't allow you to override the home key. I wouldn't mess with the home key generally speaking. You need to give the user a way to get out of your app if it goes off into the weeds for whatever reason.
I also have Xiaomi products and their home app works perfectly, so there's no excuse for a company as big as Google to have such a buggy mess of an app that doesn't even work most of the time with their own products!
One major feature of the Samsung Galaxy S line that we have seen in place since 2010 is the physical home button. On the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus, that button has been removed and this trend may continue with the next Apple iPhone.
The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event in New York City last week was very exciting and I enjoyed the opportunity to try out the new Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus (Check out ZDNet's Jason Cipriani's detailed first impressions). As a guy who appreciates the efficiency and security provided by the physical home button, this was one area I focused on while interacting with the demo devices on the display stands.
ZDNet's Ross Rubin made the point that the Galaxy S8 escapes the sea of sameness. I often hear people mentioning that all phones are "black slabs" that are hard to differentiate. Samsung worked hard to set the S8 and S8 Plus apart with its Infinity Display, which resulted in the loss of the home button.
The latest Samsung smartphones have amazing cameras and the ability to simply double press the physical home button to launch the camera and start shooting was important to me. While the home button is gone, simply perform the same action with the power button, centered on the right side, to launch the camera. be457b7860
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